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At this point, I just hope Michael's ChatGPT is strong enough and doesn't come up with any bad ideas.
AI indeed affects every aspect of our lives 🥲.

BTC is approaching 61000 again, STRC fell to 84, and my car also broke down in the pastoral area.
It truly is an extraordinary day.

Why is the 1M version of Opus 4.8 gone? Now the context is all 256k.

OJBK Void Hedging lost tens of thousands of dollars, turned off the lights and went to sleep.

I want to create a simulation management game called BTC Mining Tycoon.
Players mainly perform a few operations:
Operational side: buy mining rigs, rent land, pay electricity bills.
Financial side: secure loans; buy and sell Bitcoin; hedge; ensure cash flow.
Bitcoin prices fluctuate based on a major trend, combined with random numbers and random events. The goal is to have each game round with different market movements.
What do you think, everyone? Please give some suggestions.

If a team can do APR 20%+ risk-free, what would they do?
A. Use their own funds to earn big, quietly get rich;
B. Bring in investors to cooperate, grow bigger and stronger, earn profit sharing management fees;
C. Package it as a DeFi project, subsidize users out of their own pocket to play;

1850: Aluminum was more expensive than gold, and Napoleon III used aluminum tableware to entertain distinguished guests, while gold tableware was reserved for lesser guests.
After the invention of the electrolytic method, aluminum became a beverage can.
16th century: Silver was Europe's hard currency. After the Potosí silver mine was mined, the price revolution shattered its monetary status.
In five thousand years of monetary history, no material's scarcity has withstood technological progress.
Gold will not be an exception; it just hasn't encountered its own "electrolytic method" yet.

Good morning, I woke up a bit early today.

Purchased, placed the order, and went to sleep.

If you don't understand the full picture, it's easy to be swayed by snippets of information.
But now with AI, spending just 10 more minutes can solve this problem.
Unfortunately, it seems that not many people are doing this.

The main logic behind MSTR selling coins is:
After trying so many financing tools, MSTR still believes that STRC is the most useful. Going forward, it will mainly borrow money from the market around this.
The reason for repaying the convertible bonds early is that early repayment means the bonds can’t be converted (i.e., they can’t be converted after being repaid early). Selling 32 BTC is also for this purpose (to convey its stance to the market on paying STRC dividends).
If everyone is interested, we can make a video to discuss it in detail.

The funniest thing about Zama being frozen by Circle is that aside from this "dirty money," there’s almost no other funds in the pool (accounting for 99.16%).
The punk who was sued thought it was a privacy pool where he could come in and wash up. Turns out he entered a single-person bathtub, with only him inside.
Also, the project involved is Overnight, which was working on stablecoins. Now, probably no one is playing with it anymore.

I've been working out for a year, but I still don't see any muscle gains, except for my trapezius.

Now you ask me whether LLM and ETH are "human civilization-level innovations"; even hesitating for a second would be a sign of my disrespect towards AI.