“Introduction to Black Hole Formation and Theoretical Derivation”
I. History and Basic Concepts
The concept of a black hole can be traced back to the 18th century:
1783: John Michell
1796: Simon Laplace used Newtonian mechanics
to calculate the celestial body for which
“escape velocity equals the speed of light”
(called a dark star).
After Einstein proposed general relativity in 1915,
Karl Schwarzschild found the spherically symmetric vacuum solution in 1916,
formally ushering in modern black hole theory.
Definition: A region exists in spacetime
where the escape velocity is ≥ the speed of ligh

When Robinhood 2.0 season comes back, Milo will be switching to GREEN. 🐶💚📈
Until then, we’re patiently waiting…

11.11
$SOXL
First target level reached$BTC #美国10月CPI全面超预期

$BTC Lost $8K in a Week. Here's What Might Be Behind It.

Last Wednesday, Bitcoin was trading above $81,000. This week, it slipped below $73,000. That's a pretty sharp reversal

We already know about ETF outflows and macro uncertainty. But CryptoPotato highlighted three less obvious factors worth looking at.

💧 1. Less stablecoin liquidity

USDT's market cap has reportedly fallen by around $6.6B over the past couple of months.

That could mean less readily available capital for buying crypto, although a smaller stablecoin supply doesn't automatically mean investors have stopped buying.

2.

Now, eligible new futures users have an additional incentive: they can earn 3 USDT on their first qualifying trade, while participants compete for a share of a 40,000 USDT reward pool.
The SOXL, SOXS and QQQ Futures Trading Competition brings these three popular market-related instruments into one trading event. It offers beginners an opportunity to understand futures trading while giving experienced participants a chance to compete on the trading volume leaderboard.

But before joining, it is important to understand what these instruments represent, how the competition works, and what partici

Thank you @blknoiz06 for reviving the trenches again when enthusiasts had lost hope. Last time you sent $WIF to billions, lately $Ansem to almost half a billion too.
Dear Legend, $Mihao at a billion mcap. Will completely revive the trenches again.
Thank you 🙏

$xauusd sell order actived, TP or SL, let's see 👀

You can fake the smile, you can fake the calm,
But you can’t fake the callus on your palm.
ProofOfWork🫡

$BTC market cap is right at a key trendline intersection.

Price is getting squeezed, and a bigger move could be coming soon.

Watching closely for the next breakout.

#Btc #GateGlobalComplianceExpansion

$LTC is trading around $50, with a promising accumulation zone at $38–$50. The long-term ascending trendline remains intact, while the weekly momentum indicator is recovering. My main upside target is $185–$210, offering substantial potential from current levels. #USOctoberCPIBeatsExpectations #USIranTalksShowNewProgress #GateRanksThirdIn24HNetInflows
#LTC

Current vibe coding views.

Anonymous PhD: BTC probably won't be much higher in December, likely between 85–90K, with fairly high volatility.

What should Jensen Huang's wife do?

My stop-loss was at 67.2, and it got swept at 66.93. The displayed execution price was 67.02. I contacted customer support, but they haven't helped. This platform is unbelievable—fucking amazing #Gate全球合规版图扩展

Keep building steadily and gathering strength quietly—good things are on their way.
$BTC ‌$ETH ‌

Not every mining machine can mine every coin. And understanding why can save miners from making the wrong hardware investment.
It all comes down to the mining algorithm.
SHA-256 is used by Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). These networks rely on ASIC miners specifically designed for SHA-256 hashing.
Scrypt is used by Litecoin (LTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE). It has different memory requirements, so it needs dedicated Scrypt mining hardware.
So why can’t you use the same ASIC for both?
Because each machine is built to process a specific algorithm. A SHA-256 miner isn’t designed to handle Scrypt,

The Day After Buying Altcoins