Michael118

In mid-2026, the Yellow Pushers flooded the scene, with Welfare Girls dominating one side.
By this chaotic time, heroes from all walks of life rose up, either openly advocating for reviewing and restoring the Chinese community’s territory, or secretly plotting to attract traffic and establish their own factions.
As a part of the rolling waves of history, you choose:

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Who will listen to Ryuichi Sakamoto over and over again when they can't sleep... How many more times can we watch the moon rise?

Can the clouds part to reveal the bright moon? The total market capitalization surges suddenly—has the crypto bear market truly "ended"?

When not working, I really feel that life is beautiful~

Reflecting on the live broadcast, I have some new insights:
The crypto world is no longer in the "storytelling" stage.
In the past, you could easily pump the market by just making a PPT or telling a narrative; now, that's not enough. The projects that can still survive are either profitable products or projects with real traffic, genuine payment capabilities, and true AI skills.
Secondly, I am increasingly convinced of one point:
The biggest mistake ordinary people make is not having money, but not daring to use leverage.
Banks ask you to borrow money every day; funds with annualized interest

In the past two days, many people have started calling MicroStrategy the “biggest Ponzi scheme of 2026,” and some have even begun linking Michael Saylor to scammers.
But honestly, I think many people still haven’t truly understood what he’s actually doing.
At its core, Saylor isn’t doing “sell-courses-style call trading.” He’s using a publicly listed company to run an unprecedented financial experiment:
Borrow USD → Buy BTC → Use the increased market value to continue raising funds → Buy more BTC.
As long as BTC keeps rising, this setup is like a perpetual motion machine.
But the iss

The next step for BTC is....

Back then, everyone was laughing at "Brother Sun drawing pie charts," but looking back now—
This is not drawing pies; it's an early release of a "wealth trailer."
📅 2012: Buying BTC (back then like air)
📅 2016: Buying ETH (back then like toys)
📅 2016: Don't touch first-tier real estate (absolutely counterintuitive at the time)
📅 2025: All in AI (NOW!)
And the results?
BTC: From a few hundred dollars → tens of thousands of dollars
ETH: From a few cents → thousands of dollars
AI leading companies: Currently looking very positive
First-tier real estate: Underperforming inflation or sideways f

Where did everyone go for the May 1st holiday?

What is the basis for Bitcoin reaching 13 million USD each in ten years?

Oh my dogecoin!
How many people were bearish and said it would drop to 0.05 when it fell below 0.1, and now how many are jumping out saying it will go to 0.2
I suspect it's the same group of people.