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Why should you stay committed to long-termism in crypto? Because you are in the midst of a trend. ETFs have been approved, the United States is establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, the stablecoin bill has passed, the CLARITY Act continues to advance, banks can custody crypto assets, banks can participate in stablecoin payments, Visa has begun settling transactions with stablecoins, Stripe has acquired stablecoin infrastructure, securities are beginning to be tokenized, retirement funds are beginning to discuss allocating to digital assets, the EU’s MiCA has been fully implemented, Hong Ko

Smart people never let emotions, but rather their interests, drive how they consume information on X. When you see a post, ask yourself first: What does it have to do with me? What can it bring me? Is it signaling opportunities, risks, and growth, or is it merely taking away my attention? What is truly scarce has never been information, but your attention. What the platform wants you to see is content that keeps you from stopping. What you should really be looking at is content that benefits your long-term interests.

Some people who come to the DLL system with questions: their real problem is not that they don’t know how to choose, but that their real lives are too empty and they lack a stable inner anchor. They have nothing they truly love, nothing they consistently create, and no goal worth pursuing over the long term, so they can only keep fantasizing about another kind of life: moving to another city, changing jobs, making a certain amount of money, meeting someone, achieving financial freedom—as if life would become completely different the moment one condition suddenly changed. But even if someone wi

Changing your destiny does not mean fighting the entire world; it means first seeing the world clearly. See how the rules operate, why resources flow to a select few, where opportunities are hidden, and which so-called “right paths” are actually paths others want you to take. True awakening is neither anger nor rebellion, but understanding reality and then refusing to be led by it. You do not need to conquer the world; you only need to understand it, then choose your place within it anew.

Some games cannot make you lose if you do not participate in them. The truly important ability in life is not just learning how to compete, but also learning to recognize the rules. If a game’s rules are inherently unfavorable to you, your chances of winning are extremely low, and losing comes with enormous costs in time, money, and emotional energy, then the optimal strategy is never to study how to win, but to simply walk away. The greatest losses many people suffer in life do not come from lacking ability, but from participating in too many games they should never have entered. Choosing the

Why are there 191 million people with mental disorders in China? (Data from The Lancet) Because from childhood to adulthood, many people are pushed into the same extremely narrow life path: studying, taking exams, pursuing higher education, finding a job, buying a home, getting married, having children, and constantly comparing themselves with others. This society is particularly good at ranking people, but rarely allows them to grow freely. Education stratifies people by scores, work stratifies people by income, cities stratify people by household registration and assets, and marriage stratif

China once had an aristocratic spirit as well, and it was particularly evident during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. The so-called aristocratic spirit did not mean having wealth or status, but rather being bound by honor above self-interest: even if certain actions benefited oneself, they could not be taken, because a person’s identity, credibility, vows, and reputation mattered more than immediate gain. That is why the saying “a scholar dies for one who understands him” existed in that era, and why people would give their lives for promises, recognition, and personal honor.

Do you know why many wealthy people already own mansions, yachts, luxury cars, and substantial cash and assets, yet continue working hard and staying in the public eye? It is not necessarily greed, but because for truly wealthy people, work has long been about more than just making money. Work sustains cash flow, creates value, and continuously preserves their freedom of choice. Assets fluctuate, markets change, and expenses continue; the freedom one has today may shrink in the future. So true wealth has never been “how much money I have now,” but whether I can continue generating cash flow, w

Never believe anyone who shows off their get-rich-quick success stories to you; you can even block them outright. Because what can truly be replicated has never been someone else’s path to sudden wealth. For people seeking a massive leap in wealth, there is only one genuinely effective path: be uniquely yourself. Combine your abilities, knowledge, resources, and experiences into something others cannot replicate. The more you resemble others, the more likely you are to become a target for others to harvest. The more unique you are, the more likely you are to earn outsized returns of your own.

The world is gradually forming three monetary orders: the U.S. dollar stablecoin system, the BRICS sovereign currency system, and the denationalized monetary system represented by Bitcoin.

When you encounter anyone influential, especially someone promoting a strong narrative, do not rush to project your identity and emotions onto it. First step back and ask: Who created this narrative? Who benefits? Who bears the costs? And where do I stand within this structure? If the narrative works in your favor, go along with it and leverage it; if it works against you, find a way to leverage it—or simply step outside it. What truly matters is not which narrative you believe, but that you always know where you stand and what benefits you.

Anthropic’s IPO in mid-October will mark the peak of this round of the AI capital bubble. Capital will gradually withdraw from the high-valuation AI narrative and start looking for the next opportunity with greater upside. The next high-upside narrative may be the redistribution of global wealth, war, or cryptocurrency. Capital will not stop flowing; it is simply constantly searching for the next story capable of carrying enormous expectations.

Kindness is not taught through preaching, but shaped through encouragement.

In every cyclical era, the poor are unable to leap over that fence:
The short-video era makes it easier for people to “know,” yet harder to “do”;
The AI era makes it easier for people to “do,” yet easier to stop “thinking” for themselves.

When alone, many people like to keep the TV, a podcast, or a livestream playing as background noise. At its core, this satisfies two needs at once: they need some sense of social presence—that “someone is there”—but do not actually want to enter a relationship that requires responses, emotional care, and attention. Background noise provides companionship without demanding attention; it creates a sense of connection while preserving complete control. It can be turned down, switched, or turned off at any time, making it lighter and safer than the company of another person. What people truly need

For the things you truly love, be willing to use them—use them wholeheartedly. Don’t put them on a pedestal, worry about wearing them out, or always save them for later. Let them accompany you while you eat, go out, work, and travel; let them bear scratches, fade, and show signs of use. The true value of an object lies not in being kept pristine, but in having participated in the flow of your life.

Once you place too much importance on a particular outcome, life suddenly becomes very narrow. Often, what truly exhausts people is not the matter itself, but caring too much about the result and being too eager to prove themselves. Think of it this way: if I succeed, I can achieve the goal I envision; if I fail, I can also retreat into the mountains and forests. Life offers many choices: you can rally the crowd and become the center of attention, or remain unknown and simply become a fulfilled version of yourself. True freedom is not having to win, but knowing that no matter where you ultimat

People often truly lose the right to choose—not because there are too few paths, but because they allow themselves to take only one.

Reportedly, accounts in the “awakening” category have recently started getting banned. Those of you who often copy and repost my posts, take note: don’t lose your accounts just for reposting a few pieces of content.