Someone asked me in an X group: What do you make of the attitude displayed by the Shanghai TV host at The Odyssey meetup? In essence, this phenomenon is a behavioral pattern shaped over the long term by the system and Confucian culture: proactively reducing one’s own presence and elevating the other person’s status in order to gain a sense of security or recognition—a typical case of self-belittlement. Equality, confidence, and respect are the healthy ways for people to interact with one another. Behind this phenomenon lies the long-term influence of hierarchical culture and the bureaucratic s

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15h ago

A subscriber asked me how entrepreneurs can change their life habits. The four core points are: make time for solitude, reduce low-value consumption, build habits that compound over the long term, and don’t rush to copy “be people.” In the end, entrepreneurship is not about who works harder, but about who can keep doing the right things.

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15h ago

The firmware of the Bitcoin cold wallet Coldcard was tested for vulnerabilities using Codex 5.6, ClaudeFable, and KimiK3, but no vulnerabilities were found. This shows that AI is better at detecting vulnerabilities that already exist in the market, while top hackers are better at discovering new ones.

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16h ago

Looking at X, many tech professionals are always discussing distillation, Skills, and saving Tokens. But there is an underlying issue: many tech professionals are easily constrained by their own positions, constantly studying technology from a technical perspective. Yet what truly makes money in this world has never been simply perfecting technology, but finding a differentiated position. Technology can be a capability, but it cannot constitute all of your value. In the future, technology will become increasingly widespread. What will truly be scarce is whether you can identify problems others

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16h ago

If you use a Ledger wallet, every crypto scammer in the world will come after you.

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17h ago

Not everyone who leaves comes back, but the people truly worth going the distance with can often withstand choosing each other again after a loss.

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17h ago

Many people do not know how to refuse others—not because they do not know how to say “no,” but because they subconsciously believe that their refusal needs to be understood and approved by the other person. So they keep explaining, hoping to find a reason the other person cannot argue with. The problem is that the more you explain, the more likely the other person is to think there is still room for discussion. You think you are explaining the situation, but the other person may believe you are waiting for a solution. Refusing is not asking the other person to approve your decision; it is info

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17h ago

A person’s level of cognition is not judged by how many sophisticated words they use, but by whether their judgments are closer to the real world. Many people possess a great deal of knowledge, yet have merely built a self-consistent theoretical system; truly high-cognition individuals can continually validate their understanding against reality and correct their models through mistakes. The essence of cognition is not knowing more, but possessing a world model that can be continuously iterated: seeing accurately, thinking deeply, and being able to revise it.

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18h ago

Many people think success depends on persistence, but what truly determines the outcome is the direction of that persistence. A person can spend ten years digging a tunnel toward freedom, or spend ten years digging in the wrong direction. Effort will not automatically correct your course; it will only amplify your choices. This applies equally to investing, entrepreneurship, and life. Many people are not lacking in diligence—they are so busy with tactics that they overlook strategic recalibration. Life requires something worth investing ten years in, but before committing to the long term, you

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18h ago

The greatest gap between people is often not a gap in ability, but a gap in how they allocate their attention. Everyone has 24 hours a day, but most people spread their time evenly across all kinds of things: work, entertainment, socializing, emotional drain, and short-term gratification. They constantly consume time, but rarely allow it to generate compounding returns. Those who truly want to change their destiny will actively choose a long-term direction and continuously invest their time, energy, learning, practice, and resources in it. When a person can remain focused on the same field for

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18h ago

The greatest cognitive trap is mistaking one’s own map for the world itself. Everyone constructs a map of the world through their own experiences, values, and interests, and then uses that map to explain everything. But a map is never the same as the real world. When signals from reality conflict with the map, people often filter reality instead of updating the map. True growth is not about acquiring more information, but about constantly correcting the model through which one understands the world.

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18h ago

The real buying opportunities often emerge when the market is at its most pessimistic, provided the asset itself still has value. The real selling opportunities often emerge when the market is at its most euphoric, because the price has already priced in the future. The essence of trading is to maintain a longer time horizon than the market amid extreme swings in human nature.

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18h ago

The essence of catastrophizing is not that you see danger, but that your brain prematurely simulates “a low-probability event that might happen” as “a major disaster that has already happened.” The way to address it is not to tell yourself “don’t think about it,” but to rebuild your sense of probability, capacity for action, and trust in your own ability to recover.

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08-04 11:24

The wallet holds the faith of the past ten years; the computer runs the possibilities of the next ten years.

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08-04 05:58

A modern social individual values maturity model: self-responsible individualism (autonomy) > creative mindset (change the world) > long-termism (time compounding) > contractual spirit (trust) > cooperativism (synergy) > community awareness (responsibility) > collectivism (belonging) > authoritarianism (obedience).

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08-04 05:52

Every Bitcoin-related crisis is paving the way for a massive breakout in the future.

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08-04 05:30

Your ability determines what you can do, and your position determines how others see your value. For many people, the problem isn’t that they lack ability. It’s that their ability hasn’t been placed in the right position. Value isn’t defined by yourself; it comes from your position within the system. The same person, in different environments, can be an ordinary person or a key node. Don’t just improve your abilities. More importantly, improve the position where your abilities generate value.

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