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The next phase of hacker targets will be the entire chain of self-made iPhone cold wallets: acquisition channels for Apple devices purchased from non-official Apple Stores, second-hand refurbished devices, Apple ID and iCloud cracking, fake wallet apps, fraudulent seed phrase generation, Wi-Fi intrusions, wallet cloud backup breaches, iPhone repair intrusions, QR codes and cross-device transfers, the clipboard and input methods, malicious apps within the device, wallet configuration inputs, iOS zero-day vulnerabilities, physical access and unlocking password leaks, theft of seed phrase papers,

Why say that life lies in release rather than spiritual cultivation? We often understand spiritual cultivation as treating ourselves as objects that need constant improvement. We always feel that we are not good enough, not mature enough, not clear-sighted enough, and that we need to restrain our desires, correct our shortcomings, and let go of our attachments until one day we become some idealized version of ourselves. Release, by contrast, means treating ourselves as lives waiting to fully unfold. Instead of clinging to shaping ourselves into some standard answer, we experience, create, expr

The essence of wealth: Choice is greater than effort, position is greater than talent, timing is greater than obsession, demand is greater than product, transactions are greater than recognition, systems are greater than time, cash flow is greater than valuation, survival is greater than returns, compound interest is greater than windfall profits, and migration is greater than preserving the status quo.

Philosophy is becoming part of everyday life, and the authority to interpret ideas is being redistributed.

A person is often prone to anger not because of what happens in reality, but because reality does not unfold in the way they believe it “should.” Zhuangzi said, “Recognizing what cannot be helped and accepting it as fate is the highest virtue.” If you understand the world through right and wrong, morality, and human nature, you will constantly develop expectations; once reality violates those expectations, anger arises. But if you understand the world through its underlying patterns, you will see that a person’s cognition, interests, experiences, and circumstances together influence their beha

A member asked me why China has started building a nationwide blockchain network. I believe that, for a highly centralized country like China, decentralization is actually not preferred, because in its view, maintaining stable power is often more important than anything else. But the fact that it has now begun building a nationwide blockchain network means that China may already have blockchain infrastructure that is technologically distributed while remaining politically controllable. More importantly, global financial liquidity may increasingly depend on stablecoins, asset tokenization, and

Life does not need role models, but it does need reference points. Role models imply imitation, while reference points imply observation. Anyone’s success can only prove that they did some things right under specific conditions; it cannot prove that their entire understanding of the world is correct. Likewise, the life of a failure is not without value. We observe others not to find people who are smarter than us, but to discover variables we have yet to understand, circumstances we have yet to experience, and possibilities we have yet to see. True independent thinking does not mean refusing t

Civilization addresses the lower limit of survival, while individual ability determines the upper limit of freedom.

The principles understood by the rich are remarkably consistent, but the paths to wealth differ. The principles understood by the poor are wildly varied, but the reasons for poverty are all the same.

Knowing why money appears there is more important than going there to make money.

When thought goes too far beyond action, it amounts to another form of confinement.

After the Ledger distributor incident, I received several people seeking consultation today, with combined assets of at least $500 million. People with substantial wealth do not lack investment opportunities, but they always need reliable trust and risk assessment.

Moving your funds out of Ledger means facing custody risks, regulatory scrutiny, and tax reviews when transferring them to an exchange. Moving them to a regular software wallet means facing various security threats from the software and network environment. Moving them to another hardware wallet means once again worrying about whether another manufacturer is truly secure. In fact, Ledger itself remains a hardware wallet with security protections. What truly needs to improve is not merely the wallet’s security level, but your own understanding of asset security. Many people think they are trans

If your BTC holdings exceed $5 million and are stored in an old wallet for long-term holding, be sure to check whether your wallet has only incoming transactions and no outgoing transaction records.

The greatest cognitive risk for young people in the future may not be a lack of independent thinking, but believing too early that they already understand reality in a world where AI provides ample explanations.

Eight major risks AI may bring in the future:
1. Industrialization of cyberattacks: AI automatically discovers vulnerabilities, infiltrates systems, and steals assets, enabling large-scale attacks on global financial and network infrastructure. (Already happening)
2. Large-scale cognitive manipulation: AI mass-produces fake identities, creates disinformation, and precisely manipulates public opinion, influencing public perception and personal decision-making. (Already happening)
3. Biosecurity threats: AI lowers the technical threshold for researching dangerous pathogens and developing biologi

Fools’ business is gambling, while smart people’s gambling is business. Because they are all playing against uncertainty, the difference lies in their understanding of and ability to control probabilities, odds, risk boundaries, and long-term returns. Fools rely on luck; smart people manage probabilities.

People often do not act according to the motives they claim, but make choices based on what they perceive as their own interests and then seek reasonable explanations for those choices. When someone’s behavior is difficult for you to understand, do not just listen to what they say; look at what they gain, what they take on, and what they give up. There are few truly free things in this world. Every benefit has a cost; only the means of payment differ. Some are settled with money, while others are paid for with time, freedom, trust, and the right to choose in the future. What you truly need to