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When you see someone with $100 million in assets, the money they spend each day usually isn’t coming from that $100 million itself, but from the ongoing cash flow generated beyond those assets.
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The most powerful bank of the future will not be one that holds money for the wealthy, but one that manages control for wealthy crypto asset holders: 2/3 multisig.
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If you want to engage in global trade, first understand each country’s strengths and structural shortcomings:
United States: Its strengths are finance, military power, technology, the U.S. dollar, and its alliance system; it lacks manufacturing cost advantages and parts of the supply chain, and is pushing to bring manufacturing back, build North American supply chains, and control key resources.
China: Its strengths are manufacturing, its industrial system, supply chains, and global trade networks; it lacks domestic consumption and financial internationalization, and is expanding domestic dema
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The nine three-piece sets for ordinary Chinese people:
The respectable set: take the civil service exam, join a state-owned enterprise, work for a big tech company
The workhorse set: haul goods, work in sales, work in a factory
The ironman set: courier work, food delivery, ride-hailing
The welfare set: security guard, cleaner, nanny
The losing-money set: funds, stocks, futures
The “lying flat” set: return to your hometown, cheap group meals, self-media
The shortcut set: find a rich woman, get a godfather, dance with old men
The daydreaming set: win the lottery, take from the rich, wait for the
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The strengths you are most likely to overlook are often the things you have always assumed everyone could do.
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Intrinsic motivation is not cultivated; it naturally develops when a person has the freedom to choose, is allowed to fail, and feels respected.
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The past four-year cryptocurrency cycle was a gambling cycle shaped by speculators repeatedly placing bets; going forward, as institutions and countries enter the market, it will gradually become an asset-allocation-driven financial cycle.
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A person’s true strength is not that no one criticizes them, but that others can no longer easily alter their inner state. Zhuangzi said, “If the whole world praises him, he is not thereby more diligent; if the whole world condemns him, he is not thereby more discouraged.” At its core, this means separating external evaluations from self-worth: when others praise you, that is their judgment; when others criticize you, that is also their judgment. Neither should directly become a command for your emotions. The more a person’s heart depends on external feedback, the more easily others can manipu
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If a society places great emphasis on morality but fails to establish stable rules and constraints; worships power but cannot make power submit to rules; demands individual self-discipline while constantly shifting the costs of institutions onto ordinary people, it will ultimately form a contradictory social state: everyone talks about morality, yet everyone guards against others; everyone demands fairness, yet everyone seeks connections; everyone hates rules being violated, yet bypasses the rules when given the opportunity.
This creates a continuously self-reinforcing causal chain: rules beco
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Naivety is believing whatever others say, paranoia is trusting nothing anyone says, and maturity is listening to everyone, then ultimately believing only the evidence, interests, actions, and your own judgment.
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Simply hating someone only drains yourself; studying why they can win is what helps you level up.
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In the business world, customers who pay less often complain more.
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In traditional Chinese social structures, men and women have often received two different forms of survival training: women are more likely to be trained to manage relationships, marriage, and their position within the family, so “finding a man with better conditions” is often seen as a more efficient path upward than building their own independence; men, meanwhile, are more likely to be trained to shoulder responsibilities, earn money, endure hardship, and support the family, treating financial provision as the core of their responsibilities while rarely receiving systematic training in expre
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Observing Chinese history, in the later stages of various dynasties, a similar predicament often arises: emperors neither trust civil officials, fearing they will form factions and undermine imperial authority, nor do they trust military officials, fearing they will become too powerful. As a result, they continuously strengthen decentralization, supervision, and control. In the short term, imperial power appears more concentrated, but in the long term, this leads to a bureaucratic and military system that becomes increasingly hesitant to take responsibility, unable to make decisions, and incap
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Someone asked me: “Morris, what would you become if you possessed absolute power?” I said: “I would probably do every evil thing there is. Because power is the most dangerous thing in the world. Many people oppose evil dragons only because they do not yet have the conditions to become one themselves. What truly matters has never been finding someone who will never become an evil dragon, but limiting the conditions under which an evil dragon can emerge.”
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Future US-China competition is not a contest over gold, nor merely a trade dispute, but a struggle for control over the distribution of next-generation currency (cryptocurrency), transaction gateways, and global liquidity.
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To welcome tomorrow’s product launch, I’ll answer your questions today: life, growth, work, making money, investing, trading, choices, and confusion—anything goes. If you’ve been stuck on a particular problem lately, feel free to say so directly~
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Valuation is not your true value; it is the price others assign based on their knowledge, information, and expectations.
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If you possess immense wealth but lack the power to match it, you must proactively seek alternative tools of power. These may include the media, public influence, organizational capabilities, technological infrastructure, or a vast network of users and supporters. Once wealth surpasses a certain level, it is no longer merely private property—it enters the realm of power relations. If you lack the ability to speak out publicly, as well as sufficient followers, organizational strength, and narrative power, it is best to proactively set a safety threshold for your wealth, reduce exposure, keep a
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The lifestyle middle-aged people like most: trade while living in different places; trade when the market presents opportunities, and live when it doesn’t. What truly inspires envy is not how many places you have visited, but gradually developing the ability to live without depending on any particular company, city, or even country. What long-term trading accumulates is not just capital, but also a set of abilities in judgment, risk control, discipline, and emotional management—abilities that ultimately become portable. Freedom does not mean doing whatever you want; it means having enough inco
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