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Suddenly thought of something interesting:
Humans are like the gods who create AI, so could it be that the gods who created humans have already been wiped out by humans?
It's quite terrifying to think about.
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"The Gambler's Exit Is the Beginning of the Crypto Golden Age"
More and more people are leaving crypto now, which is actually very normal. Because originally, 90% of the people attracted by crypto were "gamblers," and when the casino's odds aren't high enough or it's not fun enough, while the neighboring casino is bustling with noise, their choice to leave is simply natural.
People who are still hesitating now need to consider: after crypto strips away more than 90% of "pure narrative" projects, does it still have its genuine and unique value? I definitely believe it does; here are a few e
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Over the next 2–3 months, it’s very likely that these will be the few months when you can buy at the bottom. If you’ve made money in the US stock market, you may want to come back and pick up some crypto.
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First of all, MicroStrategy has already tied itself to BTC; it can be said that Strategy = BTC, and there is no longer any possibility of transformation. Once the 4% volume is truly exhausted, the company will have nothing left, so it can only go down this path to the end.
Recently, I’ve only sold about 30+ coins, and I think it’s mainly a gesture:
1. Proactively breaking the self-imposed rule of not selling coins during a controllable phase, allowing the market to digest and adapt in advance, rather than being overinterpreted when a large sale actually happens.
2. Making the company's f
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Many years later, faced with an account wiped to zero, he will remember the distant midnight when he first saw the candlestick chart glowing in the night.
At that time, the entire chain was still young, many cryptocurrencies had no names yet, and when mentioning them, you still had to point to the white paper to identify them. That white paper was left by a gypsy named Satoshi Nakamoto, written in an unbreakable code, predicting everyone's wealth and zeroing out during the hundred cycles of bull and bear markets—yet no one ever read to the last page.
Prosperity was like a rain that lasted thre
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$Lab The timeline is filled to capacity.
In fact, at the end of the day, these kinds of coins are just a clear gambling game in the market; everyone knows the house is going to pump and then cause a short squeeze (making money when going long), and everyone knows it will eventually crash (making money when going short).
With these two obvious carrots dangling, speculators are naturally eager and can't resist, eager to try their luck.
The crypto world has gone through waves to reach this point; there probably aren't many big influencers who are truly naive and purely opening shorts for h
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1 year ago, I believe a lot of people would be thinking about a question: “Bitcoin just goes up so easily to 12w—then later to 100w isn’t that just a piece of cake? How is it that in the world there are still idiots who can’t hold onto Bitcoin?”
1 year later: “Only idiots buy Bitcoin.”
So you see—no matter how obvious the trend looks in hindsight, during the process it really is the whole gauntlet of hardship, one ordeal at a time. Aren’t we right now at the point where faith is put to the test?
Of course, this is absolutely not investment advice, because I’m also starting to doubt my ow
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A small system I built myself ran some of the current mainstream AI models to test cost performance; DeepSeek V4 Flash is really the king of value for money.
Additionally, I really can't imagine what the world would be like if only the United States had AI.
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Who else remembers TheBeacon? It's finally launching, and they're issuing tokens too... Sigh, the feeling of things changing so much.
The top 3 GameFi projects I played the most back in the day:
First is definitely StepN. During the Shanghai lockdown, I volunteered every day just to be able to walk. At the peak, I walked 100 minutes a day and earned $4,000. Even in heavy rain, I kept walking with an umbrella. Every two days, new green BSC shoes would drop, selling for $20,000. These money-making days lasted over two weeks.
Second is TowerStar. To this day, I still think its gameplay is t
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Why is AI so popular?
1. I think AI is very much like the top-tier equipment we used to pursue when playing games. Although the top-tier gear might only have about a 20% better attribute than the second-best, some people are willing to spend ten times the effort to pursue it. Just like martial artists in the Jianghu pursue divine weapons like the Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre. Once you have the best, subconsciously you don't want to use inferior ones. The saying "it's hard to go from luxury to frugality" applies here.
2. It’s also very similar to Liu Bei pursuing Zhuge Liang, because AI
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Claude Opus 4.6, a while ago it was astonishingly good, much better than ChatGPT and Gemini, with a 50% increase in efficiency. But these days, whether it's 4.6 or 4.7, they both seem to be acting dumb, oh my.
For people who heavily rely on AI at work, encountering AI's reduced intelligence can really be overwhelming. On one hand, the workflow has already been solidified, and it's almost impossible to work without AI at this point. On the other hand, if the AI becomes less smart, there's not much you can do to make it smarter again, scratching your head.
I'm willing to spend more money, as lon
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This circle has now truly fallen into a group of all kinds of monsters and demons, it's too terrifying.
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The timeline is basically everyone criticizing the backpack, and even in this already terrible market, the feeling of being backstabbed by a project you once believed in is truly unbearable for anyone.
We've been educated by this market, so we're not as afraid of project teams harvesting retail investors anymore. Even blatant rugs from project teams don't make people as disgusted, because those are just pure evil—it's a game of strength, and if you lose, you lose.
What really disgusts people is those sanctimonious types who preach virtue, morality, fairness, justice, and community spirit, but
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January 2025: Trump's son becomes strategic advisor at Kalshi;
August 2025: 1789 Capital, a venture fund founded by Trump's son, participates in Polymarket's investment and joins its advisory board;
October 2025: TMTG (Trump Media & Technology Group) announces entry into prediction markets through Truth Social.
So you understand the direction of hundreds of opportunities now, right? Is there a better monetization channel than prediction markets? It's much more convenient and faster than trading futures or anything like that.
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If a bear market is unavoidable, then I wish upon the bear market god:
BTC to 50,000
HYPE to 20
CRCL to 50
Then go all-in and hold for 2 years.
Of course, if BTC drops below 60k, HYPE below 25, and CRCL below 70, I will start buying. This time I was just too greedy—HYPE reached 22, and I still hoped for 20; I bought too little when CRCL was at 60.
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This drama is worth looking forward to...
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90% of the entire X feed is about crayfish. I really feel like I took a wrong turn somewhere. But honestly, there's nothing in the crypto world that really grabs attention right now...
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Is the crypto world really over?
It's over. The crypto scene used for speculation is indeed finished; easy money is becoming increasingly scarce.
Not at all. The true value of blockchain will become evident. What is the real value of blockchain? As it has developed, the most core and validated value of blockchain still lies in upgrading and transforming traditional finance. Currently, the most visible applications are:
1. The best platform for machine economy (Web4.0)
2. On-chain traditional finance (RWA, stablecoins)
3. Native financial infrastructure (lending, AMM, HyperLiquidity, Polymarket
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