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Talking about Jing Tian and this matter, there’s no need to turn it into a battle between men and women; only by looking at it from a human-nature perspective can you see through it.
What’s the biggest difference between her and Zou Shiming?
Everyone is attacking her. By this standard, Zou Shiming should be given an award, yet no one even mentions him.
Because in this circle, the person who gets criticized most harshly is often the ultimate winner.
People criticize KOLs, exchanges, and project teams. But think about it carefully: no one is interested in criticizing the truly losing side; ordin

People often lack the imagination to envision things they have never seen before, but precisely because of that, the potential and ceiling of such things can be raised infinitely high.
For example, $DOGE $WIF $BOME $ORDI $PONS —all emerged out of nowhere, and ultimately won people over through price appreciation.
$Bull is here, and the market simply has no historical precedent to compare it with. Coincidentally, at this turning point from bear to bull, a group of foreigners are bottom-fishing, and it is still on BSC.
Apart from the right timing, favorable conditions, and support from the ri

People with little money often self-righteously say,
that they have no money
because they have bad luck.
Yet they are rarely willing to admit
that they are mediocre
because their understanding is insufficient and they lack courage.
Yesterday, I chatted with a senior,
and I envied how easily he made money,
but he told me that it was not easy at all,
as diligence, understanding, and execution are all indispensable.
This made me think that at school,
students with excellent grades often
put in more effort than those with average grades.
At work,
people who are good at summarizing are
more likely

The more you see, the more you’ll understand
Those who always wait for Bitcoin to drop to $30,000–$40,000 before buying the dip
Are often the same people who end up buying at the $100,000–$200,000 highs
Because I’m one of them 😈

Why do people say this world is just a slapdash operation?
I have a friend who spent six months tightening screws on a workshop floor and learned a bit of drafting from his colleagues.
Later, he applied for an engineering job and, forcing himself to be bold, claimed to have two years of experience. He was exposed after 20 days on the job and fired.
In theory, the story should have ended there.
But unexpectedly, those 20 days of experience became his stepping stone to his next job.
He joined a new company, learning while working and gradually making up for his lack of experience. He has now bee

Buffett: Buying stocks means buying companies
Duan Yongping: Buying stocks means buying cash flow
Lin Yuan: Industry + monopoly + addictiveness
Retail Investor B: Recovering the cost through ten years of dividends
Tang Chao: The key is for profits to be real and sustainable
Xian Da: Choose well, hold on, accumulate shares, collect dividends
Whose level is higher?

Advice from a middle-aged person with a net worth of over 100 million:
1. Don’t think about moving into a bigger home or getting a better car, and don’t casually replace the people around you either. Maintaining the status quo steadily is already very good.
2. Don’t invest a single cent in an industry you have never been involved in. The cost of learning through mistakes and pitfalls can be far greater than you imagine.
3. Keep your mouth shut. No matter who you’re talking to, don’t reveal your current situation or your true net worth.
4. Assets can be allocated as follows: 30% to leading indu

The real buying point always feels unbearably painful.
The real selling point always leaves you deeply reluctant to let go.
When you’re panicking and want to get out, it’s often precisely the right time to buy.
When you feel the market can keep rising, it’s probably nearing the top.
The market seems determined to go against human intuition.

To be frank, if you want to start a side hustle with AI, the dumbest thing is to bury yourself in learning technology right away.
Many people spend two months learning prompts, another month learning Midjourney, and then half a year studying Python.
After all that learning, they still cannot find a single paying client.
They got the order of doing things backward from the very beginning.
For ordinary people starting a side hustle, don't first worry about what you can learn; first figure out who is willing to pay.
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What are the “god predictions” for 2026?
I’ll go first:
In this BTC cycle, there may be one final drop yet, and it’s not out of the question that it could return to around 40,000.
At the end of 2026 to the beginning of 2027, these few months are the absolute bottom for BTC for the next few years.
No matter what profession you have now, or what age you are.
Start thinking of ways right now, in the remaining time, to earn enough discretionary capital and then put it into BTC at the time points above—this is a big opportunity for ordinary people to complete the initial accumulation of c

I have ten thousand idle funds in hand—what should I buy for the best value for money?
1. $SUI
directly competes with the existence of SOL. The top one is that the Foundation has a big-picture mindset: it can pull up the ecosystem, and after three years it can be above 10.
2. $ONDO
has the most imaginative RWA track seed candidate. Everything is in place—it's just waiting for a round of super FOMO, aiming for double-digit numbers.
3. The top five exchange platform tokens are related to the dollar rate-cut cycle. In one bull market, the minimum is starting at 2x.