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Recently, after looking at CZ, 币有, Space Dog, and a bunch of other narratives, they feel too high-end—not suitable for a degen like me.
Each one tries to find a way to ride the hype. On the other hand, anything on BSC has to cling to CZ and BNB, like stinky dog shit that just won’t come off. Once they see something gaining traction, they immediately activate the scripts, launch an identical new token, load up their own holdings, and find KOLs to generate hype. Retail investors can’t tell which is real and which is fake, and as soon as there’s a profit, they immediately dump.
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The previous Marscoin has taken off.
Users who bought on the CEX can trade with limit orders, so they don't need to pay Butterfly's additional fee (3%).

This thing reminded me of the way things are done in Europe and the US. For some years, China’s default highest risk category meant that in Southeast Asian countries you could still buy various types of insurance, but in China directly there was none—an implicit suggestion that you shouldn’t go.
Penalties for foreigners who deceive on visa applications and for illegal entry are also clearer.
With the expansion of visa-free access, entry for foreigners also really does need to become stricter. Recently, an Indian man who came to China with 150R and had been freeloading and eating for free while

I had AI go over the Korea story and it feels really scary.
Retail investors are still holding strong. After all, in Korea, the investment culture is about the younger generation and the “any bait is worth biting” mentality—once you dangle even a little fish bait, they really will dare to take the hook. To predict retail investors, you don’t even need a super complicated model. You just need to study sentiment and some credit data, and it’s easy to forecast the trend. Here’s a set of data:
Foreign investors have cumulatively net sold about 116 trillion won.
Korean individual investors have net

Pair the dog, and it’ll last forever.
A lighthouse paired with abs is just so perfect together.

An Apple earnings report suddenly plunged by nearly 10%, and it suddenly gives me—this crypto “cockroach”—confidence in crypto.

I picked up a bit of SK hynix on US stocks, just messing around. Mainly, it feels like the vibe is right.
This kind of sudden “little essay” full of liquidations is probably a short-term low point. I’ll cut my loss if I’m down 30%.

My BN Pre account seems to have fallen into a time black hole. I started earning points about a week later than everyone else. You posted for 32 weeks, but I only posted for 31 weeks. My wife’s phone has already updated to 32.

I asked GPT about the next steps of the crypto and AI narrative, and under the same high-risk conditions, U.S. stock market volatility and expectations are far more fun than crypto.
AI is nowhere near the bubble stage—continue to experience the market.

I used a script to collect all the Galaxy gas. Under an AI-themed narrative, doing tasks just to farm easy money definitely isn’t going to get you anywhere.
A few days ago I saw someone say Galaxy switched chains—don’t know if that’s true, so I ran first just in case.

I used ds just now. In less than two hours, I used this much—its intensity is actually not that high. Compared with codex, it’s still pretty expensive.
After all, resetting the quota every few days makes the value for money as good as it gets, but for certain business needs you just have to use ds, because codex won’t tell you.

There has been a lot of online discussion about KIMI3 over the recent weekend. Huge leading U.S. companies worth several hundred billion dollars are being pulled down from the “monopoly narrative” by a Chinese company using an open-source model—this is not something Americans can accept.
All AI narratives are built on monopoly, and this is also the consensus of Western capital. Once expectations are broken, everything upstream and downstream will continue to collapse. It feels like tomorrow we can take a quick bite and keep shorting Hynix.