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We always feel that buying Bitcoin in 2010 or participating in Ethereum in its early days is the kind of story that only happens in the news or biographies, far removed from us.
But if one day a similar opportunity really landed in front of us, we might not feel excited at all—only keep doubting:
Could I really be this lucky? Can someone like me really accomplish something great?
On reflection, people living through history cannot see it as history. True early opportunities never come with answers; they are often niche, rough, and controversial, and may even look a little ridiculous.
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Let me put this judgment on record:
After RWA, the next truly major narrative is likely to be called ComputeFi—financialization of computing power.
Over the past year, CME and ICE have begun preparing computing-power futures; Silicon Data, Ornn, and NATI are competing to establish price benchmarks; NVIDIA, together with institutions such as Apollo, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, and KKR, plans to mobilize more than $500 billion in capital over the long term; GPU-backed financing has already reached tens of billions of dollars; GAIB,
This is not a story fabricated by some Crypto project, but the sam

This era has no Kubrick, but fortunately, we still have Nolan.
After finishing The Odyssey, Nolan said his next film would have to wait at least three years. So let’s look forward to him pulling off something big three years from now.
After watching it, I actually had another particularly strong thought: I really hope that one day, someone in China can turn our own national mythology into a true epic film with a sense of realism. Not simply depicting “gods fighting,” but using stories from thousands of years ago to reinterpret the spiritual core of the Chinese nation, as well as our reflection

When evaluating projects today, simply looking at the code is far from enough, because the code itself is rapidly depreciating.
With a bit of Claude Code or Codex Token usage, anyone can make a project's codebase look polished: frequent commits, comprehensive documentation, complex architecture, thorough testing, and even a seemingly decent product built within just a few days. GitHub used to be a reality check, but it is increasingly becoming a makeup room.
In the future, when researching projects, it will be more important to look at:
Whether the team truly understands what problem it is sol

$PRL Pearl’s algorithm vulnerability has been poked full of holes by scientists...