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The Codex analysis is excellent; there's no need to do your own research and check the data.
At most, just verify it and avoid making big mistakes.
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Baseline scenario: 58.9k–62.5k, oscillating weakly.
BTC has still not broken through the 60k resistance. Whether ETF outflows stop is the primary variable; however, crowded shorts, MSTR's rebound, and the initial turnaround of ETFs on June 29 increase the risk of shorting at low levels.
Bullish trigger conditions:
BTC holds above 60k USD, breaks through 60,600–61,000 USD, then recovers 61,800–62.5k USD; simult

Think about it, a chill runs down your spine
Huawei's super node is out, domestic large models can completely break free from NVIDIA
The market generally expects that domestic open-source large models can catch up with the most advanced US models in at most 2 years.
The problem is that major US companies are already investing huge profits into a project that hasn't turned a profit yet. It's quite like China's long-term vision in massive infrastructure development.
If domestic computing power + open-source large models + proven application scenarios in China start going global, the US's

Medical treatment in Canada is free.
This statement is the most deceptive.
The core services of hospitals and doctors are publicly guaranteed,
But that does not mean:
Dental care is fully covered.
Prescription costs are fully covered.
Eye care is fully covered.
You don't have to pay anything out of pocket.
What the internet loves to do most,
is to only tell half the story.
#CanadaHealthcare #ChinaHealthcare #MedicalTourism #GoChinaMed

When seeing a doctor in China, many people first ask:
Can I get an appointment?
When seeing a doctor in the US, many people first ask:
Is this doctor in-network?
One fears waiting in line.
The other fears the bill.
The funniest part is:
Americans have insurance,
yet they still have to research deductible, copay, coinsurance.
Before even understanding their illness,
they get schooled by the insurance terms.
#ChinaHealthcare #USHealthcare #MedicalTourism #GoChinaMed

codeX's scheduled task capability is incredibly powerful.
It pushes BTC and gold briefings at exactly 10 AM and 10 PM every day.
The analysis is very detailed, with ample data, clear highlights, and rigorous logic.
Go check it out, you guys.

Strategy/MSTR becomes an additional source of pressure in the BTC market. CoinDesk reported that MSTR fell approximately 8% to $86, and STRC fell to $75, a 25% discount from its $100 face value; the company still has about 10 months of dollar reserves to cover STRC dividends, but the market is more concerned about the declining efficiency of its machine used to purchase BTC through financing.

In the era of AI, the most dangerous people
are not those who can't use AI.
They are the ones who, after using AI,
think they have become experts.
Previously, they didn't understand.
Now, they still don't understand,
but they produce a lot of things that look like they understand.
That's what's truly frightening.
#AI #Artificial Intelligence #Cognition

GoChinaMed keeps it practical.
We don’t pretend every Chinese hospital is right for you.
We don’t promise coming to China will save you money.
We don’t act like every condition can be solved here.
We do one simple, useful thing:
Before you book the flight,
we help you sort out the stuff people usually ignore:
medical records,
which city makes sense,
which department to contact,
what budget to expect,
who translates,
what insurance may need later.
Don’t fly in blind.
#MedicalTourism #HealthcareInChina #MedicalTravel #GoChinaMed

There's something very absurd about American healthcare:
You clearly have insurance,
but every time you see a doctor, it's still like gambling.
Is this hospital covered?
Is this doctor covered?
Is this test covered?
Will insurance recognize this bill?
Before you even get treated,
you're already dizzy from the rules.
#HealthcareCosts #ExpatHealth #MedicalTourism #GoChinaMed

The most annoying part of getting medical care in the US:
It’s not that it’s expensive.
It’s that you don’t know how expensive it will end up being.
The hospital sends you a bill.
The doctor sends you a bill.
The tests send you a bill.
The anesthesia sends you a bill.
And then the insurance company tells you:
This one doesn’t count.
You get sick once,
and you end up learning a finance class on the side.
#HealthcareCosts #MedicalTravel #MedicalTourism #GoChinaMed

BeforecomingtoChinaformedicaltreatment,don'tblindlytrust"recommendedhospitals."Recommendedhospitalsareuseless.Ifyou'rereferredtothewrongdepartment,you'llstillwasteyourtime.Ifyou'rereferredtothewrongcity,you'llstillgothroughthehassle.Ifyourdocumentsaren'tprepared,youstillwon'tbeabletoseeadoctor.Ifyourinsurancepapersaren'tkeptproperly,youstillwon'tbeabletofileaclaim.What'strulyusefulis:First,breakdownyoursituationclearly.Whatistheillness.Whatdocumentsdoyouhave.What'syourbudget.Wheredoyouwanttogo.Canyoucommunicate.Howwillfollow-upbehandledlater.Ifit'snotbrokendownclearly,arecommendationisjustabli

Coming to China for medical treatment, the worst fear is not being unable to get an appointment.
It's that you registered for the wrong department.
Money wasted.
Time wasted.
Hotel paid for.
Translator hired.
Finally, the doctor finishes and says:
"This doesn't belong to our department."
You are completely stunned.
Before seeing a doctor, first clarify the department, documents, city, and budget.
Don't use your body for trial and error.
#MedicalTourism #HealthcareInChina #ChinaHospitals #InternationalPatients #GoChinaMed

Many people think that coming to China for medical treatment just means finding a "big hospital."
It's not that simple.
Big hospitals are also divided into departments.
Departments are divided into doctors.
Doctors also specialize in certain areas.
Some require appointments.
Some require waiting in line.
Some have incomplete information, so going there is pointless.
The worst part isn't that the hospital is bad.
It's that you bring a bunch of incomplete materials,
and go to a place where you shouldn't.
Before seeing a doctor, make sure you know the way.
#MedicalTravel #InternationalPatients #H

Don't wait until you land in China to start asking:
Which hospital?
Which department to see?
Do I need to translate the report?
Will the doctor speak English?
How to pay?
How to get the invoice?
Does insurance cover it?
Seeing a doctor isn't something you can do on a whim.
Tickets can be changed if bought wrong.
Medical records, appointments, translations, reimbursements—getting these wrong,
People start to panic as soon as they arrive at the hospital.
What GoChinaMed does is simple:
First, clarify these troublesome issues in advance.
We don't see patients for doctors.
We only help you avoid u

Foreigners in China seeking medical treatment, the biggest fear isn't not knowing Chinese.
It's the chaotic process.
When the doctor asks about your medical history, you can't explain clearly.
The hospital needs documents, but you can't provide them.
Insurance requires receipts, but you didn't keep them properly.
Follow-up appointments need reports, and there's no one to translate for you.
The illness is already enough of a hassle.
Don't let the process torment you again.
#ExpatHealth #MedicalTourism #HealthcareInChina #PatientSupport #GoChinaMed

GoChinaMed's initial step is not providing a quote.
It's helping you break down this journey:
How much the hospital costs,
How much is spent on the road,
Which expenses might be out-of-pocket,
Which ones need to be clarified in advance.
Therefore, GoChinaMed first handles case intake.
Organize the medical condition, documents, city, budget, insurance, translation, and companion needs first.
If you can handle it yourself, do it yourself.
If you need assistance, then discuss the next step.