Dannyy

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If there is any love-hate storyline in the crypto circle
CZ and Star can definitely count as a pair 🤣
Really relentless pursuit~ 🤣🤣🤣
Remember in technical school, the mentor said that the person who knows you best is likely not yourself, but your opponent
If you want to know what areas you still need to improve, perfect, or weaknesses — see how your opponent attacks you?
Now it really seems to be the case.
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I took a closer look and think $meta has someone with real expertise behind this move.
The old equipment for new narrative, taking advantage of the depreciation to play the time gap in industrial upgrades, paving the way for the next round of financing and expanding AI capex.
I have to say, it's a very practical and efficient set of Wall Street financial tactics.
Known:
1. One of the most troublesome things (among others) in semiconductor finance is depreciation.
2. Technically, the efficiency gap between each generation is huge; the older generation lags by a notch.
3. Meta still
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A license is the perfect reflection of local conditions and people.
The biggest taboo when applying for a license is path dependence.
MAS has its own considerations.
VARA has its own preferences.
ADGM has its own likes and dislikes.
MiCA has its own rules.
SEC has its own temper…
Many people may not know that getting a license, much like paying fines, is handled case by case in many jurisdictions.
The larger your scale, the higher the requirements; the more you earn, the more you are expected to give; some jurisdictions issue licenses to protect consumers, others to generate revenue…
Want to k
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If you're curious why SK Hynix and Hynix have been doing so well these days, today even surpassing $samsung
The reason is that tonight the SEC will announce SK Hynix's ADR listing application
Based on this AI trend, I think it will most likely be approved
The company is expected to raise up to $40-60 billion by selling about 2-3% of its shares
Here's the question: are you going to sell the news? Or sell the news? 🤣
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It's the durian season again. This year's Musang King durians are a bumper harvest (especially in the Wenzhong high-altitude area).
For those passing through Singapore and Malaysia, you're welcome to try them. The prices should be the cheapest since COVID (referring to Musang King, other varieties haven't changed much).
Why is this happening? Because there is an oversupply of Musang King durians.
Going back to after COVID, Musang King durians were allowed to be exported to mainland China, so many people saw this business opportunity after COVID and started grafting Musang King varieties
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Oh no, I can't take it anymore, it's too funny
Let me share a few more not-so-secret secrets:
1. The Ministry of Justice hasn't been watching recently, but all along (aka someone has been watching) every offshore exchange, everyone knows it, and there are still several American guys sitting inside BN~
2. With current AI investigation technology, asking for customer lists is unnecessary? Just review chat logs, taxi records, travel records—it's enough.
3. To take a step back, BN is regulated by ADGM and has an obligation to cooperate with investigations, so as long as Uncle Mainland issu
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Compliance is a very interesting topic
1. Because it can be a hundred ways to Rome - thanks to various overseas structures like SPV isolation; but after something goes wrong, only those who reach Rome are safe
2. The compliance of emerging assets can be said to be very flexible, as long as you protect user funds well, do not commingle, and perform proper KYC and AML
3. When your scale is small, basically no one is paying attention to you (because of insufficient destructive power?)
4. When your scale is large, even if you are compliant, you are not truly compliant
5. Many people think complian
SPCX1.30%
RWA0.59%
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Did I miss something? Why did both crypto and the US stock market go up?
It can't be the trouble at the Strait of Hormuz, right?
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The crypto world is really about to be finished… With such a big IP, isn’t anyone supposed to do something about it?
Aren’t meme trench brothers supposed to be of one mind?
Dai Dai is the theme song of the World Cup.
Of course, it’s the familiar Shakira.
What, you don’t know Shakira…
Lisa must know, right?
Lisa also performed “Goals” at this World Cup.
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Electric power (especially building power plants) is a very complex issue
Besides funding and technology, it is also a political problem
At this point, only those 3-5 people/organizations in each country can solve it, don’t laugh 😊
Even Elon Musk can't handle this
If you build it in a more free place (aka the United States), there’s still maintenance afterward
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Regarding the State Council Order No. 837 "Regulations on Outbound Investment"
Given the numerous questions, I'll clarify here once and for all
This Order No. 837 is probably the strictest outbound investment regulation in recent years
First, it expands the scope to include individual residents (no longer just organizations/companies) - yes, you, in front of the screen
2. The asset categories basically cover everything you know: stocks (U.S. stocks, unlisted), funds, cryptocurrencies, foreign exchange in bank accounts, and more
3. What does it require you to do? Disclosure and filing
FUTU-0.19%
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I casually asked AI to find some AI industry chain stocks that have been discussed more recently on X and are around 100 in PE:
$LITE, $AAOI, $AXTI, $NOK , $XFAB,
$MRVL, $AXTI, $SOI , $SIVE
I have a bold prediction: these stocks will experience 1-2 waves of correction in June (~30%), and we can revisit them in July.
The narrative is there, but the financial reports/capacity haven't reflected it yet. It's not a one-time thing; buy again in July.
NOK-0.07%
MRVL-0.32%
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Hearing the uncle next door discussing storage and chips at the coffee shop...
Brothers, can our June still turn around?
Has the US stock market already reached the point where beta is considered alpha? If you're FOMO, why not wait until July to take another look?
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One of the underlying logics of the current market is that the existing models like transformers, scaling laws, etc., remain unchanged, and the training methods stay the same... That is, more computing power = greater capability.
Based on the speed at which AI solves complex problems, forget about the Riemann Hypothesis, the Seven Bridges of Königsberg problem... Soon, LLMs might be iterated again, and the models, training, and learning methods at that time may no longer look like they do now.
By then, it might become: capability decoupled from computing power. The capability could match s
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If you’re tired of all kinds of U.S. stocks and AI-content people, here’s something different
Tonight, I’ll go over the ins and outs of why the British government put this entity on its “sanctions” list
There are lots of details here worth thinking over, and some things are also pretty thought-provoking—after all, at this point in time, right?
And here’s also a reminder for all exchange owners
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Opus 4.8 not only consumes tokens at a faster rate but also has a perceptible difference:
Previously: Let AI write code to perform task xxx
Now: Let the AI agent directly execute task xxx
In the future, more and more tasks that originally required writing code can be directly executed by the agent
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Why are stocks of HBM memory soaring so crazily?!
The logic is:
Nvidia's chip demand is outstripping supply -> Chip memory demand is outstripping supply -> In the short term, no alternative suppliers can be found, in other words, how many chips Nvidia can sell depends on whether suppliers can keep up
As shown in the chart below, HBM memory accounts for a large portion of the chip's COGS, and also has poor substitutability (this also reflects TSMC's dominance and restraint) - the market prices in Nvidia's chip premium while also pricing in the demand and premium for memory
In fact, this is true
NVDA1.18%
TSM3.04%
MU2.03%
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