Dannyy

Hmm, it looks like the U.S. stocks have mostly risen, and disagreements are starting to appear. After a quick calculation, the timing is about right.
@youcanshortit A batch of U.S. stocks will be available for shorting next week.
Does anyone have any stocks they want to short?
Why not do it through futures if you're going to short? Just kidding, why would you want to go against such high fees? Anyway, I'm scared...

Long-term value, short-term attention
When it rises too much, someone will always be bearish;
When it falls too much, someone will always be bullish.
No matter what your reason is?
Business scope? Growth? Risk? Conspiracy? The value of the shell? Or even riding on the coattails of the same name?
But the premise is that as long as you can attract attention.
Chip computing power is like this, storage and electricity are like this, btc platform tokens, RWA, meme tokens are even more so.
What is your position based on? The reason and premise for entering are much more important than

The higher the U.S. stock market rises, the more crypto cheers.
Do you see any direct connection in between? Causality?
Some say it's liquidity overflow? Risk assets on the rise? Institutions entering?
How should we interpret this?
It's like when Trump was elected president, and Chuan Dazhi Sheng hit the daily limit straight away.

I don't know if it's the last dance, but $lab 's pump looks more like self-rescue rather than an ambush.
If they don't pump, they can't run away, and they might not even recover their principal.
In theory, if no one follows, it will keep going down.
Anyway, BN's lockdown definitely involves intervention, just see what Aster says?

In April, maybe 5-6 friends (project teams) will come to me, asking: The exchange is once again "pressuring" us, saying that the trading volume is insufficient, the depth is lacking, and if it doesn't improve, there’s a risk of delisting.
What’s even more devastating is that when they talk to their main "signing" mm, yes, those mainstream mm who borrowed a few million tokens from the project team, about this issue: the response they get is that the market liquidity is poor right now, and they don’t dare to place too many orders, please understand...
The landowner has no more reserves.
Wi

All I can say is that at the Hong Kong conference, 99% of the stories about $rave are nothing but hearsay.
Not even 1% of it is true.
And what’s interesting is that what it actually is doesn’t really matter… as long as it fits what the public imagines.

Later today, I’ll bring you a great article
You could also say it’s a kickoff for the right to short
Is it the same friends who will be sharing the article together again? 😂

Regarding pre-IPO tokens - if it's an airdrop, you can grab it; if it's real money, it's better to just watch.
If it's a good target, it's likely to make money - will it still be our turn? Underwriting and pre-IPO transfers are a highly mature industry chain.
If it can flow into the crypto world, then it's the traditional group of people who are not wanted... Why not? It's definitely not because of poor liquidity... Maybe the price is off, or there are restrictions we don't know about (voting rights are definitely not included).
Currently, it seems that the prices offered by various parties ar

I go… You really replied…
Not only an apology, but also an extra: 1 billion USD
That echoed CZ’s new book:
When someone threatens you, choose the option where someone else “threatens”

No, isn’t it strange that no one brought up the SkyNet 2026 initiative in the entire Chinese CT?!
What’s going on?

Speaking of Clawbot, they've been working on lobsters for so long, but no social product with an AI agent?
Won't AI be able to vibe on its own? Or is there no demand?
Forget about something like Moltbook.

The mountain doesn't move, but people do. In Singapore, that might not work.
Recently, many friends are coming to Singapore to do business and asked me what to watch out for. I thought about it: maybe it's just not treating "flexibility" as "common sense."
One of the Chinese business wisdoms is "there are policies from above, and countermeasures below," but coming to Singapore, it's exactly not like that.
Your roundabout way to save the country may seem to achieve the goal, but in fact, it's a big taboo.
For example, buying land—Singapore's government stipulates that private land canno