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Lately, I’ve been grinding Mossvale MMO whenever I’m slacking off at work, and it’s seriously addictive. Put simply, it’s trying to build an on-chain World of Warcraft, with classes, dungeons, mounts, and everything else—the level of completeness is much higher than expected.
The key is that you can actually earn from it: farming dungeons each day drops $MOSS, while SP can also be used to mint NFTs for trading, and if you’re lucky enough to get a Lucky Charm, the bonuses are even better.
I swapped for some MOSS when the Golden Merchant returned, and it was pretty sweet. A legitimately playable
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Recently, on-chain yields have generally cooled off on the stablecoin side, with fewer and fewer maintaining double-digit rates.
There are still some things on the LP side worth looking into.
@brownfiamm has two pools on @BerachainCN with particularly impressive figures:
BERA/BUSD: 46.54% APR
WETH/USDC.e: 21.33% APR
The incentives all come from BERA emissions, rather than being a short-term strategy propped up by new tokens.
For LPs, pools that can directly capture WBERA emissions have always been a relatively solid choice on a bear chain.
BrownFi itself has also been growing qui
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U.S. stocks are an investment market and an efficient market where a value investor with a stable mindset can be certain of long-term profitability.
A-shares are a casino that processes and packages bad, junk assets into chips, then inflates those junk chips into a bubble and becomes a blank-check printing press that enables banks to issue debt.
Anecdotal statistics from those around me: Eight or nine out of ten people from my parents’ generation who played the stock market lost money. Profitable investors were few and far between.
I have never seen anyone around me who invests in U.S. stocks
Last night’s U.S. stock market looked just like a company annual meeting.
The boss was speaking onstage while several department managers below had already quietly divided up the year-end bonuses.
NVIDIA slipped 0.72%, and many people sighed at first glance, wondering whether the AI rally was about to cool off. But if you only focused on this one stock, you basically missed the whole market tonight.
Lumentum rose 5.66%, Corning gained 4.70%, Applied Materials climbed 5.19%, AXT jumped 6.12%, and SK hynix rose 2.62%. You may not be familiar with these names, but they are the ones actually servi
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You may not even be able to imagine how badly some of the giants in the US stock market have fallen.
You may be hearing that US stock indexes are hitting new highs every day, but some of the traditional US stock-market giants you know so well have seen their share prices plunge.
Walmart — down 18% from its all-time high
Costco — down 17% from its all-time high
Netflix — down 42% from its all-time high
McDonald’s — down 30% from its all-time high
Home Depot — down 27% from its all-time high
American Express — down 21% from its all-time high
Lowe’s — down 32% from its all-time high
Booking — dow
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Do not be superstitious about any asset.
The Nasdaq’s performance from 2010 to 2020 was strong because, after the internet bubble was fully purged, it found real-world applications, followed closely by the mobile internet.
At the same time, it was entirely led by the United States.
None of these conditions can be seen today.
These past ten years have far surpassed the Industrial Revolution; humanity has never developed this quickly in its history. But humanity cannot continue like this forever—the six years after 2020 cannot hold a candle to the preceding period.
Whether the AI bubble has been
Manipulated the stock market for 0 yuan in profit; three people were fined 8 million yuan
What talents—after working themselves to the bone, they made -8 million yuan in A-shares
You tell me, just how hard is it to make money in China's A-shares…
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Listen to Buffett, and you can forget about achieving financial freedom in this lifetime.
At 11, Buffett bought his first stock: three preferred shares of Cities Service Company at $38 per share.
The one who brought him into the market was his father, Howard Buffett, a stockbroker who later served four terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.
This is the first half that the motivational cliché leaves out. “99% of Buffett’s wealth was earned after age 50” isn’t false, but it only tells half the story.
It doesn’t tell you what that 1% before age 50 looked like.
At 16, Buffett had already save
GDP surges 5%, employment beats expectations threefold—is the U.S. economy really taking off?
Behind the hot data lies a battle for confidence
​Trump’s economic director Kevin Hassett has just dropped a bombshell: U.S. GDP is expected to grow 5% in the third quarter, while the latest employment report exceeded expectations threefold.
Factories are restarting, workers are being hired, and growth is soaring. The poster used three words—the United States is back and stronger.
​The data itself is indeed rock solid. Quarterly growth of 5% is rare in any developed economy.
Employment beating expecta
There are only a few months left in 2026—what sectors still have opportunities?
Held onto semiconductors in the first half
But fortunately avoided the major plunge
Continued adjusting from July to September
Tech is now showing signs of recovery
Dare to follow?
Musk has said something astonishing again.
On September 15, Musk casually remarked at an event: “If AI could control military systems and launch nuclear weapons, that would be terrible.”
Someone at the scene immediately responded: These systems are all physically isolated and aren’t connected to the internet at all—what are you worried about?
Musk replied with a particularly casual remark: “That may be so, but I always feel that they still get software updates from time to time.”
That one sentence left the other person speechless.
Air-gapping sounds great, but it has one fatal flaw
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Nine Iron Laws of Economics:
1. When rate hikes take effect, stocks strengthen;
2. When recession brings rate cuts, stocks cool;
3. When interest rates fall, gold prices rise;
4. Moderate inflation lifts markets;
5. When deflation arrives, assets suffer;
6. Geopolitical disruptions cause resource shortages;
7. A weaker dollar strengthens technology stocks;
8. Banks’ fortunes depend on growth;
9. Story-driven rallies ultimately cool.
These are relatively common rules of thumb describing macroeconomic and market relationships.
Trump saying he wants to bring interest rates down to 1% is essentially the same as his previous promise to give every American $5,000.
Put bluntly, these are all campaign rhetoric and empty campaign promises; he never intended to actually deliver on them.
I initially thought the Federal Reserve would at least give Trump some face this time, but what actually happened?
It gave him nothing, raising rates by 25 basis points outright. The market has come around to realizing that interest rates depend on inflation, employment, and global liquidity—nothing else matters, no matter who comes along.
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Who wouldn't be tempted by this merch? You can actually claim it for free now—and it's part of a wealth-management campaign!!!
Everyone knows what exchange merch is usually like. I never care for it either: it's either a mug or a T-shirt, and it basically just gathers dust.
But I actually want the merch from @Gate_zh this time after taking one look.
Suitcase: A 20-inch carry-on made of PC material, in Gate's black color scheme, with a neck pillow and luggage tag. Anyone who flies frequently knows how important a reliable carry-on is.
Gaming chair: Gate's blue-and-black color scheme. Judging fr
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Huang Renxun said what every AI engineer wants to say but doesn't dare to: RSI isn't black magic; it's basic engineering practice.
Someone is deliberately demonizing it.
Recursive self-improvement sounds scary—AI improving itself sounds like it could spiral out of control.
But Huang Renxun broke the concept down into context learning, skill accumulation, reflection mechanisms, reinforcement learning, and synthetic data generation.
It's all a combination of existing technologies, with every step controllable.
Use LoRA for low-rank adaptation to improve capabilities without retraining the base m
Altman and Amodei called to “slow down” on the same day, but only one of them actually hit the brakes
Altman said there would be no IPO this year. Amodei said they would slow the pace of development. On the same day, the two biggest competitors publicly stood on the same side and called for safety.
But look closely at their actions: OpenAI really did postpone its IPO. Anthropic? Its roadshow is proceeding as scheduled in mid-October, with the goal of listing before the November election at a $2 trillion valuation.
Both are calling for a “slowdown,” but only one has actually hit the brakes. Ant
Why do people all over the world admire Warren Buffett?
I think people admire Buffett for reasons that go far beyond the fact that he has made a lot of money.
Many people in this world have made huge fortunes, but what is truly rare is a method that has been used for decades, whose logic has barely changed, and that has withstood repeated validation across different cycles.
We work in quantitative trading, so we understand this particularly well. Quantitative strategies deal with prices, probabilities, volatility, and risk every day, and often make money from how the market prices things. But
Bitcoin’s four-year cycle will not change,
Being off by a few months at the bottom is normal,
No one said the bottom must occur in a particular month,
But the bottom generally comes in Q4 or Q1 of the following year,
Spanning six months in either direction, which is enough time for market manipulators to take control.
What you think is the bull market returning may be a rebound,
What you think is a rebound may actually be the bull market returning.
From many timeframes, the market has not truly emerged from the bear-market bottom.
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Share 50 websites that you enter and can never leave, reshaping your worldview
1. See Earth right now
Real-time satellite imagery
Every plane in the sky
Every ship at sea
A real-time map of winds and storms
Live global lightning strikes
Latest earthquake list
World data ticking every second
2. Stay somewhere else for a while
Look out through a stranger's window
Randomly teleport to any point on Earth
Virtually stroll through cities
A directory of the world's strangest places
3. Maps and scale
Drag countries to compare their actual sizes
The undersea cables supporting the internet