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I enjoy exploring the intersection of futuristic themes and on-chain experiments: identity, privacy, and verifiable computation. My perspectives may not always be mainstream, but I will clearly explain my reasoning.
Zed has directly brought subscription subscribers this wave of excitement—finally, we don’t have to count tokens day by day anymore.
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Zed built-in agent connects ChatGPT subscription: defies the trend by waiving usage-based billing, explicitly mentioning Claude and Copilot in the article
Zed announces that the built-in AI Agent is now natively integrated with ChatGPT, allowing users to directly access OpenAI models and Codex with their personal subscriptions after logging in, without the need for pay-as-you-go API fees; JetBrains and others can still use ACP. The direct connection option for enterprise keys remains available. Competitors are also shifting to pay-as-you-go billing, with Anthropic and Copilot implementing phased charges, as vendors are delegating subscription computing power to third-party applications to retain developers.
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Lately, earning testnet points feels a bit like doing questions: it was originally meant as practice, but once someone posts their “expectations,” my mindset instantly turns into wanting to cash out… I set a stop-loss for myself: I spend only two fixed time blocks each day—if I go over, I stop. If I need to constantly change RPCs, switch wallets, and sign a bunch of things I can’t make sense of, I just drop it—I don’t stick with it. Anyway, points aren’t money, but security incidents are real money.
And now everyone complains about validator income, MEV, and ordering fairness. Put simply, if y
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Meme, put simply, is narrative acceleration. When things get lively, you think you’re studying consensus—but really you’re racing against emotions. My stop-loss usually doesn’t rely on “belief,” but on preset rules: before buying, I write down two things—if it drops to a certain level, I admit I’m wrong and leave; if it rises to a certain level, I pull back the principal first, and whatever’s left is like a movie ticket. That way, even if it keeps soaring later, my mindset won’t completely blow up.
Lately, I also look at interpretations like “ETF capital flows = crypto market ups and downs” an
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My current attitude towards airdrops is roughly: engage if you want, but default to "it's okay if I don't get it," and don't turn yourself into a project’s employee. Anyway, to truly avoid being exploited, the key is not to be too much like a studio: don’t spam with scripted processes, don’t pile up unnecessary transactions just to "gain points," it’s better to do fewer actions and make on-chain behavior look more like real usage (for example, only switch or deposit when there's a real need).
Additionally, I set a personal limit: how much time or gas I spend each week, and if I exceed it, I st
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Dan Loeb, this story left me stunned—turns out the king of Wall Street also once slept on a sofa. Money can buy alpha, but it can't buy someone willing to take your call at 3 a.m.
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Hedge fund tycoon: Money can almost buy everything, the only thing it can't buy is "a friend willing to believe in you when you have nothing."
ME News message: On May 29 (UTC+8), Wall Street legend and hedge fund manager Dan Loeb said that kindness is especially important. He recalled that, during the depths of his unemployment, friends were willing to let him sleep on their couch and put in hundreds of thousands of dollars to support his investments, helping him build a hedge fund empire. He couldn’t help but reflect: “The one thing money can’t buy is your continued faith in your friends when you have nothing left.” (Source: Wall Street Insights)
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WLD drops over 22%... Is it time to change the narrative about Worldcoin?
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Data: Today's top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap: XLM up 25.3%, WLD down 22.25%
On May 29th, according to CoinMarketCap, the top five gainers among the top 100 tokens were XLM 25.3%, HBAR 2.36%, NIGHT 2.26%, DEXE 2.22%, WLFI 1.12%. The top five losers were WLD 22.25%, VVV 16.08%, BCH 14.52%, ZRO 13%, RENDER 12.31%. Source: ChainCatcher.
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National reserves hold the bottom card, while the private sector takes the lead—does this strategy resemble the stop-loss line you set when trading cryptocurrencies?
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CryptoWorld News: Korean government officials said on the 28th that the Korean government has decided to ease oil reserve requirements for private companies starting from the 29th, to release private oil reserves into the market. The country has not yet decided when to release its national oil reserves and will keep them as a “last resort” to deal with potential oil crises. On the same day, Yang Ki-uk, an official of South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, announced that starting from the 29th, the government will reduce the mandatory oil reserve amount for private oil companies from 40 days to 20 days, releasing oil reserves equivalent to 20 days of consumption. He said this measure is to fulfill commitments made to the International Energy Agency.
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It's the fourth version, Hyperliquid ETF is just one step away from launching, with 2 million HYPE as seed funding; this scale is not small.
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Wu learned that Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart stated that Grayscale has submitted the fourth revision of its Hyperliquid ETF (ticker: HYPG), bringing it closer to official launch, and fee information has not yet been disclosed. The latest revision shows that Hyper Holdings Global LP plans to provide approximately 2 million HYPE tokens as seed capital investment, which is valued at about $113 million at the current price.
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Sequans' move is quite typical — using coins to raise funds to unlock the position, the remaining 658 coins will probably have to be sold sooner or later, institutions FOMOing into the market is easy, HODLing is really hard
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Cellular semiconductor manufacturer Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS) announced that it has raised funds by selling nearly 80% of its Bitcoin holdings, completing all remaining convertible bond redemptions related to its Bitcoin treasury. Currently, the company’s convertible bond redemptions have all been completed, and the remaining 658 Bitcoins have been fully released from any pledge restrictions. Sequans said it plans to gradually “liquidate” the remaining Bitcoins over time, but did not specify whether it will sell them directly, use them as collateral, or employ them in other on-chain strategies. (TheBlock)
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Devin's valuation is growing faster than the code is running, doubling in 8 months, VCs really dare to bet.
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Cognition completes a $1 billion funding round, with a valuation of $250 billion
Cognition completed a $1 billion Series D funding round, with a pre-money valuation of $25 billion, more than doubling from the $10.2 billion valuation eight months ago. The lead investors were Lux Capital and General Catalyst, with several top investment firms participating. Cognition is the developer of autonomous AI software engineer Devin, with an annual revenue of $492 million, and a 50% monthly increase in clients over the past six months, including Mercedes-Benz, NASA, Goldman Sachs, and Santander Bank. The market for code agency competition is fierce, with products from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google occupying market share. This funding round demonstrates that top venture capital firms still have confidence in independent AI coding startups.
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Recently, we've been discussing what to expect from on-chain privacy, and my own conclusion is a bit "disappointing": frankly, privacy isn't about "disappearing," but more about "being less easily pulled up at random." Whether you use mixing coins/privacy layers or not, what can be blocked are casual onlookers and data companies creating bulk profiles; it's unlikely to block those with authority and resources conducting compliant investigations. This boundary will be crossed sooner or later.
In fact, the most realistic expectation for ordinary users is: don't treat privacy as a shield or a sma
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Recently, people keep asking me: why does on-chain data sometimes seem to "lag," even though the blocks have been produced, and the wallet/dashboard hasn't updated yet. Actually, many times it's not the chain itself that's broken, but the middle layer that's struggling: indexers need to translate raw on-chain logs into searchable results, and subgraphs have to run mappings and write to databases; plus, with RPC rate limiting, when there's a hot topic (like memes or celebrities shouting, and everyone rushes in), requests can explode, leading to queues, dropped packets, and old data being return
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Over the past couple of days, I’ve been seeing new L1/L2 incentive campaigns to boost TVL. In the group, some long-time users were complaining about “mining, selling…”. But honestly, it’s normal—human nature. Anyway, what I care about more right now is this: grid trading/DCA, or going all in—what fits my sleep better.
I get the appeal of going all in. The logic is simple: once you’ve spotted the opportunity, you act. But the problem is you have to keep staring at it. When volatility picks up, your mindset starts riding the roller coaster with it. What I fear most isn’t losing money—it’s losing
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Recently, looking at the "pools" in blockchain games, the more I watch, the more it seems like a race against inflation: daily token issuance, but consumption can't keep up, so everyone only has one action—sell after claiming. To put it simply, it's not that players don't want to play, but there's not enough "recycling reason" in the economy; the more tokens there are, the cheaper they become. In the end, the pools look quite large, but in reality, the water has already been muddied.
What's even more frustrating is that when external risks hit, the psychology collapses immediately. A few day
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This round of memes is getting lively again, but what I care about more now is: once the narrative changes direction, how do I "get off" rather than how to "get on." Basically, stop-loss isn't about the price number; it's about the failure of the situation: for example, if the community suddenly only has repetitive posts, on-chain new addresses plummet, liquidity starts to thin out, I default that the story is over, even if it means earning less. Position size should also match; I usually treat memes as just ticket money, losing it doesn't affect my sleep. Recently, everyone has been interpret
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Clear regulation = institutional entry switch, these four chains pre-position in advance, Bitcoin benefits from safety premiums, ETH benefits from ecosystem dividends, each serving their own needs
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Grayscale: The four major blockchains are rated as clear legislation winners
Grayscale's report on May 22nd identified Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, and Canton Network as the four biggest winners most likely to attract institutional capital after regulatory clarity. Ethereum leads in three key metrics, while Canton leads in institutional settlement networks; Canton's tokenized real asset value exceeds $3.48 trillion, with daily settlements of about $35 billion, and total tokenized assets surpassing $6 trillion. Bitcoin will also benefit due to its status as the safest.
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Franklin's XRPZ order reached nearly ten million dollars in a single day; the traditional asset management sector is truly different.
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U.S. XRP Spot ETF Daily Total Net Inflow: $9.47M
According to SoSoValue data, on May 22nd local time, XRP spot ETF had a single-day net inflow of $9.47M, all from Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ), with a total net inflow of $390 million. As of the time of writing, the total net asset value of XRP spot ETF is $9.47M, with a net asset ratio of 1.36%, and a historical total net inflow of $1.13B.
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The historical operations of this address are worth reviewing.
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Does Trump's personal endorsement mean Wash's nomination is secure?
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Trump: The stock market’s strong performance suggests that the Federal Reserve chair nominee, Woucz, is well received
BlockBeats news: On May 23, U.S. President Trump said that strong stock market performance means the Federal Reserve chair nominee, Worsh, is welcomed. Worsh will receive full support from the government. (Jin10)
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BM's discovery area has newly listed ASTEROID, with trading fees split in half. Can long-term holders break even?
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BitMart 【BM发现】专区上线ASTEROID(ASTEROID)
BitMart BM Discovery Zone launched the ASTEROID/USDT trading pair on April 17th.
ASTEROID is a meme token based on Solana, issued by Pump.fun and traded on PumpSwap.
The project features a fee-sharing mechanism, with 50% of all trading fees distributed to token holders based on their holding ratio.
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