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I forgot… it was in Japan. I was rushing to catch the flight but missed it. My brain heated up and I took a taxi 🚗 to the airport. Halfway there I realized I couldn’t make it. The taxi is so expensive—30 kilometers, 121u. I can’t take it anymore.
Missing your timing to catch a flight will definitely punish every single person! 😭😭😭
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GateUser-8f96be12:
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Thanks @Gate @Gate_luqingxiao @JoeyJia11 for the invitation in Japan to go and dine at Japanese Bulgari. All the way through the meal, I was giving sharp reviews of the dishes. @crypto_pumpman Pump Pump said it was like eating a shoehorn scraper—so it had the whole room bursting into laughter. The only thing that truly impressed me was the shrimp meat and the dessert 🍮. I heard this meal is worth a million yen—so crazy amazing!
@EvaCmore @94cho94134
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BridgeHopBella:
Still being able to come out alive after roasting the whole time—social skills are maxed out.
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The World Cup right now—both sides scoring for both teams is very solid!
I’m buying both sides to score, every time, and I’m going to win, every time 🫡
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LostAloneInTheFog:
The odds for both teams to score are just so-so. If you win, you can win—but whether you actually make money is another question.
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Friends traveling to Japan can directly add a Suica card in Apple Wallet—no deposit required. You can top up using a domestic card, and it can be used for the subway, buses, shopping, etc. It can also be used to make small payments at convenience stores, vending machines, and some restaurants. Best choice for short-term trips!
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MoonlightReef:
Getting rid of the deposit is real, it feels great. Before, buying physical cards and getting a refund was a nightmare.
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Ever since I started playing US stocks, I’ve found that this volatility is even bigger than bitcoin:native.
For companies with market caps of several hundred billion to several trillion, the up-and-down moves are at least 5–10%. It’s nothing like bitcoin:native—where a $1,000 swing can already get people excited. Playing US stocks is basically an intracranial orgasm.
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GlowingHotAirBalloon:
Looking at the US stock market from a crypto-native perspective, it turns out that traditional finance also has plenty of leverage and sentiment amplifiers, just in a different pool.
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It's all over, Argentina is going home too…
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DeepBlueStakingStone:
Messi's last dance is just gone?
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Plan to go long at 900-880 $MU Brothers, do you think it's feasible?
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ChannelBreaker:
Wait for the hourly candle to close above 900 before entering; with the current wick, it's easy to get trapped.
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bitcoin:native has been ranging between 58k and 60.8k since last Thursday.
Longs and shorts seem to have reached a kind of balance—both sides have huge amounts of positioning, and liquidation is happening.
On an intraday basis, the long/short ratio favors longs over shorts. Clearly, most retail traders are willing to bet that the price won’t break the bottom line and will push higher.
To be honest, I can’t make sense of this. Longs and shorts are both calling the other side idiots—so it just comes down to which side makes the first move. I have a few long positions, and I’m hoping to get
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ChecksumSmile:
This position is really grinding me down. I've set a break-even stop loss on my long order—survive first, talk later.
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You have to clench your fist tightly around this needle to avoid pain😭
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BlackVelvetKeychain:
Sometimes I feel that the most painful thing is not the needle, but the fact that I clearly have the choice to let go but dare not.
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After bitcoin:native drops, it can’t even rebound back above 60k. What a fucking waste.
There are literally no funds supporting the buy-side—can it get to 53k yet?
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GoldfishOnIce:
60k can't even hold, bulls' confidence shattered.
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That's the feeling—a sharp drop.
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ACalmnessWithAHintOfPomelo:
Watching the candlestick chart plunge straight down is oddly stress-relieving; I might be crazy.
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Trump was calling out trade orders? I remember last time he did that—then it surged hard the very next day.
It scared me, so I hurried to open a few long positions on bitcoin:native ETH.
BTC-2.05%
ETH-3.45%
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LookingAtTheCandlestickChart:
Haha, a classic reissue, but this time the institutional holdings structure has changed. Don't row the boat to seek the sword.
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Every time the market is about to go up, an unexpected drop occurs.
Forget it, 😐, I'll close my long positions for now.
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NightFlightPaperCrane:
Let's run first out of respect; as long as the principal remains, there's no fear of running out of firewood.
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Did the trading pause? Just now it surged up by 1,000 bucks in one go, but the follow-through is clearly lacking.
The sell pressure is all coming from long positions that were trapped earlier—waiting for an opportunity to set up long orders!
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BitcoinRings:
The true opportunity comes after the selling pressure is released; be patient and wait for the pattern to form.
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