Round and round it grinds, with ever greater weight; its usefulness wins the world’s favor.
The two forms unite, dividing motion from stillness; where one mind abides, the mean is attained.
It takes in every tiny scrap, leaving nothing wasted; it shuns no coarse grain, its virtue all-embracing.
Do not say its stubborn old body is hard to turn; once turning, it can still serve up a thousand measures.
—Shen Zhou, “Ode to the Grindstone”
The market right now is also a matter of grinding away.
You would do well to cultivate yourselves and your virtue. Longing for the economic boom years and grumbl

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Why it has some support
· Revenue is growing rapidly: Annualized revenue was about $81 billion at the end of October, up about 47% quarter over quarter in Q3.
· The revenue multiple isn’t high: $1.4 trillion divided by annualized revenue is about 17x, compared with about 60x for SpaceX.
· Institutional demand is strong: The IPO was about six times o

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Suppose your account originally had 1000 USDT.

If you lose 10%, your account is left with 900 USDT. To get from 900 USDT back to 1000 USDT, you need to gain 100 USDT, or about 11.11%—not 10%.

If you lose 20%, your account is left with 800 USDT, and you need to gain 25% to break even.

If you lose 30%, your acco

It's so hot, $MERL continues to climb gradually. The uptrend looks good, so I can follow Long's pace for a while and watch the next move😍😍😍$AKE $UAI 😍😍😍

With $BTC dipping under $67K, Strategy's 850,364 BTC stack is now $6.85B underwater against its $75,456 average cost.

Most networks are controlled by a handful of companies.
One decision, one outage, one executive, and everything stops.
Qubic is built so that can’t happen.
676 independent computers run the network.
They don’t keep their spot automatically.
Every week they have to earn it again through actual performance.
If they fall behind, they’re replaced.
Nothing becomes final until at least 451 of those 676 agree.
Every transaction. Every smart contract. Every vote.
No single role, company, or person can override that.
The code is open.
The nodes run on bare metal.
And the work that secures the network a

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So, what does high leverage actually mean?

First, leverage changes capital efficiency, not market direction. Whether you use 5x or 20x leverage, it does not change whether BT

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But can historical patterns really repeat?

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NGL , I feel bad for $ADA investors.
Back in 2021, Cardano used to be cutting edge. It was top of the line and something I personally had super high hopes from.
Today Charles Hoskinson said they have achieved whatever they set out to achieve. Kudos to you guys if this was the goal.
But knowing some of my friends who are $ADA believers from a long time, this was not the goal.
They've seen ADA go from a $100B asset to a $6B asset today and heart to hand, we all know its not going to stay in the top 20 when we see another wave of bull.
Newer projects came and kept knocking Cardano one place at a

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$SOXL Down 12.5% in a day, and at $56, those who rushed in this morning are green in the face now.
Let me put it this way for newcomers. $SOXL This isn’t an ordinary coin; it’s a 3x leveraged semiconductor ETF. Think of it as borrowing three times your money to bet on the semiconductor sector. When it rises, it feels amazing; when it falls, every hit cuts deep. Its 24-hour high today was 66.93 and its low was 52.41, swinging nearly 15 points, with $4.45 billion in trading volume—this isn’t retail investors rushing for the exits; it’s leveraged funds trampling each other.
Market sentiment is cl

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Over 14,900 yield pools are now tracked across DeFi protocols
TVL, volume, market value keep growing each day.
The opportunities right now are honestly hard to ignore.👇
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