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Why are retail investors afraid to enter cryptocurrencies? Because the industry's "trust dividend" has been completely exhausted.
• Exchanges: The FTX collapse told them that "too big to fail" is just an illusion.
• Stablecoins: LUNA going to zero showed them that algorithms and high yields are all poison.
• Technical layer: Cross-chain bridges are frequently hacked; security is only relative.
• Self-custody: Phishing attacks run rampant; ordinary people simply can't protect their private keys.
• Asset aspect: Low liquidity and high FDV, reaching a peak upon launch; retail investors are just l

Advice for recent college graduates aiming to leap across social classes: 5 life-saving and upward mobility tips:
1️⃣ In the first 3 years, ability > salary: choose big companies or popular industries. After 3 years, what you sell is industry barriers and knowledge, not physical strength. Don't just grind for a few thousand more.
2️⃣ Start a second income stream: side jobs are exponential leverage. Make short videos, play with AI, build personal media. Keep your main job to survive, side jobs to turn your life around.
3️⃣ Allocate 50% of your income to your brain: reject consumerism. Save mone

A group of AIs sent me messages asking if I made money trading stocks. I’m all in long positions; can I lose money? 😂

Don't be upset about missing out on storage this round.
Looking back at the dot-com bubble in 2000: first the rise of Cisco (HW infrastructure), and ultimately the dominance of AMZN & GOOG (applications/content).
Storage giants are currently overestimating future expectations. When OpenAI, xAI complete their IPO rush, and everyone talks about AI changing the world but not about profitability, a pullback will come.
The script remains the same: 1. Let them rise first, let the bubble fly; 2. Wait for the narrative to hit the profit wall; 3. Wait for China's application layer to rise and for

If the crypto clone doesn't launch soon, this round of liquidity will be completely drained by the US stock market. 😂
The current situation is very awkward:
📈 On the US stock side: AI infrastructure hits new highs every day, rising confidently.
📉 On this side, the clone: the manipulators are hiding and not coming out, retail investors are trampling each other.
Funds have no loyalty. If the crypto market cannot quickly create a wealth explosion effect that surpasses AI stocks, the chips held by manipulators will eventually turn into a pile of boring numbers. The manipulators need to act; if

Who is the true HODL king? There is only one answer.
👤 2010–2026: Satoshi Nakamoto
Ever since these 1.1 million BTC were mined, they’ve been sealed in the amber of time—through countless bull and bear cycles—never moving 1 satoshi.
This isn’t just the accumulation of wealth; it’s the greatest “power exit” in human history. With 16 years of silence, Satoshi Nakamoto proved to the world what true decentralization really is: create it, then hand freedom back to everyone, completely.
As long as these coins don’t move, Bitcoin’s backbone will always stay hard.

Is it still possible to go to Hynix and screw in the screws now? 😂
An average bonus of 6.1 million RMB for all employees? This is not a bonus distribution, it's profit sharing.
Hynix has completely turned the situation around:
1️⃣ Betting on HBM, it has become NVIDIA's most indispensable "core organ."
2️⃣ Compute tax: When Jensen Huang sells a card, Hynix takes a big chunk of the profit.
When an industry's moat becomes so deep that it turns into a "monopoly," even front desk staff and security are enjoying the spillover benefits of the AI era.
Stop mocking screwdrivers, choose the right facto

Current AI narratives have evolved from purely computing power to the rotation of the "Three Pillars of Infrastructure":
1️⃣ Semiconductors (Intel and others): The heart of computation
2️⃣ Optical communication (Old Manto LITE and others): The blood vessels of data
3️⃣ Enterprise storage (SanDisk WDC and others): The warehouse of memory
The current market situation is: you fall, I rise; I rise, you chase; every day new highs are made amid panic. This emotion of "missing out is more painful than losing money" is the most dangerous and yet most captivating moment. People are generally af

The only three levers that determine a person's happiness are:
1. Who you are with (filter out those who drain your energy)
2. Where you live (filter out environments that drain your energy)
3. What you do (filter out trivial matters that drain your energy)
Apart from these, everything else is noise.
Many people spend a lifetime fixing trivial mistakes, but they dare not make a single change on these core levers.

The most dangerous illusion in the workplace is thinking that "as long as I do my job well, it doesn't matter whether I speak up or not in meetings."
You're completely wrong. The essence of meetings is to confirm the "value anchor."
When the layoff list is presented to the boss, what he is searching for in his mind is:
Who can solve the problem? Who proposed suggestions at the last minute? Who can withstand the pressure?
And the person who remains silent at every meeting is a blank in the boss's memory. A blank is the easiest part to erase.
You may not have groundbreaking insights, but you mus

Coinbase's layoff announcement may just be the first domino to fall in the de-centralization of the crypto industry.
The current logic has changed: poor market conditions are just an external factor; AI efficiency improvements are the true structural driver.
• Prediction: Companies with 50 to 100 employees are the most at risk; layoffs of 30% to 50% will become the norm.
• Truth: In the past, exchanges relied on crowds of customer service reps, entry-level code audits, and basic copywriting, which are now being replaced en masse by silicon-based labor.
This is no longer just an economi

It is impossible for Bitcoin to drop to $60k.

Why isn't OKb taking off? If I add more to my position, it will rise by 20% and I’ll break even.

Lying flat depends on the industry; some industries really allow you to lie flat.