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Once had the illusion of getting rich overnight, now I'm quitting leverage. Doing spot trading and small hedges with options, recording the trigger points of each impulse.
Running a 120B large model locally finally has a reliable solution. The DGX Spark + NemoClaw stack is worth trying, but you need to prepare enough disk space for the 87GB download.
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NVIDIA releases tutorial on building a local sandboxed AI assistant based on NemoClaw
The tutorial is based on the open-source NemoClaw stack, integrating OpenShell and OpenClaw, providing a solution for long-term, secure deployment of autonomous AI assistants locally. Using the NVIDIA DGX Spark system as an example, it details environment requirements (Ubuntu 24.04, Docker 28.x, Ollama, Telegram bot token, etc.) and deployment steps, which are expected to take 20–30 minutes, with an additional 15–30 minutes to download approximately 87GB of models. The core components include NemoClaw, OpenShell, OpenClaw, Nemotron 3 Super 120B, and NIM/Ollama inference deployment. The article notes that although there is strong isolation, no sandbox can fully defend against advanced prompt injection; testing should be conducted on isolated systems.
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I startled myself again… I saw in the group chat someone talking about a certain interaction as the “last bus.” My hand was already reaching for the wallet authorization step when it suddenly hit me that last time is exactly how I got rug-pulled: I signed a bunch of inexplicable approves, only to discover a couple of days later that the permissions were set way too high—and when I tried to revoke them, I’d forgotten. Now I’ve set myself a simple, crude rule: if I don’t understand it, I’ll leave it for the night; if I still want to do it the next day, then I’ll decide. Interactions are only don
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The president's speech must first pass through the committee and the supreme leader's two gates; the power structure is clear at a glance.
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Iranian President: No decision will be made without the leader’s approval.
Mars Finance News, on May 24th, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated that no decisions will be made outside the framework of the Supreme National Security Council, nor without coordination and approval from the Supreme Leader. (Fars News Agency)
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Turkey wants to be the regional decision-maker, the old trick. But dialogue is always better than missiles; just don't block the strait.
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CryptoWorld News reports that on the 24th, the Turkish Presidential Communications Directorate issued a statement saying that Turkish President Erdogan stated during phone calls with U.S. President Trump and leaders of several Middle Eastern countries that Turkey is willing to provide various forms of support during the implementation process of potential agreements between the U.S. and Iran. Erdogan emphasized that Turkey has always advocated resolving issues through dialogue and diplomacy, and that an agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz would help stabilize the region and ease global economic pressure. The statement did not specify the exact time of the calls.
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If this Begich bill passes, the Federal Reserve's balance sheet will need to be rewritten.
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CryptoWorld News: The new strategic Bitcoin reserve bill introduced by U.S. Congressman Nick Begich currently has 21 co-sponsors.
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Post-quantum signatures + governance release, a combined strike that hits clearly
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AmericanFortress: Satoshi's 1.1 million Bitcoins can be protected against quantum attacks
AmericanFortress has developed a patent-pending post-quantum signature scheme, aiming to implement a defensive freeze on Inactive and Dormant wallets through backward-compatible soft forks, protecting approximately 1.1 million Bitcoins and nearly 5 million idle Bitcoins, worth about $400 billion. Post-governance funds will be protected. The company completed $8 million in seed funding and published a paper highlighting the network performance bottlenecks present in existing post-quantum experiments.
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Life insurance company: You look very stylish when you surrender your policy.
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"Canceling insurance to buy stocks," in South Korea, seniors over 60 are borrowing money to bet on Samsung
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Author: Curry, Deep Tide TechFlow
How crazy has the Korean stock market been lately?
KOSPI has risen from 4,000 points to nearly 8,000 points in half a year. According to The Korea Daily, the employees' restrooms at a department store in Gangnam, Seoul, are full every day at 3:30 p.m. when the market closes, with employees hiding inside to watch the market.
As of mid-May, the balance of retail investors borrowing money from brokerages to trade stocks in Korea reached a record high of 36.47 trillion won (about 170 billion RMB), doubling in a year.
But in this frenzy, the money came in a bit strangely.
According to Korea Herald, the three major life insurance companies in Korea canceled a total of 4.9 trillion won (about 364.7k RMB) worth of policies in the first quarter, a year-on-year increase of 16.3%. Among them, savings-type life insurance cancellations were the most aggressive, increasing by 23.2%.
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Perplexity's recent open-source Bumblebee is quite practical—read-only scanning without touching the production environment. The supply chain risk assessment finally has a handy tool.
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Perplexity open-source read-only dependency scanning tool Bumblebee, blocks developers' terminal supply chain backdoors
Perplexity AI announces the open-source security scanning tool Bumblebee, a read-only asset collector for macOS/Linux that quickly inventories local dependencies, package management metadata, editor plugins, and AI tool configurations, using read-only parsing to ensure safety. It offers baseline, project, and deep three configurations, supporting extraction of dependency information from over ten ecosystems including npm, pypi, and go modules. It is open-sourced on GitHub under Apache 2.0, version v0.1.1, helping enterprise security teams assess risk exposure during supply chain attacks.
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The text has been read, and the market is typing a reply...
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Italian media: Iran is responding to a "document" sent by the United States
BlockBeats News, May 21, according to the Iranian Students' News Agency, Iran is responding to a "document" sent by the United States. (Jinshi)
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Recently, someone has sent me a link to a yield aggregator again, saying the APY looks pretty attractive. When I see APY, I first ask one question: is this yield “calculated” inside the contract, or “provided” by the counterparty? Put simply, an aggregator is often just routing your money through a few hands—the bet is that a certain pool won’t run into trouble, that a certain market maker/lender won’t blow up, and that the contract won’t get messed with. The more “neatly arranged” the APY looks, the more uneasy I feel…
And on top of that, there’s been talk lately about “tax hikes / tighter co
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The main account is available, but it's a 'lite version,' resembling a VIP experience card with 'some features restricted.'
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The Federal Reserve Board (Fed) released a notice of proposed rulemaking and solicited public comments on Wednesday, proposing to establish restrictive "skinny master accounts" for financial technology and crypto-related banks that meet legal requirements. The proposal aims to provide non-bank financial institutions with narrower payment pathway access, but these accounts will not have the backing support typical of traditional banks, limited to clearing and settlement functions, unable to earn interest, and unable to use central bank tools such as discount window or intraday credit. (Cointelegraph)
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Recently, I've been feeling a bit awkward about governance voting, claiming it's community governance, but a bunch of votes are delegated to a few big accounts. Everyone calls for decentralization in daily discussions, but when it comes to clicking "Agree/Disagree," it’s like their brains are also outsourced. I admit myself that sometimes I’m too lazy to research proposals and just want to find a "reliable person" to vote on my behalf, which is convenient but also makes me feel guilty.
What’s more embarrassing is that as soon as the token unlock calendar hits, anxiety and selling pressure star
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Voluntary regulation has been called for so long, but in the end, it's still fear of losing, which is quite honest.
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In the fierce competition phase, dual leadership management is indeed a drag, and many projects have failed because of it.
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0x Joint CEO will step down, and will continue to serve as a board member in the future
ME News Report, May 15 (UTC+8), 0x Co-CEO Will Warren tweeted that he will step down but remains a major shareholder and will continue to serve on the board of directors. "Our industry has entered a new phase. It is highly competitive with many participants. Certain aspects of our organizational structure and operational model have slowed us down in recent years, with the co-CEO structure being a major factor." (Source: Foresight News)
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These days, I got tempted again by the excitement of meme culture.
Knowing that narratives tend to get addictive once they start, I still had the thought, "Maybe I can skip leverage just this once"...
Honestly, setting stop-losses for myself now is more about preventing impulsiveness: clearly writing down at what point I will exit if the price drops, rather than waiting for the group to start telling stories and only then realizing.
By the way, looking at the incentives on the testnet and the expected points, everyone is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens.
I also get tempte
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I used to think RWA was slow, now seeing slow is actually fast
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According to Castle Labs report, during the period from October 2025 to May 2026, most DeFi Vault categories experienced significant pullbacks, with lending, liquidity staking, and restaking being hit the hardest; however, RWA Vaults, due to their exposure to non-crypto assets, saw a countercyclical increase in TVL of 37.8%.
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Volatility and uncertainty? Translation: Don't let retail investors run away.
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Michael Saylor: The strategy goal is to maximize STRC growth by increasing Bitcoin holdings
Mars Finance News, on May 21, Strategy founder Michael Saylor stated that the company's goal is to maximize the growth of the credit tool STRC to further expand Bitcoin purchase scale and increase BTC holdings per share. He also emphasized that the company aims to minimize volatility and uncertainty as much as possible.
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Lately, I've been a bit obsessed with browsing on-chain transaction records... Clearly, it's the same swap each time, and I was pretty confident when I submitted it, but then someone "cut in line," and the slippage suddenly changed the outcome. To put it plainly, MEV and this kind of ordering game don't just affect the superficial sense of "fairness"; even small orders like mine can be stolen away, reducing certainty: you might think it's market volatility, but actually someone is just better at queuing.
I've now stopped using leverage, but the impulsiveness still lingers, especially when I se
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1M principal leverages ten million positions, liquidation price at 71k, the gambler's heartbeat
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1.58bit weights are too aggressive; running an 8B model locally on a phone is finally not a dream
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PrismML launches 1.58-bit model Ternary Bonsai, with parameters reduced by 9 times, surpassing peers in intelligence
PrismML releases the Ternary Bonsai series, using 1.58-bit weights {-1, 0, +1}, with VRAM only one-ninth of a 16-bit model. The 8B/4B/1.7B sizes are open-sourced on Hugging Face and natively run on Apple devices. The 8B weights are approximately 1.75 GB, with a benchmark score of 75.5, leading among peers. On the iPhone 17 Pro Max, the 8B model runs at 27 tokens/sec, with a 3–4 times improvement in energy efficiency. The weights are distributed under Apache 2.0 and run natively on Apple devices via the MLX framework.
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