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What kind of people are most likely to cross social classes?
1. Good physical health, energetic.
2. Heart as hard as iron, cold and resolute inside.
3. Basically indifferent and unfeeling at the core, unfilial to kin.
4. Very perceptive about people and matters.
5. Extremely patient, able to endure what ordinary people cannot, able to withstand the utmost pain, flexible and adaptable.
6. When making judgments, very decisive and resolute, and their judgments are generally correct.
7. Have a strong purpose in doing things, result-oriented, and will not give up until the goal is achieved.
8. Able

A netizen asked: If ten years ago, I used the 150,000 yuan my parents gave me to buy a car to buy Bitcoin, now I am financially free, and my assets in NVIDIA are over 40 million yuan.
Here's a suggestion for everyone now: if you have 100,000 yuan, what should you buy? Something that can make me happy and help me achieve ten million yuan in assets in ten years?
What do you think I should buy (cryptocurrency/stocks)? 😀

Everyone must pay attention now; the speed of wealth accumulation has become extremely terrifying.
The cruelest gap has never been between the rich and the poor, but the disparity in the speed of wealth accumulation.
The previous generation, working in timber, hardware, gas stations, factories, and trade, could reach a billion yuan, with many taking 20 or 30 years to slowly build it up.
In the internet era, it’s faster—one product, one traffic entry point, one platform dividend, could generate a billion in 10 years.
But in the AI and cryptocurrency generation, the rules have changed ag

Four things that will significantly depreciate in the future, remember:
1. Old houses in non-core areas
Prices of old properties in non-core areas continue to decline, and vacancy rates for shops and office buildings soar. Industry experts predict that domestic housing prices will fall another approximately 15% in the next two years.
2. Fuel-powered cars, especially used fuel cars with more obvious depreciation
The penetration rate of new energy vehicles has exceeded 40%, and sales have surpassed fuel cars. With oil prices remaining high, the residual value of fuel cars has plummeted, and depr

Today I saw a news report that Korean parents are rushing to open accounts for their children, even opening accounts the moment the baby is born in the delivery room, then using the child's account to put money into the stock market for trading.
South Korea is a country with a very high "gambling" tendency, with everyone trading cryptocurrencies and stocks, even more crazed than the United States.
The root cause is ultimately social competition to the extreme, with rigid social classes, no upward mobility for ordinary people, and everyone treating the stock market as the only lifeline to t

No wonder Brother Sun @sunyuchentron said not to contact the old guys,
Indeed, I studied some viewpoints these days, and they are really forward-thinking.
He said in 2016, let young people not buy houses, not buy cars, not get married, put money into tech stocks, heavily invest in Bitcoin, Nvidia, Tesla, Tencent.
Young people who follow his advice should have achieved financial freedom.
Not getting married, actually, wealthy people are reluctant to register, it's not simply about not wanting to settle down, more about fearing marriage binding, fearing future asset division and dilution

The devaluation rate of educational credentials is no less than that of real estate. Even now, people who are not familiar with the market still know that real estate has taken a heavy hit 😭, with a 100k yuan house now worth 50k yuan.
However, when it comes to education and job hunting, many people's experiences are still stuck in the era before 2022, which is baffling.
Many professional job markets now favor master's and bachelor's degrees over PhDs, with master's degrees and even third-tier college diplomas being more competitive than before.
Studying abroad and returning to work is n

I believe that AI will significantly offset the years of effort made by small-town exam takers, and instead allow those who are not as diligent in studying but are quick-witted to gain more possibilities.
Honestly, I think the traditional method of "piling on the homework," memorizing knowledge points, and learning courses years in advance no longer makes much sense.
The cost-effectiveness of that approach will become increasingly low because knowledge itself is no longer scarce.
AI can generate answers in seconds, and can even produce more complete ones.
In the future, it will be impo

Laying off employees under the guise of AI has become the new "trend" in Silicon Valley
▪️Amazon: 30k layoffs, AI replacing manual tasks
▪️Block: 4,000 layoffs, flattening AI organization
▪️Snap: thousands laid off, AI reducing repetitive work
▪️Meta: on May 20th, another 8,000 layoffs, about 10% of total employees, ongoing layoffs throughout the year
It seems like AI iteration is eliminating human labor, but there are other hidden reasons.
Huang Renxun sharply exposes the truth
"Managers who rely on layoffs to cope with AI are just lacking innovation ability, using tools as an e

Recently, I went to a five-star hot spring resort hotel near my home.
During the Spring Festival, the price increased to over 4,000 yuan per night, and during Labor Day, it was also over 2,500 yuan, but it feels like there are significantly fewer tourists during Labor Day!
As the data came out, it showed that the average per capita spending nationwide during Labor Day dropped by 12%!
Everyone's spending is starting to become more rational:
Hotels above 800 yuan: bookings directly plummeted by 35%
Affordable homestays/ economy hotels between 200-400 yuan: bookings surged by 80%
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