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In the crypto world, the most commonly heard sophisticated term is "delayed gratification." To accumulate more coins, you scrimp and save in this real-world where your monthly salary is only a few thousand dollars. You can't bring yourself to splurge on a good meal or go on a trip, and you convert all your savings into coins, telling yourself that when the next bull market arrives and you're free, you'll enjoy life to the fullest. But what happened? When the bull market comes, you didn't sell; when the bear market hits, you're deeply trapped.

A life with a 100% mortality rate, what are you still afraid of? What are you still hesitating about? You're afraid of failure and don't dare to start a business. You're afraid that after confessing, that girl won't like you? She'll ignore you afterward? You're afraid that taking a few days off will let others catch up to you? Or are you worried that you'll feel guilty if you go traveling? Be brave and do it. Whenever you feel lost, just look at this.

If you have hundreds of millions but your children know nothing about finance, how should you leave the money to them? Duan Yongping's answer is: buy half of the S&P 500 and half of Berkshire Hathaway, then let them live their own small life. The logic of the big shots is so straightforward and simple. Even Buffett's benchmark is the S&P, so why make investing so complicated for ordinary people? 👉 Pursuing stability: buy IVV and VOO of the S&P 500

You didn't sell at the top in the last bull market, and you got caught deep. You grit your teeth and vow: It's okay, I just paid tuition fees. When the next cycle comes, I will strictly follow the take-profit discipline. After four years of waiting, the bull market has really returned. Your account finally got out of the red, and even doubled. But at this moment, your initial strict take-profit plan has long been forgotten. You look at the screen filled with messages like "Super Bull Market is here" and Bitcoin reaching 20

Whenever I lack motivation, I revisit Jack Ma's classic passionate speech. In his half-hour talk, he shares every deep pit he stepped into during his entrepreneurial journey and the lessons learned from each experience. If you are an entrepreneur or aspire to become one, it's essential to watch it all the way through; it will benefit you greatly.

#genius Last week's points have been updated, and the conclusion remains the same: primarily using multiple accounts for small amounts, with a cost of about 0.027U per GP. Since discovering small amount empowerment two weeks ago, I tested with a batch of accounts. The week before last, each account averaged about 30,000, with an average cost of 0.025U( and weekly total transaction volume varied). Last week, the average was about 50,000 per account, and I specifically used a level 3 account to push 100,000, but the cost was even higher than around 50,000, further confirming large amount de-empo

During a sharp decline, the entire market is filled with negative news: institutional bankruptcies, regulatory investigations, black whales shaking out traders. You're so scared that you wake up in the middle of the night to cut losses. During a big rally, the whole internet is full of positive news: ETF approvals, big players entering, interest rate cuts and liquidity injections. You're so excited that you immediately go all-in chasing the high. Actually, news is never meant to predict the market. News is an explanation written by the big players after the market has moved, to make you unders

When new technology first emerges, you think it's all just hype. Nvidia at $400, you say the price-to-earnings ratio is too high, and a crash is inevitable. AI tools are everywhere, and after trying them out, you think they're all just artificial idiots, convinced they can't replace human jobs. Later, it rises to $800, and AI-generated content begins to look indistinguishable from real. You still stubbornly believe it's just hype for Metaverse 2.0, a classic game of hot potato on Wall Street.

Currently, the latest official announcement: Everything is normal.

WLFI plummeted, USD1 de-pegged? The gun hasn't even been fired, and some are already jumping off the cliff. On-chain detective ZachXBT just previewed that on February 26, he will expose a crypto company that has been making huge profits through long-term wash trading. He didn't even mention the name.
And look at the current market and reactions: 👉 Trump's son cleared all tweets related to WLFI overnight. 👉 WLFI suddenly crashed and plummeted. 👉 Even the related stablecoin USD1 is starting to de-peg in fear.

The way crypto exchanges operate was completely turned upside down today by Backpack. The old script: exchanges issue a token, retail investors buy in to hype it up, institutions and teams cash out at the top. The new script: stake platform tokens for a year, and directly exchange for real company equity. Let me help translate the value of Backpack's announcement: 1️⃣ Take out 20% real equity: currently valued at 1 billion USD, which is equivalent to directly taking 2

The crypto world is the only place in the world where the higher your IQ and the more rigorous your logic, the more likely you are to die a miserable death. You are a decent person who values logic in your actions. You study token deflation models, calculate sell pressure curves, and analyze macro interest rate cut expectations. You believe this is what investment is all about. Watching the group of people who can't even read English, only see a logo they find cute, and go all-in, you feel a sense of intellectual superiority.

In the last bull market, your account grew from 50,000 to 2 million. You started eyeing luxury cars, despising the dead-end salary from your job, walking around with your nose in the air. You believe you were born to make a living from trading, even subtly showing off in your social circle. You are convinced that just one more doubling will allow you to exit the game forever. Then the script takes a sharp turn: rate hikes, defaults, chain liquidations. Watching your account drop back to 100

"By 2045, Bitcoin will rise to 13 million USD each!" With this fanatic obsession, MicroStrategy officially completed its 100th BTC accumulation today. 6 years. 100 transactions. Facing huge unrealized losses on the books, holding firm and not backing down an inch.
What is a top-tier hunter?
It's someone who never frequently switches positions, but when they see an opportunity, they go all in.
Once it's on the table, they hold on tightly and have no intention of letting go easily.
Really ruthless👍👍

Who is Wu Jihan? How impressive is BitDeer? Why is it the right moment to liquidate Bitcoin? ❓ So, who exactly is Wu Jihan? 🔸 Co-founder of Bitmain: He was the one who built the world's largest mining hardware manufacturer, Bitmain, and monopolized the early Bitcoin mining market. 🔸 BCH core advocate: During the 2017 Bitcoin scaling debate, he was a leading figure in the big-block camp and led BCH

They say Wu Jihan's BitDeer has completely liquidated Bitcoin, and the crypto world is going to zero? Don't kneel for too long or you'll never get up! Do you really think institutions have all-seeing eyes? Then I ask you, if they are so divine, why didn't they precisely sell at the 120,000 top? MicroStrategy buying at high prices and getting trapped—is that charity? Those top-tier VCs boast about the bull market, but how do they report losing billions in the bear market?

Bored without market activity? I recommend you read two stock trading-related novels: "Stock Trader's Life" and "Stock God: Gaining Wisdom from 50,000 Capital." Both are rated above 9 points on Tomato Novel. Although they are novels, their content covers investment logic, trading mindset, trading methods, market maker thinking, and more. Definitely worth a read. 1⃣ "Stock Trader's Life" Author: Qian Yang -

When it was 120,000, you swore to the heavens that as long as the sky gave you another chance, you would go all in if it dropped to 70,000! When it actually reached 70,000, you believed the fake big V's nonsense, thinking 50,000 was the bottom, and you hesitated. When it crashed to 50,000, you read news saying quantum computers are about to crack Bitcoin, and you were terrified, fantasizing about waiting for 20,000. When it rebounded to 60,000, you sneered, thinking it was a dead cat bounce meant to lure more, and that it would fall even deeper, causing you to miss the opportunity again.