SunX liquidity has improved, trading volume increased by 298%, TVL increased by 1500% @justinsuntron

Brother Sun's sectors are taking off one after another? After JST, WIN takes the baton @justinsuntron

Has anyone actually used Twitter's tipping feature? I’ve had my address posted here for over three damn years and haven’t seen a single generous soul send me any airdrop.

Because everyone will soon realize that the end of the universe is KOL

To be honest, I don't know how busy KOLs can really be... I think KOLs have the least amount of work in this space.

Have I already reached the point where whichever dual-currency I want to buy will drop?

For small funds and high-frequency trading, you must be disciplined with stop-losses. Otherwise, a single mistake could cost you everything... I speak from personal experience. Do you still remember Neiro from back in the day? I used to lead my group of friends trading it back and forth every day. At that time, we never lost trading Neiro spot daily, except for once—on the day Trump launched his coin, we got stuck. Fortunately, after discussing with my cousin, we quickly cut our losses and used all the money to buy Trump at 10-12.

Cousin, you probably don't know that BTC has an expiration date. The one you've had for over ten years is probably expired. You can exchange it with me for an equivalent amount of BNB—this is the next BTC.

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I'm really tired, but after tripling my position with the swings, I've outperformed the holding gains I saw at the beginning. My only regret is that I only bought 0.point something.

I never want to be a swing trader again, it's so tiring. After I buy, my group friends ask me about it and I say there will definitely be a response, there are expectations. After I sell, I change my tune and say it's not really positive. When I buy back in, I say it won't affect a pump. After I sell, I start analyzing whether I can get out during the next pump.

Which generous person sent me 10 boxes of navel oranges... Last time a friend sent me 10 boxes of apples, and I threw out my back moving them. My back hurt for a month and I spent thousands on treatment. The worst part was being laughed at by everyone in Singapore for several days.

I was shocked when I saw this news. Even 4% wealth management products are about to default. Damn, speaking of defaults, it reminds me of Zhongzhi from a couple of years ago. I remember the annualized yield was around 10% back then. Now I’ve put a lot of money into 1.5% R1 wealth management products at the big four banks. These can’t default, right? They’re all cash-type products.

When buying wealth management products at a bank, you need to look at a few things:
1/ Risk level: R1 is principal-guaranteed, R2 may lose money in extreme cases, R3 has higher volatility.
2/ Don’t just look at annualized returns. Banks like to play word games. The annualized return may look high, but it’s actually constantly declining because it was very high when it first launched and was unavailable for purchase. What you see is always higher than the actual return.
3/ Product investment type: Check what type of assets this product is investing in.
PS: Products that display earnings per 10,

One of the KOLs in here sent me a private message. He didn't post that 30 RMB quoted tweet. Actually, I didn't mean to criticize anyone; it's just a phenomenon I noticed and wanted to comment on.