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In 2022, Donald Trump was accused by his eldest daughter Ivanka.
Now, someone who has served at WLFI has come forward to spread FUD.
To put it simply, it's a matter of personal interest.
On a larger scale, it's the backstabbing and scheming among American political parties.
After all, midterm elections are coming, and this kind of outside-the-ring competition is inevitable.
The stablecoin market share, #WLFI , definitely doesn't want to lose it.
The market is huge, and it's still penetrating traditional finance.
Especially Tether and CRCL, they are really just counting money whil

Downfall of the “America boss”! Four coins, three shameful veils, the dusk of an empire
WLFI dropped from $0.46 to $0.08; its market cap vanished by $427 million, leaving $2.58 billion—down 83%. A project that claims to be decentralized: 98% of its collateral is itself, a $75 million loan was made to related parties, 75% of the tokens are locked; if they still aren’t unlocked, retail investors will sue. What’s even more ridiculous is that $162 million in debt is hanging overhead—once liquidated, DLT’s USD1 pool will collapse directly. Is this the crypto world, or the White House’s backyard?

After researching the $GENIUS airdrop rules, the project team has retail investors’ psychology pegged to perfection. The “face” of it is truly hard to put into words.
“Claim now, deduct 70%; lock for one year to receive the full amount”—what is this, tokenomics? It’s just blatantly obvious PUA.
It’s like someone owes you 100 dollars, tells you you can only get 30 right now, and that the rest will be destroyed; want the full 100? Wait a year.
They precisely exploit loss aversion, forcing most people to proactively “serve a sentence.” The initial circulating supply is extremely distorted—the flo

China's present is America's past;
America's present is China's future;
The proportion of family assets in real estate and equity in China will definitely become closer and closer.
To put it simply, the share of stocks, pension insurance will gradually increase, surpassing cash deposits, and approach the scale of real estate!
This is the inevitable path for every country moving toward developed nations!#原油小幅上涨

The U.S. has been using this for 55 years—you still don’t get it? When the Middle East gets chaotic, the whole world pays the price.
Have you noticed? Every time the dollar has a problem, the Middle East gets into a war.
In 1971, the dollar was uncoupled from gold. Everyone stopped trusting the dollar and started dumping it. Two years later, the Middle East war broke out. Oil prices surged from $2.7 to $13—up 4x in three months. Then the U.S. told Saudi Arabia: Oil can only be settled in dollars. And the money you earn, you still have to use to buy my U.S. bonds. Would Saudi Arabia dare to

That year at the awards ceremony, when Faye Wong took the stage, he sat in the audience and never took his eyes off her—
Faye Wong at that moment was breathtakingly beautiful.
If you ever meet someone like that who feels like a once-in-a-lifetime glance,
you will truly remember them for a lifetime and love them forever. #原油小幅上涨

Car can’t get started—that’s just the beginning. The real “killer move” of high oil prices will come in half a year.
95 breaks 9; filling a full tank costs 150 yuan more. Logistics drivers have to pay an extra 3,000 yuan per month in fuel, and profits are cut in half immediately.
But the truth has nothing to do with wars in the Middle East. Demand is clearly falling, yet oil prices still stubbornly hold high levels. Who’s behind it? OPEC. Now they’re playing a “chicken game”—whoever first eases off the gas loses. If oil prices fall below $80, they will cut production and force themselves t

Fate is cruel! Stealing the spotlight turned a line-star celebrity into a waiter. Ma Yili’s ex-husband, Article, has opened a restaurant in Shanghai! Wearing a staff uniform to welcome guests, he has a humble demeanor and smiles throughout.
Actor Article has opened a Shaanxi-style restaurant in Shanghai. He was spotted enthusiastically welcoming guests while wearing the staff uniform, with a humble and courteous attitude, serving customers with a smile the entire time. #加密市场回升

Brothers, the CPI data is out, up 3.3% year-on-year, fully in line with expectations, and the bearish trigger has officially landed.
Bitcoin still fluctuates around 72,000, with nearly a 7% increase over the past week. Clearly, the market has already priced in the bad news as good news in advance. But don’t get complacent—on the daily chart, the Bollinger Bands have narrowed to the tightest range since 2024. Experienced traders know that after such a pattern, there’s often at least a 40% large-scale directional move.
What’s truly concerning is the weekend US-Iran negotiations.
Iran’s internal

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced on Friday (April 10) that it has approved HSBC and a joint venture led by Standard Chartered Bank to issue Hong Kong dollar-backed stablecoins under the newly established stablecoin regulatory framework in Hong Kong#香港首批稳定币牌照出炉 $BTC

The US-Iran negotiations this time failed! It's all just a show behind the scenes!
Tokyo University has been urging peace, but the US-Iran relationship hasn't really improved. Iran wants to negotiate, but doesn't dare trust the US—The Revolutionary Guards are watching closely. If they get played again, the government will have even less say.
Look at how clever Iran is: the English version abroad doesn't mention uranium enrichment; internally, the Persian version states "must insist." Why loosen up? Intelligence has arrived—8 US refueling aircraft and long-range bombers have taken off! The

I accidentally came across this video on Bilibili: “A student at Xiamen University gets addicted to crypto trading, life collapses, drops out and runs away, breaks up with his girlfriend, and is deep in debt”...
I was surprised that domestic content creators are still using something like “crypto trading debt” as a traffic gimmick. Let’s break down what the person did:
1. He got into Xiamen University but didn’t graduate, and failed more than 10 courses;
2. He found a high-paying job, worked for half a year, then ran off—ending up going into a factory to screw in bolts...
3. The source of his