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Friend, DJI embedded development engineer: monthly salary 3.8w, 15 salaries, year-end 11.4w, housing fund 10%, meal allowance 1k.
I (cryptocurrency investor): monthly salary 0, no 15 salaries—only 15 times zeroing out, year-end -20w, housing fund 0, meal allowance -500 (lost money and can’t even afford to eat).
He writes flight control with C language; I use blood-and-sweat money to fill the K-line.
His code makes the drone take off; my positions make dreams crash.

Elon Musk’s XChat is already up for pre-order, and a bunch of people have started shouting that TG is over.
The features really are quite strong: end-to-end encryption, preventing screenshots and screen recordings, messages that self-destruct after being read, large groups, calls, and direct integration with X accounts.
But saying Telegram is finished isn’t that simple.
Chat tools have never been about stacking features—it's about user habits, community buildup, and network effects.
XChat’s real advantage is that:
It didn’t start from zero

Spring, flowers bloom, trees turn green, and the wind warms. The world seems as if the growth button has been pressed down, and everything is rushing to blossom brilliantly. Plants want to bloom, so they bloom; want to sprout, so they sprout. We are also 🌿, so go out more, get some sun, and by the way, recharge ourselves. 🌿

Spring vegetables — wild shepherd's purse stir-fried with eggs.
Added chopped chili peppers and fried with lard, it’s so fragrant and perfect with rice, I ate a big bowl without realizing it, another day of overindulgence.
Always regret only after finishing.

I've seen quite a few bloggers talking about this lately. Several domestic telecom operators have started to crack down on the use of VPNs and circumvention tools, and things are getting pretty tense. I specifically asked a friend who works at China Mobile. Currently, there is no such situation. Everyone, don't be influenced by the hype, no need to panic.

These two pieces of data about BitMine are quite thought-provoking! Institutions have been continuously increasing their holdings and staking. But the market sentiment is a completely different story. After this round, everyone's expectations for $ETH have been significantly lowered, with discussion, attention, and faith concentration all clearly declining. I'm also a bit confused about $ETH now. Are there any friends still holding #ETH? Please boost my confidence a little.

Many people ask me when to bottom out. My view is: it's not the right time yet. Since everyone is still passionate and hopeful about the bottoming out topic, it indicates that there's still some distance to go before reaching the bottom. As is well known, "When others are fearful, I am greedy; when others are greedy, I am fearful." Everyone understands the principle, but very few can truly practice it.

Since college, I have been regularly investing in the E Fund Consumer Fund. Yesterday, I saw that E Fund fund manager Zhang Kun released a 25-year annual fund investment report. Some attentive netizens followed the clues and revealed that Zhang Kun seems to have completely sold off Meituan. I also used AI tools to check, and several of Zhang Kun's funds indeed no longer hold Meituan as a major holding.

There is a deaf-mute person selling buns downstairs in our neighborhood. You can just point to the type of bun you want with a small hand gesture. I just found out recently that he's pretending to be deaf-mute. He used to be a salesperson, but now he doesn't really want to talk to people anymore.

I'll teach you a phrase that offends four places😅

It's still important to go out more, see more of the human world, and get closer to nature. It's not affectation; it's truly helpful. Spending too much time online, you'll realize that the internet is actually an information cocoon, and people can become narrow-minded. When you stand at the foot of a mountain and look up at a tree, you'll notice one thing: this tree may not know anything, but it has lived for hundreds of years.

It's still important to go out more, see more of the world, experience more of nature.
It's not affectation; it's truly useful.
The more time you spend online, the more you'll realize that the internet is actually an information cocoon, and people can become narrow-minded.
When you stand at the foot of a mountain and look up at a tree, you'll discover one thing: this tree may know nothing, but it has lived for hundreds of years.
It doesn't care about price fluctuations, narratives, or who will be the next hundredfold coin.
It just sprouts on time, sheds leaves on time, and digs its r

Bear markets are boring, so I suggest everyone watch "The Three-Body Problem." It's incredible. I used to think it was just science fiction, but now I see it's prophecy. For example, dimensionality reduction attack—doesn't that perfectly depict a bear market? Your positions, your beliefs, in the face of trends, are like a two-dimensional solar system—completely defenseless. For example, the Dark Forest theory, which is played out every day in the crypto space. For example, technological explosions. Isn't that the next bull market we've been longing for?

Zhang Xuefeng's sudden death has truly shocked the entire internet! So young and so successful, yet everyone is equal before the grim reaper! Once again, at the cost of a life, it tells us that health is the most important thing in life, and everything else is just icing on the cake. Also, we must avoid ill-omens and speak auspicious words in our daily lives! Zhang Xuefeng's words this time have also come true as a curse.

Actually, many things left behind by our ancestors are essentially scientific, but have been distorted into superstition.
For example, feng shui is essentially environmental psychology + architecture + ecology. Sitting north and facing south is for lighting and ventilation, relying on mountains and water is for safety and convenience, emphasizing qi flow—basically it comes down to living comfortably. The problem is that ancient people couldn't explain it using air circulation and solar angles, so they had to describe it as "trapping wind and gathering qi."
Another example is destiny, which is