@Ru7Longcrypto @heyi Too thin, big sister

Main site alpha rush is all about quick reflexes; a slight second delay and your wallet is gone.
Recently, this wave of on-chain IPOs really has some substance. I followed rave, wet, cys, us—several targets—but all ended up missing out. Looking back, the problem isn't judgment—it's execution—seeing clearly but being slow. What's the difference between being slow and not seeing clearly? That's just how this industry works. The "money printing machine" is right there; if you can't grab a spot, you can only watch others cash in.
I call this kind of gameplay "VC-style pump fun." Essentially, excha

A couple of days ago, I saw something quite interesting. There's a guy called AlphaRaccoon who made over a million dollars in 24 hours on Polymarket by betting on the Google annual search rankings—guessing 22 out of 23 events correctly. Everyone was shouting about insider trading, but to be honest, prediction markets are basically "information harvesting fields"—whoever has more information wins, it's never about who can analyze better.
But today, I want to talk about x402, not Polymarket. I call it the "Alipay for AI," but it's more powerful than Alipay: it allows AI agents to spend money the

A group member once went all-in on a dog coin, and it skyrocketed twenty times without selling, saying he wanted to wait for fifty times. Later, it went to zero, and he posted, "Feels like I just had a dream."
Yes, it’s just a feeling. Think about it carefully—the euphoria of making money during the last bull run, and the despair of staring at your phone during the margin call that night. What’s left now? Just a vague emotional memory. Price fluctuations themselves aren’t painful; it’s the greed of chasing gains and the obsession with missing out that hurt.
There’s an old saying in crypto call

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I’ve seen too many people brimming with confidence during a bull market, thinking they’re the next Buffett, only to see their accounts wiped out after a round of bear market, disappearing from the group chats altogether. Later, I’d occasionally come across their social media moments—they’re either selling insurance or never mentioning crypto again.
Losing money isn’t the scariest part; the scariest part is the reckless moves people make after their mindset collapses: chasing pumps and dumping at lows, going all-in to catch the bottom, borrowing money to average down… Every step driven by greed

@web3annie @Gate_zh Whenever Trump is short on money, he brings up cryptocurrency 😅