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Don't rush to become a saint at the orphanage; first, see if your brothers and children have enough to eat.
The cheapest kindness is seeking distant charity from nearby, and the most hypocritical compassion is putting on a show for outsiders.

When you're in a trough, be sure to see clearly and record the faces of those around you; only then, when you rise again, will you not be confused between humans and animals.

After reading asmartbear's "The Product/Market Fit Formula": I gained a lot from it. Here are a few points I believe can be directly applied to life and career, shared with everyone.
PMF appears to be a survival line for startups, but fundamentally it is a system to combat self-deception: first, figure out who you are, then let reality give you feedback, and continuously iterate to avoid spinning in the wrong direction.
The first step is never chasing the hot trend, but personal alignment. Passion is just fuel, not a moat. True advantage comes from your leverage: a unique combination of talent

This world is strange. We don't know why we arrived, but the sunrise still makes us stumble forward. Sometimes we just want to curl up in a corner, but we keep moving forward through life and attachments. Perhaps it's because there are still groups in life that we haven't caught up with.

Just realized, next week will really be 2026...

Merry Christmas Eve 🍎
I scrolled through the group chat and realized that we are always 'fighting side by side'
So I left a message in every group chat we share 🍓
Hope you definitely receive it, yay yay yay

If a job involves doing the same thing every day,
Execute according to a fixed process,
Errors can be rolled back,
You are not responsible for the final result,
Then this type of work in the manufacturing, finance, internet, and content industries,
The conditions for being taken over by robots and AI agents are already in place.
The only three things that are truly becoming more valuable are:
Decide what to do, how to do it, and who bears the responsibility for failure.
If your job is just to go through the process,
This position is no longer safe.

Recently, the narrative shift of AI Agents has evolved from "help me write code" to "help me spend money."
I have always regarded x402 as a "thermometer": an infrastructural signal indicating whether the AI economy can form a real transaction closed loop. Essentially, this is a return to native internet micro-payments, not just an extension of a certain exchange's narrative.
December Timeline: From "Available" to "Standard Candidate"
December 11: x402 V2 officially launched
This marks a significant watershed. x402 has upgraded from an early payment patch to a payment layer supporting multiple

Are you typing "love" or "sigh"?

Today I looked at my life’s “K-line chart” and suddenly felt a wave of emotion. This is essentially the same as the discipline we pursue in the market.
In trading, we tend to overrespect the upward trend while underestimating the downward movement. Our instincts drive us to quickly add positions, chase profits, and mistakenly assume that good luck will continue; but when facing risks, we are extremely slow to de-risk and refuse to admit that market conditions have changed.
The root of this mistake lies in human greed. Most liquidations are not caused by poor trading ideas, but by our greed ext

Increasingly certain of one thing:
"Performative obsession" triggers the terrifying valley effect for true builders.
You think that as long as you're passionate enough,努力 enough, and 996 enough, you can integrate into the circle and gain recognition.
But in the eyes of someone truly obsessed, deliberately imitating diligence is more glaring than laziness.
Because that is not intrinsic motivation, that is a "validated" posture:
To cater to VC aesthetics, not to actually create something.
The most embarrassing thing isn't a lack of effort,
but pretending to love something just for

Lately, I feel like I've been drained somehow.
I haven't seriously spoken my heart out on x for a long time, as if once I open my mouth, emotions will leak out, which doesn't seem very decent.
First, my health took a turn for the worse. When you're unwell, the world becomes narrow and dark. Many emotions that I could easily endure before suddenly feel heavy and burdensome.
Then, I had a falling out with a former "good friend."
I used to believe in someone wholeheartedly.
When they made a mistake, I would stand by them, shoulder the burden together, without asking about winning or losing, witho