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Since Perps became popular, everyone has been using DefiLlama more frequently, checking the Perps rankings, OI volume, and trading volume every day. Who would have thought that the project teams also know about this? And they can even inflate their data without paying any fees. 🤡🤡🤡

I care about every 0.1 bps because that's where I make my profit.

A small reflection: the biggest difference between the AI era and the Internet era. In the Internet era, dissemination costs are almost zero, and spending money to acquire customers can generate traffic. Due to the marginal cost effect of large traffic volumes, costs are spread out. In fact, the larger the customer base, the lower the cost, thereby forming a moat.

I saw this yesterday: an on-chain battle royale. Let's see what it's all about.

I saw this on the chain, and it seems to be a new gameplay for a major tax escape. I don't know the specifics after the game starts. Bought $200 worth to check it out.

I made a Chinese version; just bookmark this website. The shell leaked by Claude is quite interesting.

I've seen the coolest Artemis II orbital animation that is realistic and intuitive, showing everyone how far the moon landing actually involves flying and how precise the orbital control is. Data comparison: International Space Station: about 400 km Artemis II: closest approach around 400,000 km

Because any repo can be generated using large models + prompts, this guy converts any repo into precise prompts. In the future, there's no need to post Git links; the reverse-engineered prompt + LLM can directly reconstruct the entire repo. The only issue is that between the prompt and the code, tokens need to be consumed 😆

This is very intuitive, right? The principle of Claude Code—don't just collect it, remember to check it out.

I'm losing motivation to keep pushing tweets; everything I see is just meaningless content.

I’ve been lazy and not posting tweets these past two weeks. I checked and received $270, with a total of 1 million views. That’s an average of $270 per million views.

Having gone through multiple projects like OPN, Paradex, and BP with anti-whale measures. Everyone still focuses on issues like unfair distribution, witch hunts, and pump-and-dump schemes causing price crashes. I think that's pretty immature. In the current market conditions, no project can withstand a sell-off of over 20% of the chips. Because no one is going to buy the copies; they only sell, with no buying pressure.

Jay Chou's new album is finished listening to, and it gives a feeling of being old and everything feeling very bittersweet..

When you're choosing a profession, planning your life, and delaying gratification, don't forget the easiest premise to overlook: you could die at any time. Most people make decisions with the default assumption that they'll live to 80. It's precisely this assumption that causes us to push all the good things to the back—take a vacation after getting promoted, see the world after achieving financial freedom, live well after retirement.

Don't understand, asking for help: Paradex opened at 30m, BP opened at 200m, why does EdgeX have a 700m pre-market valuation? What are the bulls expecting? Or is the official team manipulating the price with limited funds in pre-market, trying to create a gap-up opening to dump?

The world is being disrupted at a pace far faster than we imagined. I checked out the Repo, written by Claude, it's absolutely incredible. Someone just open-sourced a complete 3D building editor that runs entirely in the browser. No need for AutoCAD, no need for Revit, and no need for expensive $5000 usage fees. Git:

The big Polymarket news we've been waiting for over the weekend has finally been announced.
1. Polymarket officially begins charging fees, which will likely render many strategies ineffective.
2. Polymarket launches a referral program with rewards for invitations, seemingly related to airdrops.
I won't say more, but PM might be the last hope of the classical airdrop farming era.

Polymarket officially starts charging fees. Many arbitrage strategies will become ineffective. Many airdrop farmers will see their costs increase significantly.

Claude code released its official version today and can control the entire computer, including browsers, files, and more. Lobster has become a thing of the past. In the AI era, the biggest risk for all startups is being beaten down by large language models themselves. I mean all of them.

Haha, wow, this world really is entering an era of technological equality. A Bilibili engineer got fired and directly open-sourced Bilibili's source code. You could hand it directly to small shrimp or CC, and you could build an identical Bilibili frontend. Original post: GIT: