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Having traveled to so many countries and regions, I honestly think Hong Kong has the best environment. Here are the reasons:
1. The area is not large, the subway is convenient, and buses are also easy to access; you can get anywhere quickly.
2. It takes just over twenty minutes by express train from the high-speed rail station to the airport, and about half an hour to the city center.
3. There are mountains and the sea; hiking and sea views are very enjoyable.
4. Living on the island is also very nice. If you don't want to stay in the city, you can take a ferry directly to the island for a ver

Bought some Broadcom $AVGO at 350 tonight. I probably can't be trapped at this position anymore. It's a pity that the storage $MU $SNDK was sold off too quickly.

Having a bit of muscle can attract women, but if you're fully muscular, you can only attract men. Similarly, if you're just moderately professional in a certain field, you can attract a lot of users; but if you're particularly professional, the ones you attract are likely to be your peers.

Stephen Chow's movies and A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality essentially describe the real Chinese society, with a high artistic component.
I declare that A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality is the best anime I have ever watched. Salute to the production team 🫡

The core issue in the crypto world is the issue of confidence and trust, which is why many funds are hesitant to enter, and those that do are not willing to hold alts for the long term.

If I were a crypto whale, how would I manipulate the market?
1. Open with an obscure start, using a poor angle, for example, initially riding on a narrative, then pushing the price up to sell some holdings after the surge.
2. After a period, the price nears zero again, buy good chips, find a celebrity to reply, mention this event/angle, and use a big bullish candle to push the market, causing everyone to chase the high.
3. Tell a story, secretly sell off, and let everyone build.
4. Repeat steps 1, 2, and 3, and tell everyone to hold.

Four years ago, the bull market ended at this time, and the last phase of the altcoin primary market was on the BSC chain. The project team $BNX , which is now the $Four scam project team, finally took a big cut.
At that time, there were various scam projects, and every day had a schedule: what coin would open at what time, with a BNB as the pool to open, nicknamed Little Pool. The pool contained about 10 $BNB , which was basically a complete wipeout. The most lucrative dog pool contained no more than 100 or 200 BNB, and the market trend ended afterward.

Additional note: The current $BTC h

Several people have privately messaged me, telling me not to carve flowers in shit anymore. Actually, I know it too, how could I not know that this is garbage coins, just air?
The market has actually always been like this, it's just that now everyone is slowly realizing it.
Currently, only Chinese people are trading coins. I took out some Ant holdings to act as the hype crew, really thinking about making a big move?
When @1011@ exploded, the funds that took the overhang on the market went to zero, there’s no liquidity at all now.
If I also lie down and stop playing, the market will los

The latest type of scam involves sending emails to your inbox, reminding you to claim an airdrop. Everyone needs to be careful—these are basically attempts to steal your wallet.

Playing on-chain U.S. stocks in the crypto world, and buying crypto-related stocks in the U.S. stock market?
In the crypto world, instead of speculating on coins, you're speculating on U.S. stocks (value investing), and in the U.S. stock market, instead of value investing, you're speculating.
The world is upside down, brother.

Life is like going all-in at the top with a meme coin; the more anxious you are for results, the worse they may turn out. The biggest outcomes often come when you least expect them.

Telling one lie requires countless more to cover it up, but lies will eventually be exposed. So it's better to be honest and not lie in the first place. Don't you agree? If you donated 100, then you donated 100—there's nothing shameful about that.

Charlie Munger once said: The real risk is not ignorance, but "thinking you know." Smart people are often too good at explaining the world, which makes them more prone to overconfidence and to overlooking long-term, tedious but crucial compounding.
So, many times the winners are not the smartest people, but those who are willing to be a bit slower, less clever, but persistent in their actions.

Always losing money trading stocks and crypto? Here are two movies and an anime recommendation:
1. Avengers: Infinity War - Thanos is determined to collect all six Infinity Stones and, with a snap of his fingers, wipes out half the life in the universe. (Resources are limited; if there are too many people, survival becomes impossible. It's just like stock and crypto trading: when everyone is on board, the "car" gets too heavy and collapses, often when excitement is at its peak.)
2. Chinese animated movie, White Snake 2: The Tribulation of the Green Snake - The Green Snake enters Asura City, wh

Bitcoin strongly recovers the $90,000 mark, leading a rebound in risk assets. Behind this is a major turnaround by the asset management giant Vanguard, which has long resisted encryption assets. This conservative giant has finally compromised and officially opened Bitcoin ETF trading permissions to 8 million customers. This change may not only affect short-term capital flows but could also reshape the long-term competitive landscape of the two major asset management giants.