"I Decided to Send My Mom Away" Yesterday I returned from mahjong, won again, and Stars went up. Stars, a new platform with a new mechanism like Xlayer, is really exciting. It was so satisfying. This morning, I woke up to a slew of new stocks on the market. The live streaming sector has officially taken off. Bagwork is the leader, but its market cap is already too high. I briefly discussed this sector with Wolf. Bun, Cameo, and FTP all have potential to make waves. But I'm still observing. Live streaming is taking off, and I'm so scared I'm adding to my pump position. I've also jumped on Polysimplr because I realized I've been following the official Poly platform account. I canceled because I realized I'd over-interfered with the price. Its product is exactly what Poly needs. It's significantly better than Polyagent. If I were Poly and really considered investing in this upstream company, my instinct would be Polysimplr. Of course, there could be even better product forms in the future. But compared to these, Polysimplr is the best right now. Although I made 4-5 times the profit on Polyagent, I still sold it at a loss. But it also tells me that the tailwind has begun. The long-term holding strategy is working. News of Polymarket's $10 billion valuation funding round has come out. If it weren't for this news, I would have seen even more facts. But it's okay, it's enough. Linea's foxy is also gaining momentum. Generally speaking, a public chain ecosystem needs to make a splash. What to buy? Buy memes. Dragon 1 + DEX Dragon 1 + the public chain's parent coin. Everything else is superfluous. Also, the meme Dragon 1 should account for approximately 1% of the public chain's market capitalization. During periods of extreme FOM, it can reach 2%. Today, I'm busy with the war, but my mom is still clamoring for me to take her to the Tiananmen Gate Tower. What's so great about the Tiananmen Gate Tower? She imagines herself standing on the rostrum overlooking it. My silly brother has already decided to send my mom back home.