Some people ask why Jiuer has so many fans. Yeah, she doesn't post inappropriate photos. She's not always making money. She often loses money. She doesn't post ca videos. She doesn't hype up scripts. Why does she have so many fans?

There's a guy who started shorting $myx at 0.1 and is now at 13u. He said he just wants to quit. I won't say who it is.

We have them all, focusing on the secondary market. 1. New coins: Don't look at market capitalization, look at sentiment. 2. Small-cap coins with alpha and futures contracts. 3. Oversold coins with strong fundamentals. These are the ones that have seen gains in recent days.

Last night's two BSC trading sessions showed how hungry BSC investors are, but looking back, I didn't invest in either. One was Jobless, which had three with the same name. The last one filled up instantly, clearly a test run. Also, a bunch of addresses that hadn't played BSC for centuries suddenly appeared, which was a bit strange. Later, because the name was "jobiess" and "less" was a blocked word, "dev" was replaced with a capital "I," so it dipped a bit. Now it's about to return to new highs. If it's planned long ago, the name isn't that important. I saw someone calling $bdog 3w, but since there was a Bdog a few days ago, I felt that the previous ones hadn't taken off, and launching a new one wouldn't have much impact. Then, CZ accidentally entered Space, and it instantly took off. I can't use common sense to judge whether I can get in right now. If this CZ hadn't entered the space, it would have been gone long ago. On another level, it shows that there's still a lot of money in BSC. They rush in every time something comes out. I didn't get in on these two, and I invested in $bcat, betting on capital overflow. Now I'm losing money. Remember to save me.

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Most people just withdraw every penny they earn. They don't contribute to the cryptocurrency community at all. Where does bankruptcy and liquidation come from? Unlike me, I don't even know what a withdrawal is.

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My first year of cryptocurrency trading, my credit score was black. After unremitting efforts, the credit scores of all 30 of my boyfriends were also black.

The more chains, the more tools, the more births, the fewer opportunities to make money.

Yesterday I mistakenly deposited some U to Binance. Since the amount wasn't large, I thought it was gone. I filed a complaint and submitted the information, but they told me I had to wait 15 days and a 1U fee would be deducted. I just checked and it arrived today, and they didn't deduct the 1U. I remember it costing 500 U to get it back before. It's so convenient now. On-chain sentiment is negative, and secondary sentiment is also average. The hot topics are still around Sun Ge and $wlfi. After wlfi blocked Sun Ge's address, I also felt it was a scheme, but it doesn't really matter. It's the bosses' business, so why should we worry about it? Yesterday, after the egl1 Foundation dumped $U, it was quickly recovered. The others don't seem to have been recovered, suggesting that the $U I held is the most resilient of them all. Strangely, egl1 itself has also fallen significantly today. It doesn't seem like a simple lack of structure, but rather a problem somewhere. After all, egl1 spent so much money to buy these, and selling them now won't recoup their investment. Circle announced that native USDC and CCTP V2 will be available on $Plume. I've been reading a lot about RWA lately, and $Plume's resources are truly excellent. I hope the price of the coin will rise. $gps is making the list of fastest-growing stocks for the first time, but I'm still over 10 times away from making back my investment. However, the product itself is truly excellent.