I must tag @0xcryptowizard here.

I discovered something funny while chatting with GPT today. This afternoon, I asked GPT by voice what time it was, and she (using a female voice) immediately told me the time. Then my wife typed out her GPT time, and the AI looked completely confused – "I can't see the time..." My wife was furious – "Your paid one must be better than my free one!" I thought that shouldn't be the case! So I typed out my GPT time too, and this time it was my AI's turn to be confused, saying – "I have no idea." Fellow Daoists, you can try it too, and then guess the reason behind it. I bet you'll never guess!

Long $MEME is rising. If you have already established a position, please move your stop-loss to the entry point. Short $FRAX has started to fall. {spot}(MEMEUSDT) #MEME #WriteToEarnUpgrade #BTC100kNext? #MarketRebound

You know what, after X blocked the API yesterday, the comment section definitely improved. There were far fewer AI account replies, and they all felt more like real people! It's just that Saturday night when *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* was on hiatus was so unpleasant! I was forced to read fan-made content to ease my longing for Han Laomo (and Yin Yue, Zi Ling, Nangong Wan, Mu Peiling, Yuan Yao…).

While the recent surge in Chinese memes and the resulting profit-making opportunities have revitalized the previously stagnant market, it's still crucial to remind everyone to be cautious and set stop-loss orders. The market crash following the last major Chinese meme boom is a particularly painful memory. Hopefully, this time will be different, but while hope is there, vigilance must remain high.

I just checked the Perp Dex data for the last 7 and 30 days. The Lighter token issuance has had a significant impact on trading volume. However, overall it's still okay, remaining firmly in the top tier, just with a slight drop in ranking. As you can see, sorted by 30 days, Lighter is first with 160 billion. Sorted by 7 days, it only ranks third with 24.5 billion. Then, did Variational launch some kind of incentive program these past few days? It seems like everyone's been using it to boost trading volume, jumping directly into the top 5 in just 7 days. And look at that data, the 9.6 billion in 7 days is basically equal to the 30-day figure, indicating that the volume shifted in the last few days. Can I understand this as the studios that were boosting Lighter issuing their tokens starting to boost Variational? 🤔 To answer my own question, it's roughly the same: (24.5 + 9.6) * 4.3 = 146.6 billion, which is not much different from the 160 billion in Lighter over the previous 30 days. This means that about 10 billion of the weekly trading volume shifted from Lighter to Variational. 😂

On my first day back, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a gift from @openmind_agi, which I love! Thank you @paigeinsf! Now I have a high-angle camera to film my kid's soccer matches this year! This half-baked coach can shine even brighter, haha. But it seems like this guy is already leaving after just one day… could you please stay a little longer?!

Aside from the obviously inflated IQ score, the analyses in the various data reports are indeed quite accurate. @xhunt_ai's annual summary is also the most interesting among the current Co-pilot reports!

These past few days, I've been out eating, drinking, and partying with friends. One guy, a big fan of streetwear, wore a pair of Off-White pants and started giving me a rundown of streetwear brands. He said that in Asia, you basically only need to look at Edison Chen and Hiroshi Fujiwara. Many brands and styles were first popularized by these two, then became trendy for a group of people around them. Finally, it spread to the general public who like streetwear. He has a pair of Chrome Hearts jeans that he bought for $6,000 back then, and now they're worth over $20,000. I thought, "This is exactly like the NFT era in our circle!" When the monkey first came out, everyone thought it was ugly; when it reached 100 ETH, everyone thought it was cool, and there were all sorts of debates... Then all sorts of new NFT images "opened," regardless of their beauty or ugliness, some fetched high prices, some didn't. While the creator's fame is certainly relevant, it seems to be more related to the dissemination effect of a group of NFT "cabals." In other words, this group controlled the discourse on "which images represent coolness." Just like Edison Chen, Shawn Yue, Hiroshi Fujiwara, and their close associates like Cabal, who wield significant influence in the streetwear scene, value isn't determined by beauty or ugliness, but by who defines "cool." To put it more bluntly: 1. Aesthetics aren't determined by democratic voting. 2. Price precedes consensus. 3. Consensus is created within small circles and then spreads outward. So I'm curious, were those "newcomers" to the streetwear scene in 2022 who were good at using small images (those involved in public blockchains and DeFi are considered veterans) all familiar with these streetwear strategies and tactics? Are there any knowledgeable folks who can explain?

Six Lies That Will Prevent You from Succeeding (AI-Generated Version)