On-chain funds are scattered and disorganized, with various narratives emerging: ICM/prediction markets/PerpDEX/X402/Chinese memes/card games. Currently, none have achieved consensus, forming the major AI agent sector that emerged at the end of last year.

Dating guides are more like literature about childhood/adolescent trauma. The erotic parts, the sections exacerbating gender/social conflicts, and the knowledge-based sections are all designed to generate discussion (whether praise or criticism) and maximize dissemination. The author's sole aim is revenge for childhood/adolescent trauma and healing from painful memories; otherwise, it's difficult to live a good life, and money is useless.

If you make a large unrealized profit, it's good if you eventually realize 50% of the peak profit; 70% is absolutely excellent.

99.9% of people only care about themselves. But if someone relentlessly criticizes you, it means they genuinely care about you, even more than their own parents. Could this be another form of forbidden affection?

Those who work in product development know that those who are complaining and grumbling are the people still using the product. Those who have been trading cryptocurrency for a while know that those who are still cursing the crypto market and jokingly saying they have no bottom are the people who still have money in the market. Those who are silent have either lost everything, liquidated their positions, or left the market. Cherish the brothers who are still complaining and grumbling, posting jokes to make fun of themselves.

Brother, we're probably all builders, just building slightly different things. You're building MME coin, he's building USDT.

I don't need to celebrate Halloween; just looking at candlestick charts is as exciting as seeing a ghost.

Is water pudding always difficult, or is it just a recent phenomenon?

On the blockchain: Whatever technological or narrative innovation is cheap, immediately choose to blindly believe it, even if it means abandoning your common sense. This is the essence of "belief-first capital."

Yesterday, even Nvidia's $5 trillion market cap triggered my resolve, and while US stocks continued to hit new highs, BTC, the only saving grace for the crypto market, was still falling. Emotionally, I'm also pessimistic. Rationally, I think the pessimism can't get any worse than this. What could be more pessimistic than a dump of junk? Junk has its value. Moreover, the crypto market has always been like this: when it rises, faith returns; when it falls, it immediately becomes junk again. See some recent examples—you can judge for yourself. Trading isn't about trading reality; it's about trading expectations. With such a terrible reality, will expectations be worse or better? People were already refusing to buy and calling it garbage. If all the long positions are liquidated, what's worse? Everything going to zero? Will exchanges only be able to gamble on large-cap cryptocurrency contracts from now on? If prices rise, which ones will rise? What will be the reasons for the rise? What will people think when prices rise? Who will believe first? Who will believe later? Who will truly believe?