I missed out on another 30x coin. My friend pressured me to participate, but I didn't. The reason is that the coins he recommended didn't make any money; I lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in total. And then this one suddenly exploded. It's really mind-boggling.

It's pitiful to be old. It's even more pitiful to have many unfilial children. My grandmother is almost 90, with five children: two sons and three daughters. Now she's sick, and only my mother and second aunt take care of her. Today, when I picked her up, she got carsick, so I prepared a bag beforehand, but she still vomited in the car. I was so careful, afraid my mother would scold her. My mother quietly wiped it clean with tissues, and I told her it was okay. Her two sons are always calculating who will take care of her. Their wives are like tigresses. The daughters-in-law act like elders, and the elders act like children in their presence. The sons-in-law are also fierce. They all say, "If the sons don't care, why are you so anxious about your daughters?" The problem is, if you can't rely on your sons, and your daughters don't care either, no one will even know if the old woman dies. When my grandmother went to my aunt's husband's house, he yelled at her like she was a little kid. So, during Chinese New Year, all the elders call to wish her a happy new year. I haven't called my aunt's husband's family in years. I've finally understood: if children are unfilial, no matter how many there are, it's useless! For them, their aging parents are like a burden on a wandering soul. Relatives are just names; if someone's character is bad, then it's best to cut ties. There's no point in maintaining contact.

Why do market manipulators prefer to exploit retail investors rather than focus on technology? A platform with such impressive data: processing over $1 billion in payments, protecting over $80 billion in assets, serving over 1 million users and hundreds of organizations, and having tens of millions of token holders participating in governance through the platform—how could it go under?

Good news! Is the market about to reverse? I've been holding small long positions for the past few days. Altcoins have been trending in small, incremental drops and rises. There's no major selling pressure. After all, the price has fallen sharply below the cost price for all long-term holders. It feels like either it's bottomed out, or there's one last upward move. The problem is, most people around me think there's one last dip. Since everyone thinks that way, it's not so certain anymore. Just to be safe, I'll set a stop-loss and open a large position to try my luck with a small bet. Bad news! I, Anan, have started gambling again…

Twitter is not above the law. A pornographic video from Changsha, not for profit, has garnered hundreds of thousands of views, constituting a particularly serious offense. Please be careful; don't let a small matter lead to a big loss. ...

Someone is earning $1 million passively per month through AI. Yes, dollars. Not real money. Expand your thinking. Things you couldn't do before, you can now do.

I'm not that pessimistic about the market. After all, during past bear market panics, everyone thought the crypto market was doomed. Now, at least people still dare to buy the dip.

Tencent is truly shameless, but you have to admit they're incredibly powerful. The same goes for Twitter bloggers plagiarizing. While copying and pasting is unacceptable, the ability to surpass the original author shows considerable skill. If you're an author who writes exceptionally high-quality content, but nobody knows about it or you, but someone else copies your content and becomes famous, and you, as the original author, also become famous, should the original author be grateful or angry?

Give a piece of paper to an ordinary person, and they might use it to wipe their bottom. Give it to an artist, and they might use it to create a painting. Give it to a calligrapher, and they might use it to write. How much value AI can create for you depends on who you are and what you want to do. AI amplifies our thinking, making our thoughts more concrete. Some use it to flirt, some to attract traffic, some to sell courses, and some to commit fraud. It's all passive operation, freeing up your hands. In any case, AI can indeed change the way we work. The tide of the times has come; it's so boring to just watch from the sidelines. Since you're in it, it would be a shame not to experience its immense impact.

I had AI develop a Snake game for me. It features three boss levels and two skill-based animations. It only took a few minutes to complete. It's fun!