Some are blaming RWA Perps (whether on CEX or DEX) for drawing buying power from altcoins to gold, US stocks, and oil, causing altcoins to stagnate. I think this is a misjudgment. People naturally prefer volatile assets. Without RWA Perps, people wouldn't continue trading altcoins; they would simply withdraw funds to brokerages to trade gold, US stocks, and oil. When the market is bullish, the funds are even less likely to return to altcoins. Therefore, RWA Perps at least keep funds within the crypto market, making it easier for them to circulate and return.

May the world be at peace 🙏🏻

Does Twitter's algorithm really need to be so TikTok-like? Using which tweet I like as an A/B test to optimize the algorithm? @nikitabier @CyberPhilos @dotyyds1234

This is a world of Shandong studies. @armaniferrante social credit score +10 Wears the correct pair of socks. (The granularity is now aligned.) @Backpack

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Saying you want to quit an industry is a stupid idea, especially for investors (speculators). Capital is fluid, and industries rotate. The consequences of constantly quitting this and that might be: When the crypto market is booming, you see your stocks stagnating for years and impulsively sell your US stocks; When the US stock market is booming, you see your A-shares constantly falling and vow never to touch them again; When the A-share market is booming, you see the stagnant crypto market and decide to quit; When BTC skyrockets, you decide never to invest in gold, which has been stagnant for ten years. My brother, why are you always the one who gets hurt?

Fear of Consensus in Hong Kong; wants to flee Hong Kong to avoid the storm.

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Some observations from offline meetings: At the end of the bull market, the focus is mainly on showing off sports cars, designer jewelry, and watches; quiet luxury remains the norm. Loro Piana I can't tell either. In the early stages of a bear market, everyone has a flawless, radiant complexion. Chest muscles, abs, and defined waistlines are visible. Perfume scents have richer top, middle, and base notes. Vitality fills the nostrils. Even the hairlines that fade with age seem to be receding. In the middle stages of a bear market, I don't know if it's because the growth hormones like Smegrazine, Minoxidil, and other drugs are no longer effective, or if the side effects outweigh the benefits, or if insomnia is causing a rise in cortisol, or if it's because we can't afford to renew our gym and beauty salon memberships, but all we have left are faded logos hanging precariously on our thick, loose bellies, and even our clothes smell secondhand. Fitness trackers are useless except for tracking steps. Is this what beauty looks like during an economic downturn?