Ok, thanks @monad See you on October 28th 🎁

How's everyone's life going? I don't mean to make fun of you, I just wanted to discuss the topic of "XX life" one last time. Everyone's life is full of drama and excitement, and every trading platform has its own style and philosophy. But I always believe that the neutrality of crypto trading platforms is not only a matter of professional ethics, but also a legal bottom line. Those who fired at FTX and successfully "killed" their competitor, but what they gained in return was not an increase in their own market share, but the systemic collapse of the entire industry and a series of even more dramatic "lives." In that chain reaction, no one is a true winner. When a platform personally engages in this, using various affiliated accounts to mass-produce worthless tokens, overtly and covertly promoting orders and pumping prices, using pyramid schemes to amplify individual "get-rich-quick" stories, and inducing users to blindly follow suit and continue to fall in line— ultimately, it not only undermines the trust of the entire industry, but also backfires on itself. OKX's "life" has never been a memecoin, but rather a true journey in the crypto industry spanning twelve years. We've weathered various challenges and crises, witnessed the rise and fall of various leaders, and gained a clearer understanding of the importance of maintaining inner peace. No matter how chaotic the outside world, OKX remains steadfast in its original mission of using crypto and blockchain technology to change the world. Every user who trusts and stays with OKX is an indispensable part of this "OKX life." 🙏

Here's another great missed opportunity: I was still coding at dawn when I suddenly received an alert on Binance about USDT depegging to 0.6. I was stunned. Initially, I was worried about the USDE I had deposited on Binance to collect dividends. It wasn't until the start of 0.9 that I remembered to buy quickly, and immediately invested everything in USDT and C—but this was actually a mistake. Because I hadn't realized WBETH had also depegged, dropping to a low of 0.6 ETH. This was my first mistake. At that point, I had no U, and USDT hadn't returned to 1. Selling felt like all my previous moves were in vain. But I forgot I still had ETH! Such a huge spot ETH! I didn't remember to buy directly until WBETH returned to around 0.88. The result was that I only gained less than 5% on USDT and around 10% on WBETH. What a great opportunity!

I misremembered it. It wasn't the USD/USD starting at 0.9. It's that if you use a spot order, the price traded on Binance won't match the current price, which was around 0.78. (Time is Japan time, which is 5:49 AM in China.) @heyibinance @sisibinance @cz_binance Miss Yi, is this a bug with the spot order or is it just set up that way?

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I recently came across a solution called Strata by @Klavis_AI, which claims to address the pain points of MCP. I did some research. My conclusion: it's designed to address tool index overload and context explosion caused by excessive MCP integration. If your agent doesn't need to integrate with dozens or even hundreds of MCPs (generally speaking, you won't need to), then you don't need to understand it. But the design itself is quite interesting, and the ideas are worth learning from. See here for a detailed analysis: Does Strata solve the current pain points of MCP? @lyricwai @dongxi_nlp @dotey @gasikaramada I haven't blogged in a while, so I'd appreciate your feedback. @Klavis_AI @xiangkaizeng @ZihaoLin685013 Substack version:

This morning, we announced several updates to Claude Code. We also launched two new features for managing context in the Claude developer platform. Here are the new features:

First floor reminder: The picture is a negative example, don't learn from it

#Seeing the Big Picture: AI may continue to overheat. 0️⃣ Although there's been little discussion in the Chinese forum, Ukraine just launched its largest drone attack since the Russo-Ukrainian War two days ago, targeting nearly half of Russia's seaborne crude oil export processing facilities, including Primorsk, Russia's largest oil loading port in the Baltic Sea, over 1,400 km from the front lines. Previous attacks primarily focused on refineries that impact Russia's domestic fuel supply. Now, Ukraine is targeting the lifeblood of the Russian economy—a core node for global energy exports. The Russo-Ukrainian War is a prime example: when key logistics nodes can be easily targeted, the risk exposure of any industry dependent on physical manufacturing, cross-border transportation, and complex supply chains is dramatically increasing. For decades, globalization was built on the assumption of safe and low-cost transportation. Today, that assumption has been shattered. -- 1️⃣ Macroeconomic uncertainty is also rife. On the one hand, US job creation has almost stagnated, and the unemployment rate has climbed to its highest point since 2021, raising concerns about stagflation and, as a result, reducing risk appetite. On the other hand, liquidity in the financial system is exceptionally abundant. US household net worth has reached a record $176 trillion, while over $7 trillion in cash is parked in money market funds. A significant amount of capital is seeking an outlet, yet it has become more sensitive and wary of risks than ever before. --- 2️⃣ Intersection Point: A Move Towards the Virtual Economy? When risks and uncertainties in the real economy rise simultaneously, and capital urgently seeks growth opportunities, a clear trend is likely to emerge: a shift away from the real economy and toward the virtual economy. Since manufacturing and logistics are so unpredictable, why not choose a sector that exists almost entirely in the digital world and is currently trending? The sector is obvious: AI. The more unstable the real economy, the more likely the AI sector will become overheated. A disproportionate amount of safe-haven capital and entrepreneurial talent seeking security will flow into the AI sector. Geopolitical conflicts and macroeconomic difficulties may inadvertently become the biggest catalyst for the next round of irrational exuberance in the AI sector.

🚨 NPM Supply Chain Attack 🚨 Popular developer qix fell victim to a phishing attack. Malicious code was injected into an npm package and hijacked cryptocurrency transactions during signing. Attack Methods: • Hooking wallet functions (request/send) • Swapping recipient addresses in ETH/SOL transactions • Replacing addresses in network responses Affected versions: chalk, strip-ansi, color-convert, etc. Safety Tips: ✓ Verify recipient/amount on the wallet screen ✓ Check if address changes after pasting ✓ Review recent transactions ✓ Use a hardware wallet for high-value transactions Details: https://t.co/ssV9aUpQUU