I sold my gold on Zhuanzhuan (a gold trading platform) on March 11th, and then the price plummeted. There were three reasons I sold: 1. I saw a post from a fellow trader saying @BTC_Alert_ had taken profits at 5300, so I sold some too. 2. The crypto market has seen too much pullback; I wanted to keep some cash flow for living expenses. 🥹🥹, they were offering discounts per gram. Domestic platforms like Zhuanzhuan and Aihuishou have doubled their fees. 👀 When I sold, the domestic gold price was around 1170, and Zhuanzhuan charged me 20 yuan in fees. Aihuishou next door was even more expensive, charging 40 yuan. After checking both, I chose Zhuanzhuan. Now the gold price is 918, and my 40+ grams have lost over 10,000 yuan. I remember before the Lunar New Year, Zhuanzhuan's fees were only 12 yuan, and Aihuishou's were 16 yuan. 👀 Keep your cash flow safe; this winter is going to be tough. 🥹🥹

A simple comparison of the top 10 on-chain applications by revenue on $SOL will explain why $Cards is undervalued. $Pump's 30-day revenue is $38 million, while $Cards' revenue is $3 million, a difference of 12.6 times. Their circulating market capitalization differs by 90 times, and their FDV by 27 times. $JUP's 30-day revenue is $9.6 million, while $Cards' revenue is $3 million, a difference of 3.2 times. Their circulating market capitalization differs by 46.2 times, and their FDV by 15 times. Conclusion: If revenue and market capitalization were directly proportional, then based on the comparison between Pump and Cards, $Cards' circulating market capitalization has 7.1 times the upside potential, and its FDV has 2.1 times the upside potential. Compared to $JUP, its circulating market capitalization has 14.4 times the upside potential, and its FDV has 5 times the upside potential. 👀 This is a comparison based on revenue. In reality, the smaller the market capitalization, the easier it is to manipulate the price. Furthermore, $Cards has plans for share buybacks.

A while ago, there was a discussion on Twitter about whether to choose gold or Bitcoin during wartime, and now a conclusion has been reached. 👀 Even Dubai has to sell its gold at a discount, let alone Iran, the epicenter of the war.

Happy New Year, may you have great fortune!

Happy Lunar New Year's Eve! May everyone prosper in 2026!

This was the best gift I received before the Lunar New Year—this Paul's Pokémon card sold for $16.49 million at auction. After breaking the $5 million record, this card had been stuck at $5.3 million, reaching $6.3 million including platform taxes, just surpassing the record set five years ago. I checked the card's price several times a day; it hadn't moved for a month. Today, the auction ended after two hours, and it rose by $200,000. I initially thought it was due to platform restrictions, and the card would eventually fizzle out at that price. Unexpectedly, in the last two hours, there was a surge in bids, causing the price to skyrocket. My Pokémon cards and the trading platform's tokens are also rising in value. Gold and silver have been rising recently, while my assets have been declining. National news has been constantly reporting on Pokémon's event at the Yasukuni Shrine (which isn't true). Many unlucky things have happened around me; it feels like I'm having a really bad run of luck. But I haven't given up and keep buying more. I firmly believe that 2026 is the 30th anniversary of Pokémon, a big year for collectibles. $cards I'm still a little short of breaking even with $cards, but I feel like I'm on the right track. Let's wait and see. 👀

This is hard to believe. The most stable holding in my assets is #IamHere, while the weakest is $cards. The world is really unpredictable. 😐 Apps can't beat memes, with an annualized income of 24 million, and it's even the 30th anniversary of Pokémon. I don't know what to say. I've been thoroughly humiliated. Toly and CZ have fallen out, so Binance is even less likely to list coins from $sol now. 👀

Meme money-making app, CoinPay 🤡

Binance doesn't get involved in politics, so $memes is highly unlikely to have an alpha release, much less be listed on Binance. 👀

Looking at it from another angle, #I'mHereIsItJustOneOfThings, isn't it just one of those coins with high discussion volume but low risk? When it was at 4M, many people were already discussing it in groups, and it didn't seem low-end. It also had a lot of buzz in the Web2 space; my girlfriend even used it as her New Year's Eve message. 😂😂 (I bought a little bit yesterday, and I'm impressed.) On the other hand, consider #BinanceLife. Think about who the opposing sides are; they're all extremely bullish on this coin. To be even more cunning, these people knew a long time ago that CZ was going to publish a book called "Binance Life." Are you trying to make money off of that?