Current pregnancy rates: Minors: Over 90%; University students: 80%; Unmarried couples: 70%; Engaged couples: 50%; Married: Less than 20%; Hidden risk: Someone else's wife (95%)

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Another margin call. I was drunk last night. My friend just called and told me to check...it's terrifying!

It dropped by over $10,000 in three days… Within 60 minutes, $650 million in long positions were liquidated. How can anyone trade like this? Adding to my position now is painful 😣

I'm planning to add 50 units of #BNB to my position. Do you guys think now is a good time? Or should I wait for the next big drop to add to my position?

In reality, most gold buyers are ordinary people. They're primarily buying gold jewelry for weddings, something many can't avoid. Those who can casually buy a Rolex gold watch don't rely on price fluctuations to improve their lives; for them, price changes are meaningless. This round of gold buying is more like ordinary people gradually squeezing in. It's not that they're bullish on the future, but rather that they lack confidence in other things. When retail investors start using physical assets for security, the market will reach a certain stage.

A comparison has been repeatedly made these past few days: Gold's market capitalization increase in 3 days is roughly equivalent to the entire Bitcoin network. Silver's market capitalization expansion in 1 day is roughly equivalent to the entire Ethereum network. They are simply different amounts of capital choosing different containers at different stages. When risk is repriced, the market first chooses familiar, sufficiently large assets that can quickly absorb capital. I prefer to view this as a structural observation rather than a conclusion.

I've recently been repeatedly verifying something on X (a Chinese video-sharing platform), and I'm jotting it down. Videos are definitely a trend, but simply discussing market trends isn't very efficient. It's not that the information isn't important, but the cost of understanding it is too high. Pure technical analysis requires background knowledge, patience, and sustained attention. For most people browsing X, this is too burdensome. On the contrary, more entertaining expressions are more likely to be watched in their entirety. Treat the market as raw material, not as the main topic. Put your personal experience first, and the conclusion will naturally follow. Those capable of creating content should experiment more. It's not about right or wrong; first, get the information seen, then discuss in-depth analysis. Currently, this is a traffic window that hasn't been fully saturated yet.

The problem with $FIL now isn't whether it will rise or fall; it's whether it can even move. This year's halving didn't change the price; costs are rising, and miners are leaving. If hashrate starts to decline, security, narrative, and confidence will all collapse. It once peaked at $240 per coin; now it can't even provide volatility. If the halving can't save it, the consequences are predictable.

Is TikTok desperate for traffic? How could they let her post this?