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How to Elegantly Draw a Trillion-Dollar "Pie": Lista DAO Masterclass Step 1: Find a solid starting point. For example, you are one of the best staking derivatives and lending protocols on the BNB chain, locking up nearly $1 billion in real money. This is crucial; it's called having "sufficient raw materials for the pie." Step 2: Announce your intention to build an "ecosystem." A single business isn't sexy enough. Create a list: stablecoin exchange (DEX sector), government bond store (RWA sector), credit lending (disruptive sector), user experience optimization (product sector), prediction market (entertainment sector). Five interconnected, logically consistent elements. This is called "the architecture design of the pie." Step 3: Have supporting actions. For example, cut the total token supply by 20% (LIP 021 proposal), claiming we're implementing deflation. Lower borrowing rates, claiming we're benefiting the people. Simultaneously, stop stablecoin subsidies, claiming we're focusing our strategy. This combination of moves is called "adjusting the heat for expanding the pie." Step 4: Prepare to address criticism. When someone says, "How can your team possibly handle five highly complex tasks simultaneously?", you should say, "We use modular development, community-driven." When someone says, "On-chain credit lending is like running naked!", you should say, "We employ advanced...on-chain behavioral analysis models." This is called "preventing mold on the pie." The fifth and most important step: Truly master at least one or two of these aspects. For example, if your RWA market can attract hundreds of millions of dollars in real-world asset inflows within a year, with an extremely low default rate, then everyone will temporarily forget the other three or four links and praise you as the "RWA leader." Once these one or two links are firmly established, then try the next. This is called "cutting out a small piece of the pie to prove it's edible." Lista DAO's 2026 roadmap is the current textbook for this masterclass. Whether it ultimately becomes a feast or a pile of flour depends on which step they start seriously cooking. Me? I have some BNB, currently pledged there. After all, the stove for cooking the pie is also a good heating tool. @lista_dao #Best USD1 Investment Strategy ListaDAO $LISTA

🔥 CZ Makes a Key Announcement: True Memes Must Be Etched in History! How Will Elon Musk Become the Next Legend? 🚀 Last night, CZ's live stream revealed the secret: True memes must have roots and a foundation—like #DOGE and #SHIB, they didn't rely on overnight surges, but on the consensus built by the community over time! For two years, nearly 700 days, Elon Musk has quietly followed this path, weaving his legacy into the very fabric of the crypto world. Compared to those "country bumpkins" that only have three days of hype and seven days of collapse, this is living history 🎯 On Binance Square, popular coins like $DASH, $ICP, and $ZEN each have their own niche, but when it comes to the soul of a "true meme," who can ignore this accumulated experience? Newcomers like #PEPE may be hot, but they lack the confidence honed by time. As the Year of the Horse approaches, the trend is in sync: opportunities always favor those with a story to tell, not fleeting hype.🎆 #CryptoMarketObservation #MEME Still waters run deep. Don't forget #BinanceLaunchBinanceLife—value will emerge when the ecosystem thrives. History doesn't simply repeat itself, but the rhyme of consensus is echoing here.🐎💨 (This is a rational discussion and does not constitute investment advice; the community shapes history, you define the future!)

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💡 “We still have millions of lighting points that can be upgraded to LED.” — Mario Giordano, Global Head of Public and Government Affairs at Signify. At the UN Climate Change Conference in Brazil (Cop 30 no Brasil), Mario highlighted how Signify’s LED and smart connected lighting can improve energy efficiency, promote a circular economy, and create sustainable buildings. To watch the full interview, please visit @WeDontHaveTime.

Transparency partially revealed! @royhui and @dancu3e will be livestreaming this Thursday at a special LightLink X Space, providing in-depth analysis of: → Enterprise Dashboards → Strategic Reserves → And a sneak peek at upcoming features 👀

Trading itself may seem simple, but finding a trading system that matches it is the most challenging. Trading is like your passion for sports, but sports can be categorized into tennis, golf, running, and soccer, which is a bit like a trading system. I'm afraid you'll want to master it all: make money today by following memes, tomorrow by following trends, and the day after tomorrow by following events. The best approach is to experience and play as much as possible, find the areas where you grow faster than others per unit time, then dedicate time to deliberate practice, and finally, wait for the blossoming of your skills. The progression from 1.0 to 3.0 to 5.0 in tennis, and from 100+ to 70 in golf, wasn't a linear process; it was all a chaotic process of positioning. Ultimately, the real driver was your passion for it that day, and that passion stemmed from positive feedback, which stemmed from your deliberate practice. And the progress from deliberate practice stemmed from your little bit of talent. So, don't be competitive; focus on yourself. The fun part of trading is that it has nothing to do with others. Most of this is just for myself, haha.

I've observed subjectively that some people who achieve big results are highly capable of reverse rationalization. For example, if they lose money on a particular day, they might reason that since so many others have lost money, it's reasonable for them to lose too. Who could have predicted Trump's sudden tweet? They then silently record this moment and take note of it next time. Avoiding internal friction is a crucial hurdle in trading, and that presupposes staying alive.

It's quite sad. I have almost never lost money since I started trading without looking at fundamentals. But the fundamentals have always been there, but they just don't happen according to your analysis. In the past, most of them were based on experience, not logic. For example, the alt season, what everyone wants is not the alt season, but a market environment where everything goes up. Then, weren't inscriptions the alt season? Wasn't meme the alt season? Wasn't coin stocks the alt season? So Duan Yongping's duty and honesty to oneself are applied here, right?

#TalkTrader Yuyue @yuyue_chris ⏰Friday, July 4, 19:00 UTC+8 🔗 https://t.co/KVkckK0gRq Keywords for this guest: 1. A generalist in trading, with layouts in multiple markets and multiple tracks, who repeatedly hits the market nodes and has a trading methodology that gets big results 2. An opinion leader with unique insights at the intersection of on-chain capital flow, social sentiment and community consensus