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Wen Ban is awesome! Defeated the ugly former jump-shooting bubble man SG A, Spurs won the championship!
Harvested, harvested @predictdotfun
Add more to the Spurs championship!
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In a rapidly rising bull market, there will naturally be many opportunists popping up, after all, funds are rushing in at an accelerated pace, and no matter the size, you can always catch a few with a net.
This situation is the same in both the crypto circle and the US stock market circle ⭕, too many people will take the era's red dividends and trend red dividends for granted, assuming they have the ability and are awesome, and then try to attract followers with their aura.
When the market begins to pull back, or even crash, you'll see clearly who isn't wearing swimming trunks 🩲.
When y

At first glance, I feel like the Ethereum Foundation is quite wronged and pitiful. The 0.16% of Devs working so hard for such a huge market cap is truly admirable. Why are you so harsh on EF?
Then I checked the entire history of the Ethereum Foundation (EF)’s ETH holdings,
The Ethereum genesis block was pre-mined with 72 million ETH, of which 60 million were allocated to participants in the 2014 crowdfunding, and 12 million to the development fund (i.e., the Ethereum Foundation). So initially, it accounted for 16.7%.
But at that time, it was a POW game, and EF didn’t mine itself, so it natural

Oura is actually valued at $11 billion and is planning an IPO.
I’ve been using it for two months, and honestly, compared to Apple Watch + Bever and Whoop, the feel is weaker.
Yes, I now wear Oura along with Apple Watch/Never+Whoop every day, just trying to find the most suitable health monitoring device for me and my family.
In terms of data, it’s said that because Oura’s sensor is on the finger, it might be more accurate than on the wrist, but the actual difference in feel isn’t significant.
Personally, I think the main reason the other two are better is that they both have AI cores,

Breaking news: a crackdown on “tigers” in the domestic market—brokers like Futu, and others—good news for on-chain RWA, brothers!
Could it be that blockchain mass adoption is really coming?!

Recently, I’ve been trying to understand some investment logic:
It’s an undeniable fact that liquidity in the crypto space is being attracted by the US stock market and AI.
Although I don’t think the crypto world is doomed, I must objectively admit that we are currently in a bear market, while the other side is a bull market.
Therefore, the allocation of funds and the strategies for taking profits and cutting losses need to be distinguished, preferably with a split personality approach.
For the crypto space, I can still make steady profits, but overall earning difficulty has increased

I’ve realized that people who haven't been living in stock market anxiety recently are the happiest, because the most miserable are those who watched the raging bull market keep rising without getting on board.
They’re not incapable of getting in, they have brokerage accounts, some money on hand, and channels to see what’s happening outside, but they just missed out for various reasons.
It’s like a high-speed train 🚄 passing right in front of you; you watch helplessly as neighbor Lao Wang, an intern, or even those middle school classmates you always looked down on, all get on the train wi

I was just chatting with my family in the friends and family group, saying that getting a Korean visa is now easier, as long as you have a master's degree, you don't even need proof of assets, and you can get a 10-year multiple-entry visa directly.
So everyone in the house plans to apply for one, and we can go to Japan or Korea anytime.
Then a relative said, "It must be because Korea's economy is not doing well now and they are poor, they need us Chinese to buy and boost the economy."
I was speechless, last year it might have been fine to say that, but now... we might be seeing a bubble