Missed the decline last night. Now, aiming for a rebound and hoping to push up to 94,000 again.
If it can't push up this time, it might turn around and head down for a big drop.

Recently, a group of people on X have been creating accounts. To be honest, it's quite annoying to see. Their content is becoming more and more hollow and meaningless. They focus on content for traffic, but it never feels genuine.
Moreover, the fans attracted by all that messy content aren't of much value. To maintain popularity, they trap themselves on social media, weighing gains and losses.

What does that matter? Now, apart from seafood dishes not being good enough, everything else is no longer a problem.

This damn dealer keeps drawing gates back and forth.

These days, everyone has been discussing whether the Trump Gold Card is really worth it or not.
Coincidentally, I recently saw many retail investors who got wiped out in the 1011 crash, crying and lamenting their losses. Many people made a lot of money trading cryptocurrencies, but still haven't realized the value of having American citizenship.
If you have American citizenship, no one would dare to bully you like that...
Recently, I talked with a buddy about the concept of "Run" (润). He made a lot of money trading cryptocurrencies, but he's always hesitant and hasn't figured it out yet.

The pin startled me, but fortunately it rose back.

The news of Pinduoduo staff assaulting officials from the State Administration for Market Regulation upon waking up.
Coincidentally: last night a friend mentioned a major outage on Temu, with merchants unable to access the backend, and it was said to be an emergency repair.
After the rise of capital, they no longer take relevant government departments seriously? Will this incident ultimately trigger another round of "rectification" against private enterprises, especially monopolistic super-large private companies?

I hung up the VPN in Hong Kong today, and found that TikTok could not be opened, is it so magical?

There was a typo narrative before, and now it's a stolen narrative?
BSC's meme is always so "impressive".

If you don't use your mobile phone number, remember to unbind the number, otherwise it will be taken away by others.
Especially for friends who have been run, many people's old and old mobile phone numbers are no longer used. But the unused mobile phone number will be resold by the operator, or it may be logged in by others, and then pretend to be you.

Ethereum surged nearly 300 points in 2 hours. Just watching from the sidelines.

Serious project announcements get no attention, but casually gossiping gets hundreds of thousands of views.
There's a big problem with this environment.

In a place like South Africa, for some black folks, killing a person is no different from pulling out a weed.
Would they really go to the trouble of buying a sex toy, then hold a knife to your throat and force you to masturbate just to collect bodily fluids and fabricate "rape" evidence?
It's true that being robbed is something to sympathize with, but don't insult everyone's common sense and intelligence.

First, there was the recent top industry contributor KOL faking donations, then the CEO trying to cover up a typo, and now the official Twitter admin is suspected of insider entrepreneurship.
Is this the standard set by industry leaders?
Even Guan Yu would have to shake his head!

Has RWA been defined as "illegal financial activity" within the mainland?
Weren't you saying that Hong Kong wants to become the world's crypto capital?
Isn't there a bunch of people going to Hong Kong to do RWA?