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$BTC

Robinhood's Q1 crypto revenue tanked 47%, down to $134 million

But overall revenue rose +15%, breaking $1.07 billion

What's saving them? Predictive markets betting

Retail traders aren't buying $BTC anymore; they're starting to bet on "Will Trump lift tariffs?" and "Will GDP go negative?"

It's a new betting table, same essence, but this table is more mainstream, with lower barriers, and regulation is easing up

$BTC

I believe this isn't just a transitional phase; it's one of the main tracks for the next cycle

- CFTC has been suing state governments consistently to maintain federal jurisdiction over predictive markets
- Polymarket just applied for a license, gearing up to reopen the US market
- Robinhood's earnings report is already telling you with data: money is flowing here

Crypto narratives have temporarily lost their appeal, but predictive markets are quietly filling the gap

You might not be bullish on it, but you can't deny it's real demand

So let me ask you a question

Is the shrink in crypto trading volume a normal bear market cleanup, or have retail traders permanently migrated to a new track?

What’s your take?

#PredictionMarkets #Robinhood #BTC
DYOR

A lot of folks say I rarely get into heated debates in the crypto scene, and I'm not one to argue much. Publicly airing emotions over disputes is pointless; the real clown is you. It’s better to learn how to manage your emotions and regain your respect.

When conflicts arise in public, the ones who try to reason often end up losing the hardest. Bystanders don’t care about the truth; they only care about the stakes. You think you’re reasoning, but it’s actually a one-on-one duel; the pros are always in group battles. Understand these three moves, and you’ll control the room in an instant.

First Move: Refuse to self-validate, go straight for the characterization.
If attacked, don’t rush to explain. For instance, if someone mocks your outdated outfit, the more you explain, the more you come off as insecure like a weak player.

The right approach is to step outside the content and hit them where it hurts. For example, calmly ask: "Are you critiquing my clothes, or are you just trying to showcase your bitterness? Do you really judge a person’s worth solely by their appearance?" The focus instantly shifts from you to their character.

Second Move: Elevate the issue, generate collective outrage.
Don’t let it seem like a personal grudge between you two; make bystanders feel the crisis. For example, if a proposal gets publicly ridiculed in a meeting, instead of saying how hard everyone worked, say: "If doing our job leads to this kind of humiliation, who would dare to take real action anymore?"

People won’t stand by you out of sympathy, but they’ll support you out of self-preservation because they realize the next cut could hit them too.

Third Move: Lay out the consequences, cut off the escape routes.
If the other party gets desperate, they’ll definitely snap back that you can’t take a joke. Don’t prove you’re sensitive; just lay the risks bare.

For example, if you’re being roasted at a dinner, say: "If gatherings always rely on sacrificing someone else’s dignity for fun, no one will show up to these events in the future."

You’re no longer just standing up for yourself; you’re maintaining the environment for everyone, putting the other person on the hot seat.

Remember: In public conflicts, it’s not the logic that wins first, but the narrative control. Next time you’re confronted publicly, pause for a second and ask yourself: Am I responding to the content, or am I going to characterize them for crossing the line?

Stop preaching, stop playing referee; others have their own karma to deal with. Don’t mistake losing for being tongue-tied; you’re lacking not in words but in the mindset to reposition the entire room.

Recently, two heavyweights in the AI space have brought the Sino-US competition to the forefront: Manus's acquisition was abruptly halted by China's National Development and Reform Commission, and the strong open-source launch of DeepSeek V4.

Let’s start with Manus. Last year, Meta shelled out $2 billion to acquire this Singapore-registered company led by a Chinese founder, but yesterday the NDRC issued a directive banning the deal, requiring both parties to cancel the transaction.

The signal is crystal clear: core AI technology, especially agents that can be rapidly implemented, will not be allowed to be packaged and taken away by foreign capital. Even if the company has already shifted to Singapore and payment has been made, it's all or nothing.

Now, regarding DeepSeek V4, just a few days ago they released two MoE models: V4-Pro and V4-Flash, both fully open-sourced under MIT license. The hybrid attention architecture shows an inference FLOPs that is only 27% of the previous generation, with a KV Cache of just 10%, and Agent Coding is straight-up SOTA.

The pricing is even crazier; the Pro version outputs 1M tokens for just $3.48, which is a tenth of GPT-5.5, and it natively supports Huawei's Ascend chips. These two developments will have a massive impact on the AI sector.

In my view, the geopolitical iron curtain has been fully drawn, effectively blocking the M&A route. Chinese AI entrepreneurs looking to sell to American giants? Forget about it. In the short term, Meta lost the chance to replenish its Agent, but in the long run, China's ecosystem is becoming more closed-loop, retaining talent and capital domestically, effectively creating a parallel track.

Open-source plus extreme cost-effectiveness is transforming AI from a game for the elite into a carnival for the masses. DeepSeek V4 isn’t just about cranking up parameters; it’s a powerful, affordable, and open three-in-one solution. Developers worldwide can fine-tune agents based on it, and the iteration speed will skyrocket like Linux, while closed-source giants will find it increasingly difficult to operate in isolation.

China is already ahead in the efficiency revolution. The US is still piling on computing power in a closed environment, while China directly leverages 1M context + native Agents + independent domestic hardware. In the future, the winner won’t be the one with the smartest model, but the one with the steepest cost curve, the one who can truly scale AI.

What’s most striking is that Manus's setback is a bit unfortunate; technology should flow freely, and entrepreneurs should have an exit option. However, DeepSeek V4 is truly exhilarating. This is the direction AI should take: democratization, open-source, efficiency. xAI’s original intention is to pursue the greatest truth—locking knowledge in the hands of a few companies is a step backward.

Manus is the geopolitical iron lock, while DeepSeek V4 is the key to prying it open with technology. The AI sector is entering a new phase of China’s efficiency versus America’s scale, and I bet on efficiency winning. What do you all think?

LetsVPN's official announcement has blown up
This morning, the official notice: For the past 20 days, we've been adjusting every hour, but we still can't withstand the network blockade. We're directly terminating operations in mainland China, shutting down payment channels, and issuing full refunds to all users (starting from April 8, calculated based on remaining duration, regardless of whether data was used)

The official statement says it's not a scam; they just couldn't hold on anymore.
To apply for a refund, click 'Online Customer Service' in the app and enter 'refund'; the money will be returned via the original method within 5-10 business days.

How much impact will this have on crypto users?
Market prices could instantly crash, and missing out on a trading wave, getting liquidated, or being left out can be painful.
Rushing to switch to smaller providers or free VPNs can lead to hijacking, log recording, and direct risks to private keys.

💡 How to cope:
1. First, get a refund: Open the LetsVPN app → Online Customer Service → Enter 'refund' and submit. Follow the steps prompted by the bot. If you paid via Alipay, search for payment records with 'letsgo' to find your order info, submit as required, and take screenshots for your records.

2. Short-term transition: Immediately switch to a backup VPN, temporarily use the free Kuaimiao.

3. Long-term stable alternatives: (The following are user-recommended, not ads, DYOR!)
- ExpressVPN:
Recommended for beginners, strong Lightway protocol, 30-day refund.

- NordVPN:
Reliable obfuscation servers, high cost-performance ratio.

- Surfshark:
Cheapest option, unlimited devices, effective Camouflage mode.

- For advanced users: Airport + Clash/Shadowrocket (Trojan/Hysteria2 protocol), 16-25 RMB/month is more appealing.

- Other small tips: Some users utilize Hong Kong eSIMs (routing through HK, not mainland carriers) to reduce dependency on VPNs. If you need a Hong Kong SIM, I can recommend a vendor's contact info. Alternatively, you can set up your own node (requires overseas server + tech skills).

My advice:
Safety first, stability second. Download in advance from outside the wall, buy 2-3 to rotate usage. The domestic network will only get stricter, so don't rely on just one tool.

The traditional payment giants can’t hold back any longer – Western Union is making a major move into Solana –

Western Union has officially announced that next month they will launch their own stablecoin $USDPT on Solana, issued by Anchorage Digital, primarily aimed at providing a SWIFT alternative for settlements between companies and global agents.

At the same time, they are building a digital asset network and rolling out a stablecoin debit card, allowing millions of wallet users to seamlessly move in and out of fiat. With over 360,000 cash points directly connected, it’s like tying on-chain dollars to the real world completely.

This TradFi + crypto integration is pretty hardcore; it’s not just small-time play, real money is fighting for the payment space.

The Chinese community is saying that SWIFT is about to get wrecked by Solana? I’m half and half on this.

SWIFT won’t die in the short term, but once a 175-year-old player like Western Union leverages Solana’s low fees and high speed to slash internal settlement costs, global remittance efficiency will soar, especially in high-inflation countries and immigrant remittance scenarios.

$USDPT isn’t just another vapor stablecoin; it’s backed by Western Union’s global network and compliance licenses, making it accessible for both institutions and everyday users.

Will the stablecoin sector see a second spring?
My answer is yes.

This isn’t just DeFi hype; traditional giants are using stablecoins as infrastructure. Solana is scoring big again, and the collaboration with Crossmint is enabling more fintechs to easily plug in.

In the past, discussions around stablecoins were monopolized by $USDT /$USDC , but now with players like Western Union entering, it injects real payment scenarios and a massive user base into the entire sector.

Of course, there are risks: regulatory rollout speed, actual adoption rates, and Solana’s network stability.

But overall, this is the path crypto should take, moving from speculative trading to providing genuine services for millions. This signal is crystal clear: don’t just focus on memes; the long-term narrative of stablecoins + payments is being validated by the big players.

Western Union is in the game; who might be next? Do you think #SWIFT will really get taken down by #Solana, or is Western Union just testing the waters? Will $USDPT take off, or is it just another institutional toy? Let’s discuss!~

#Stablecoin
⚠️ Not an ad, not investment advice. DYOR

What's rock solid in the crypto space today isn't Bitcoin, but RWA skyrocketing in a down market.

The overall market is experiencing turbulence, yet the tokenized RWA market cap has surged to $27.65 billion, with a 4.07% month-over-month increase in April.

US Treasuries and private credit products are still gobbling up institutional funds, with traditional giants like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton holding strong positions, and on-chain TVL is continuing to rise.

In my view, this isn't a bull market narrative at all; it's a classic bear market hedging strategy.

Many in the Chinese community are asking whether RWA is the ballast of the crypto cycle or just a shell for traditional finance to hop on board? When the next black swan hits, will it hold up better than BTC?

Honestly, I'm on the ballast side. RWA is bringing real assets on-chain, and its core purpose is to provide institutions with stable yields and liquidity.

BlackRock's BUIDL fund is nearing $2 billion, which isn't just a concept; it's real capital positioning itself.

Compared to BTC's pure emotional drive, RWA offers actual yield and regulatory-friendly backing, making it even more appealing in a tightening macro environment.

Of course, some people complain that this is TradFi using crypto as a low-cost financing shell. But to me, this is a sign of crypto's maturity, evolving from DeFi self-indulgence to deep integration with Wall Street.

For retail traders, this is a signal: don't just focus on memes and shitcoins; RWA could be the next long-term play that really pays off. If a black swan does strike, Bitcoin might take a hit first, but RWA's institutional support will be much sturdier.

#RWA

BTC is about to touch 80k, whales and ETFs are stacking up, DeFi Aave is leading the charge to put out fires, and memes are buzzing on Solana.

Looking at the NFT sector, today’s NFT market showcases a classic blue-chip rebound versus a generally bearish trend across the board. The old blue-chip favorites, Pudgy Penguins and BAYC, have quietly started to recover.

Pudgy’s floor price shot up to over 5 ETH, with a more than 20% rise over the week, and trading volume is heating up. BAYC is even more impressive, pulling an 81% gain in just a month, with its floor price returning to around 9.5 ETH.

But don’t just take things at face value; CryptoSlam and Blur data show that overall NFT trading volume has been cut in half, with active users down 35% from the peak in March. Non-blue-chip projects are struggling, with 99% of them doing less than 100k in daily transactions.

The total market cap has shrunk to 14 billion dollars, with both volume and price dropping. New retail traders are sitting on the sidelines, while veteran players are only shuffling within blue-chips. This isn’t a revival; it’s clearly a game of existing assets. This rebound might not be random; perhaps IPs are starting to kick in.

Pudgy leverages physical toys, offline events, and the PENGU gaming ecosystem to bring their adorable penguins into the real world. Meanwhile, BAYC is holding strong with the Otherside metaverse and brand collaborations.

They’ve turned culture and sentiment into a moat, which is far better than those projects relying solely on rarity and hype; they’ve already been toppled by memes and RWA.

Honestly, the stark contrast in the NFT space could be a good thing. Once the bubble has been squeezed out, only the players with real stories and tangible foundations will remain.

The era of everyone just posting pictures from 2021-22 is over; now it’s about real skills. If Pudgy's next season of toys explodes again, and BAYC’s metaverse rolls out something new, blue-chips might just lead the way into NFT 2.0.

But as macro conditions tighten and BTC pulls back, high-risk NFTs are the first to feel the pinch. NFTs might need to evolve; to survive, they must follow Pudgy’s lead and transition from digital collectibles to real-world IP.

Blue-chip IPs need a monetization strategy, and the next cycle could bring new narratives and gameplay. In this bear market, it’s time to learn more, observe closely, and watch the changes unfold.

#NFT​ #PudgyPenguins #BAYC

$BTC

Bitcoin is hovering around $77,000 today, while DeFi has folks on edge thanks to KelpDAO, but institutions are quietly accumulating...

Yesterday, Arthur Hayes made it clear that by 2030, ETH is likely to drop out of the top three, being overtaken by AI-focused tokens.

The reasoning? The future is all about the agency economy, where AI Agents will work autonomously, pay their own bills, and complete tasks. Traditional L1 smart contracts just won’t cut it; we’ll need decentralized computing, real-time payments, and verification layers.

On the same day, OpenAI dropped GPT-5.5, emphasizing Agentic capabilities—autonomously planning tasks, operating computers, and coding, just like digital employees. Once this is implemented, transfers between AI Agents, using DeFi, and renting GPUs will all rely on crypto settlements.

Centralized cloud services are too pricey and can choke off options, which is why Render Network—a blend of AI and DePIN—has exploded in popularity. It’s a decentralized GPU platform that rivals a blockchain version of Nvidia. RenderCon even got NVIDIA big shots to back them up, and the community is going wild.

I think this wave of AI and crypto isn’t just hype; it’s driven by real tech and implementation.

Hayes is offloading ETH to dive into DeFi profits, essentially voting with his actions. The real value of crypto lies in being the foundational infrastructure of the AI era: cheap, uncensorable computing power + reliable on-chain payment verification.

Hype is definitely part of the game; short-term AI memes might fly around, but in the mid-to-long term, this space has way more potential than RWA and DeFi 2.0. Whether ETH will truly lag behind is hard to say, but it’s almost a given that AI-native tokens will snatch up the smart execution market share.

What do you all think? Should we continue to go all in on BTC/ETH while institutions pump it, or start diving into the AI Agent space?

Someone in Paris was blasting a hairdryer at a weather sensor, cranking up the readings and skewing the results of the Polymarket weather prediction market.
Arbitrage: $34,000.
Cost of the attack tool: about $20.

This incident had Vitalik chiming in:
"Events like this should mandate at least three independent sources to take the median; a single source is too easy to manipulate."

He was talking about Polymarket, but what he's really addressing is that the entire oracle design of the prediction market industry is still lacking.

I think the core contradiction here isn't the hairdryer, but a more fundamental issue:
Decentralized bets + centralized adjudication = the weakest link in the system.

Polymarket utilizes UMA's optimistic oracle, assuming the first submission is truthful, only triggering disputes when challenged. This design rests on the premise that most people won’t cheat.

But the hairdryer shows us that sometimes cheating doesn’t require tech, just a tool and a vent.

Three independent sources sound straightforward. But which three count as independent? Who makes that call? When conflicts arise, who decides? These questions have no standard answers today.

Until answers emerge, every outcome in a prediction market essentially hinges on trusting a person or institution's judgment; it's just that this trust is wrapped in a smart contract, making it seem more like code.

Do you think on-chain prediction markets can genuinely achieve decentralized adjudication?

$ETH
#Polymarket #Oracle
⚠️ Not investment advice, DYOR.

This year's Hong Kong Web3 Carnival is truly a comedy show! @mirrorzk has summed it up perfectly, and this classic collection is trending like crazy. The high-end summit quickly turned into a carnival + a farmers' market + a multi-level marketing party 😅

Honestly, I’m hesitant to post on social media about what I do. My family always thinks there aren’t many educated folks in the crypto space; anyone you pull off the street can package themselves as a 'KOL', trading air and harvesting retail investors.

While educational background doesn’t necessarily mean much, the overall level and social circles can reflect the refinement of a group. Saying this might offend some, but I hope the industry can embrace positive energy and not foster unhealthy trends.

A lot of those chasing traffic for attention have turned into lowbrow entertainment. Is this really a carnival, or just a bizarre reality show? Why is it evolving into a cheap MLM vibe?

What happened to industry building? It’s all about misaligned incentives: posting memes + narratives + KOLs, with a quick ROI in days. Are we really building Layer2, DeFi, RWA? It’s a long cycle with risks. Project teams are pouring resources into marketing while safety and product engineering are sidelined, narratives are replacing value, and the market has become a zero-sum game, with the last retail investors merely providing liquidity.

Early marketing was a cold start magic trick, but now it’s completely decoupled from product, just for exits. The industry is out of balance. Short-termism is turning everyone into attention slaves, failing to align marketing and tech. In the next bull market, it’ll just be a temporary buzz with no substance.

Institutional funds continually entering is a rare glimmer of hope. Entrepreneurs, wake up! Attention can pull liquidity, but only true value can retain users and developers.

Face is given by others, respect is lost by oneself. If you want the industry to be respected externally, we must build some positive energy; that’s the only way for long-term healthy development.

Do you think this is just a hype fest, or is it increasingly resembling an MLM? Drop your thoughts in the comments.

Spotted a celebrity's ride @star_okx

#OKX

Bitcoin vs Gold: Who's the Real Safe Haven Asset?

On the night the US bombed Iran's nuclear facilities

Gold: -8%
BTC: +2%

Wait, what?
A safe haven asset should be gold, right?

The institutional answer is pretty clear:
BlackRock IBIT kept stacking 3,352 BTC this week
Strategy's holding is at 815,061, just surpassed IBIT
Crypto funds saw a weekly net inflow of $1.4 billion, the second strongest in history

When war broke out, traditional safe havens took a hit
Digital gold stood its ground

This isn't a coincidence; it's a repricing

Are you still waiting for $BTC to prove itself?
It's already shown its mettle on the battlefield
#BTC

⚠️ Not investment advice, DYOR

Today, $BTC quietly broke through 78100+
Refreshing this round's new high

Many think it's just a pure bull party
But the real movers are hiding in Iran's financial statements

Trump's comment hit the nail on the head: Iran is losing 500 million a day
Military and police salaries are almost unsustainable, urgently needing to open the Strait of Hormuz

This is a logic chain that hasn't been fully priced in by the market yet
Opening the Hormuz Strait → Oil prices dropping from 90+ → Inflation easing → Fed interest rate cut window reopening → Dollar weakening → BTC heading straight for 80K

The market has already voted with real money
90 minutes after the news broke, BTC jumped from 76700 to 77441
No announcements, no positive news, just funds betting early

Iran isn't playing a grand strategy; they're in a tough spot
Burning 500 million a day under the blockade, military salaries are a problem
This internal pressure is more lethal than any diplomacy

Historically, no regime has survived by burning cash to the end
I'm not betting on Trump winning; I'm calculating how many more days Iran's finances can hold out

Of course, there are cracks; if they continue to stand firm, the 74780 support will need to be retested
I’m bullish, stop-loss at 76877 (today's breakout level), no chasing highs

BlackRock bought another 3352 BTC this week, Strategy's holdings exceed IBIT at 815061 BTC, both firms hold 7.6% of the global circulating BTC. These aren't retail traders; they wouldn't miss the direction for this long

I can't say when the Hormuz will open, but I know
A country losing 500 million a day, the negotiation window is just a matter of time

Once the logic chain is activated, 80K isn't the target; it's the starting point

#BTC
Not investment advice, DYOR

A hacker caused the largest DeFi protocol to lose $15.1 billion in three and a half days.

Kelp rsETH was stolen for $293 million.
Aave total deposits: $48.5 billion → $30.7 billion, -31%
Brother Sun has run away, institutions have run away.

Where did the money go? → Spark TVL increased from $1.9 billion to $3.2 billion.

This is not panic; this is capital voting with its feet.
Whoever has a stronger risk isolation mechanism will attract the money.

DeFi has never been a game too big to fail.

So the question arises:
Is Aave's current blood loss a temporary panic, or has the LRT narrative really cracked?

#DeFi #Aave $ETH $AAVE
⚠️ Not investment advice, DYOR

If you feel bored during the day in Hong Kong, why not try an interesting travel experience: come to the Goose Neck Bridge to "beat the small person," such as the photos of those project parties that have not achieved their rights or the founders who exploit others – it’s a way to drive away evil and relieve stress while taking pictures.

Besides shopping and eating in tea restaurants, do you want to experience the most authentic local folk culture? I strongly recommend going to Causeway Bay to experience a traditional "beating the small person" ceremony.

Whether you want to seek good fortune or simply find it fun and relieving, this is a unique experience not to be missed.

📍 Where to experience it?
Under the Goose Neck Bridge in Causeway Bay.
This is the most famous and authentic "beating the small person" concentration area in all of Hong Kong. Every day, several aunts known as "婆仔" set up stalls here.

⏰ When is the best time to go?
Regular hours: Around 1 PM to 5 PM (the aunts usually start after lunch, so if you go too early, you won't find anyone).

🛠️ How to play the beating the small person process?
The whole process is full of drama; the aunts recite incantations while operating, which is very infectious:
State the identity of the "small person": Tell the aunts who you want to beat. It can be a specific person, or it can refer to a project party, an ex, rotten peach blossoms, etc. Don't worry about privacy; the aunts are well-experienced.

Sole slapping: The aunts will take out a paper with a person's likeness on it, place it on a brick, and vigorously slap it with your shoe sole (or their own prepared shoe).

Offering to resolve: After the beating, there will be a ritual for the white tiger, using lard to lubricate the tiger's mouth to prevent bites, and burning clothes: burning paper money, gold and silver paper, and finally, you will receive a talisman for safety.

💡 Tourist friendly reminders:
Prepare change: The cost usually ranges from 50-100 Hong Kong dollars (depending on the package content), cash only.

Maintain respect: Although it may seem like a performance to tourists, for locals, it is a matter of folk belief. You can take photos and videos, but please keep smiling and do not mock the aunts.

Treat it as stress relief: Listening to the aunts' rhythmic Cantonese incantations while watching the paper person being slapped gives a psychological feeling of driving away worries, which is very relieving.

Summary:
Spend a few dozen Hong Kong dollars to buy a unique cultural experience and emotional release; it is definitely the most special memory in your trip to Hong Kong.

Didn't everyone say the bear market has lost everything, and no one would come to the event?
Last night, Binance's event kicked off the first day of the Hong Kong Blockchain Week, and the atmosphere was incredibly lively.

Now let's briefly discuss the feelings from the first day's event.

▶️ Star Chasers
The venue originally limited to 500 people was filled to over three times that number! Many people admitted they came to chase stars, and the arrival of the top influencer caused the venue to be packed, with no room to move, crazier than attending a concert. Some even said they lost their shoes in the crowd 😅 looking all over for them.

▶️ The Aunts Have Arrived!
This year's event has seen many more aunts (perhaps from the grassroots promotion team?). The presence of the aunts means there is still hope in this bear market. Additionally, those aunts kept asking me where to collect the Binance merchandise yellow bags, trying to get me to give them mine. In the end, they didn't get the merchandise, but each took home a Binance pillow from the rest area!

▶️ Fake Endorsements and Building Personas
Many people are using @Yi He to gain traffic, and after taking photos with the top influencer, they use it for fake endorsements. There were even shameless individuals who posted on social media claiming they were invited by the top influencer to attend the event after taking a photo with her 😅. There were quite a few people live-streaming for views as well. What’s most concerning are those who use photos for project endorsements; everyone should be cautious to avoid being scammed!

▶️ CZ's New Book Check-in
Dark humor: Many people were holding @CZ books for check-in, and because the cover was black and white, it just felt a bit strange 😅.

▶️ Large-scale Online Meet-up
Offline events are still a great opportunity for everyone to meet. I saw many friends from the crypto circle, as well as many new KOLs this year. Everyone was still in a rush, with no time to chat for long.

▶️ Weak Signal on Site 📶
The signal at the venue was extremely poor, many wanted to meet but were in a state of being unreachable. The only place with a strong signal was the outdoor smoking area. The advantage was that you could see the Victoria Harbour view directly.

▶️ On-site Food
The event was held at the Rosewood Hotel banquet hall, and the top influencer mentioned that everyone says the food at Binance events is the best. I saw a large lobster 🦞, but that was all, as there were too many people, and by 7 PM, everything was gone. However, the event organizers were very thoughtful, reopening the restaurant at 9 PM to provide food and drinks to the exhausted attendees.

▶️ Binance Angels
I have to give a shout-out to the Binance Angels; they work hard every time.

Binance co-founder / co-CEO · He Yi spoke at the BNB Chain HK Super Meetup last night in Hong Kong, and the atmosphere was lively during the AMA interaction.

☝🏻Core themes: Courage, Cognition, Execution, Ambition (four pieces of advice for practitioners)

He Yi emphasized that Web3 is not a game of speculation but a long-term track that requires persistence. What truly makes a difference is not luck, but these four keys:

• Courage:
Web3 is filled with uncertainty (bear market, regulation, scams, hackers, etc.). Courage is not about blindly going all in, but knowing there are tigers on the mountain and still choosing to head toward the tiger's mountain. Many people exit during the bear market; she encourages everyone to stay firm even in panic.

• Cognition:
Continuously upgrade your cognitive framework, shifting from mere speculation to underlying infrastructure, token economic models, on-chain governance, etc. The money earned in a bull market is just the interest of cognition; the real big earners are those who lay out the underlying logic in advance.

• Execution:
Ideas are not worth much; execution is the real moat. No matter how perfect a white paper is, without extreme execution (going live early, fast iteration, aggressive optimization), it will end up at zero. Details determine success or failure.

• Ambition:
It's not personal greed; it's a grand vision that allows blockchain to change the world. This kind of ambition helps you not to give up in low valleys and not to get carried away in high points.

She specifically advised women: Take the first step → Enhance cognition → Execution → Ambition, encouraging everyone to bravely take the first step and iterate themselves through practical actions.

Advice on handling public opinion and relationships:
Imagine yourself as a tree, strong enough to stand tall; at that moment, you'll find that relationships are just one choice, not everything. Emphasize that being independent and strong is more important than relying on external relationships.

Sister Yi was very approachable on site, patiently answering questions, signing books, and taking photos with hundreds of attendees at the end, exuding charm and often referred to as the popularity king.

After a long flight and dealing with time zone issues, she worked all day and still replied to messages until dawn after returning to the hotel. Such success, effort, and groundedness are truly admirable. 👍🏻

He Yi's sharing was full of practical insights, inspiring and pragmatic, emphasizing that Web3 does not lack smart people, but lacks ruthless individuals who possess all four qualities simultaneously. 💪

@CZ @Yi He
#币安