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The anchor pin exploded as soon as it was inserted
(I am a newcomer) Discovered a new world, shorting USDC to earn funding rates, which have been positive in the long term. The overall annualized return should be around 5%; collateralizing LDUST also has an annualized return of over 1%, so combined, stable financial management can achieve an annualized return of 6%, crushing bank deposits in China. $USDC stablecoin can just be shorted once. $BTC
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@Binance BiBi Verify Authenticity
唐华斑竹
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Kexing has been delisted because it failed to submit its financial report for 2024 on time. However, Kexing distributed 53 billion in July this year, with foreign shareholders taking the majority. Qiangxin Capital received 688 million USD, Japan's Sequoia Fund received 593 million USD, and Kexing's founder, Yin Weidong, also received 350 million USD.
The internal situation in Kexing is very chaotic, and shareholder struggles are intense, with auditors frequently resigning.
At the beginning of this year, the scene of people lining up to get the Kexing vaccine was still fresh in memory, but now Kexing has distributed 53 billion, with foreign shareholders taking the majority, and the public feels disheartened.
What I actually want to say is that there is no problem with foreign shareholders receiving dividends; if Kexing has made money, it should distribute dividends to shareholders. But can the 53 billion in dividends be used for real matters, rather than on the various struggles among you? $ETH
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The internal situation in Kexing is very chaotic, and shareholder struggles are intense, with auditors frequently resigning.
At the beginning of this year, the scene of people lining up to get the Kexing vaccine was still fresh in memory, but now Kexing has distributed 53 billion, with foreign shareholders taking the majority, and the public feels disheartened.
What I actually want to say is that there is no problem with foreign shareholders receiving dividends; if Kexing has made money, it should distribute dividends to shareholders. But can the 53 billion in dividends be used for real matters, rather than on the various struggles among you? $ETH
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It took half a day to sell, was brushed off by 18u, wasted points, looked at the K-line, it's just a pure dumping project, no buy orders supporting #Irys
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AI verification is fake news
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Chat Gpt:Fake new
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KZG Crypto 口罩哥
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Hello! #加密市场回调
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Li Xiaolai can clear btc?
Remembered that Li Xiaolai sold all his Bitcoin when it was 10,000 USD
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This person actually won an award, can you handle this? YMF!
KZG Crypto 口罩哥
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Thank you Binance! The square is unbeatable! @PhyrexNi @BITWU took another photo together😂! 666! #币安HODLer空投MMT
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Throw away the trash phone
Brothers, what should I do if I'm far ahead and can't update?
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A wave directly squeezed me 18U😭😭😭😭😭
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Why haven't anonymity coins developed?
Ancient privacy coin: ZEC, which has surged over 10 times in the last 20 days, has reignited interest in anonymity coins.
In theory, 'anonymity/privacy' should be one of the most essential features in the cryptocurrency space. However, in reality, true privacy coins (like Monero/XMR, Zcash/ZEC, Grin, Dash, etc.) have never entered the mainstream and are even becoming marginalized. I personally believe that it might be these 8 'deadly resistances' that prevent anonymity coins from developing and growing. Through this article, I will break down these 8 resistances and explain why they suppress the development and growth of anonymity coins.
1. Regulatory bodies directly suppress privacy coins
In theory, 'anonymity/privacy' should be one of the most essential features in the cryptocurrency space. However, in reality, true privacy coins (like Monero/XMR, Zcash/ZEC, Grin, Dash, etc.) have never entered the mainstream and are even becoming marginalized. I personally believe that it might be these 8 'deadly resistances' that prevent anonymity coins from developing and growing. Through this article, I will break down these 8 resistances and explain why they suppress the development and growth of anonymity coins.
1. Regulatory bodies directly suppress privacy coins
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cs is even centralized
深潮 TechFlow
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Experiencing the black swan of the cryptocurrency market on 10.11 and the collapse of the CS2 skin market, I discovered the death trap of 'intermediaries'
Written by: Umbrella, Deep Tide TechFlow
Among all financial roles, intermediaries are generally regarded as the most stable and least risky existence. Most of the time, they do not need to predict direction; they just need to provide liquidity to the market to earn high profits, seemingly the safest 'rental' position in the market.
However, when a black swan event occurs, this group of intermediaries also cannot escape being crushed by those in higher positions. Ironically, those institutions that are the most professional, financially robust, and have the strictest risk control often suffer greater losses during extreme events than retail investors. This is not because they are not professional enough, but because their business model is destined to bear the cost of systemic risk.
Among all financial roles, intermediaries are generally regarded as the most stable and least risky existence. Most of the time, they do not need to predict direction; they just need to provide liquidity to the market to earn high profits, seemingly the safest 'rental' position in the market.
However, when a black swan event occurs, this group of intermediaries also cannot escape being crushed by those in higher positions. Ironically, those institutions that are the most professional, financially robust, and have the strictest risk control often suffer greater losses during extreme events than retail investors. This is not because they are not professional enough, but because their business model is destined to bear the cost of systemic risk.
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KZG Crypto 口罩哥
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At three o'clock in the morning, I came across the nomination for "Blockchain 100 | 2025" and felt that we are witnessing history. The era of block creators has arrived!
This is not the kind of history written in textbooks, but the living history constituted by each block, each transaction, and each fluctuation. Crypto still early, this phrase is not a slogan, but a testament! Thank you all for your support! Let's cast a vote! I will continue to work hard! Left to right pancake!!
This is not the kind of history written in textbooks, but the living history constituted by each block, each transaction, and each fluctuation. Crypto still early, this phrase is not a slogan, but a testament! Thank you all for your support! Let's cast a vote! I will continue to work hard! Left to right pancake!!
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You are so tall!
For more than ten consecutive days, I can't get airdrops. An An, do you want to drive me crazy? Can we still have fun?
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#holoworldai $HOLO
Today I outsourced my inspiration to Holoworld AI and recorded a day of "experiment diary".
08:00
Coffee spilled on the keyboard, I said to @holoworldai: write a short article about "why going to bed early can improve returns" that people would want to save. It first gave me three titles, five key point cards, and an unexpected insightful quote: self-discipline is not about saving time, but about opening a credit card for attention. I suddenly remembered those ideas stolen by late nights, all of which could be redeemed.
11:30
I casually doodled the meeting and sent it to it, saying only, "Help me dissect true and false needs." Holoworld AI turned it into a comparison table: the features we want vs the problems we really need to solve; it also reminded me to write "why" first, then "how to do it." Writing is like dollar-cost averaging: first set the correct direction, then add details gradually.
15:00
A "troll" appeared in the comments, and I asked it to generate a framework for a "polite yet sharp" reply: first confirm, then provide the facts, and finally leave a question for the other party to gracefully step down. I followed the plan, the atmosphere eased, and the data looked better. It turns out that excellent expression is not about winning debates, but about achieving consensus.
20:00
I asked it to compare investment to a kitchen: stop-loss = lid, emotion = oil temperature, position = cooking time, risk control = smoke detector. Readers said, "This is easier to understand than K-line charts." The moment the content was understood, I felt $HOLO was not showing off, but providing ordinary people with a truly usable tool.
23:30
The last round of polishing before publishing, Holoworld AI reminded me to delete unnecessary adjectives and changed the ending to one sentence: ask the question correctly, and the answer will appear by itself. So I sent this sentence to you in front of the screen, and also to my tomorrow self.
If inspiration is a wild little monster, Holoworld AI is the ever-ready "pocket monster ball"; it doesn't live my life, it just transforms the things I cannot articulate into words that everyone can understand. Tomorrow I will continue the experiment: start the day with a question, rather than a cup of anxiety.
#加密市场反弹 @Holoworld AI $HOLO
Today I outsourced my inspiration to Holoworld AI and recorded a day of "experiment diary".
08:00
Coffee spilled on the keyboard, I said to @holoworldai: write a short article about "why going to bed early can improve returns" that people would want to save. It first gave me three titles, five key point cards, and an unexpected insightful quote: self-discipline is not about saving time, but about opening a credit card for attention. I suddenly remembered those ideas stolen by late nights, all of which could be redeemed.
11:30
I casually doodled the meeting and sent it to it, saying only, "Help me dissect true and false needs." Holoworld AI turned it into a comparison table: the features we want vs the problems we really need to solve; it also reminded me to write "why" first, then "how to do it." Writing is like dollar-cost averaging: first set the correct direction, then add details gradually.
15:00
A "troll" appeared in the comments, and I asked it to generate a framework for a "polite yet sharp" reply: first confirm, then provide the facts, and finally leave a question for the other party to gracefully step down. I followed the plan, the atmosphere eased, and the data looked better. It turns out that excellent expression is not about winning debates, but about achieving consensus.
20:00
I asked it to compare investment to a kitchen: stop-loss = lid, emotion = oil temperature, position = cooking time, risk control = smoke detector. Readers said, "This is easier to understand than K-line charts." The moment the content was understood, I felt $HOLO was not showing off, but providing ordinary people with a truly usable tool.
23:30
The last round of polishing before publishing, Holoworld AI reminded me to delete unnecessary adjectives and changed the ending to one sentence: ask the question correctly, and the answer will appear by itself. So I sent this sentence to you in front of the screen, and also to my tomorrow self.
If inspiration is a wild little monster, Holoworld AI is the ever-ready "pocket monster ball"; it doesn't live my life, it just transforms the things I cannot articulate into words that everyone can understand. Tomorrow I will continue the experiment: start the day with a question, rather than a cup of anxiety.
#加密市场反弹 @Holoworld AI $HOLO
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Playing so big, not caring about life👀
I accidentally achieved financial freedom, #bnb , thank you cz 🙏🏻
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@Binance BiBi Verification information authenticity
$BNB He will be the first to rise back to the original price
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The 'Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Order' Triggers a Market Tsunami
According to the details of the executive order disclosed by the White House, the U.S. government will build a Bitcoin reserve system by confiscating illegal digital assets, explicitly excluding the possibility of using public funds to purchase cryptocurrencies. This policy design is exquisite—it not only fulfills Trump's campaign promise to 'establish a digital asset strategic reserve' but also cleverly circumvents the institutional barriers of using taxpayer funds. However, for traders betting on government intervention to buy up assets, this is undoubtedly a cold shower, with a liquidity crunch triggered by concentrated selling immediately igniting the market.
The 'Pandora's box' of strategic reserves
The 'Pandora's box' of strategic reserves
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