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I heard that red envelopes give traffic, is it true?

When the whole world is trying to convince us otherwise, but we look at the market here and now.

Ray Dalio once again stated that Bitcoin cannot become "digital gold". According to him, central banks will not hold BTC, and the only true reserve asset remains gold.

But the market today shows a slightly different picture. $BTC is holding around 68k, despite the pressure. $ETH around 1969 (−3%). Most altcoins are in the red zone. At the same time, individual tokens continue to grow.
This looks not like the death of the market, but like a normal rotation of liquidity.
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The Lantern Festival originated in the Western Han Dynasty, with lights reflecting a thousand years. Enjoying lanterns and guessing riddles, glutinous rice balls symbolize reunion, carrying the lingering flavor of the New Year, promoting Chinese cultural heritage, and warming the human world. $BTC $AMZNon $ETH

The Lantern Festival is the liveliest traditional festival of the Chinese nation, and it perfectly concludes the Spring Festival, carrying rich flavors of the New Year and feelings of reunion. Its origins can be traced back to the Western Han Dynasty, when Emperor Wen of Han set the fifteenth day of the first month as a day for the people to celebrate together to commemorate the pacification of the Lü Clan rebellion; Emperor Ming of Han promoted Buddhism and ordered the palace temples to light lamps to showcase Buddha, gradually forming the custom of displaying lanterns.

There is a popular story about Dongfang Shuo cleverly assisting palace maids to reunite with their families during the Lantern Festival, making eating glutinous rice balls, hanging lanterns, and setting off fireworks a thousand-year tradition. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, the Lantern Festival reached its peak, with the court abolishing the curfew, allowing the common people to enjoy lanterns, guess riddles, and perform dragon and lion dances all night, creating a lively atmosphere.

The Lantern Festival symbolizes reunion and perfection, representing the renewal of the universe and the beginning of a new cycle. The dazzling lights reflect the laughter of the world, and the sweet glutinous rice balls carry the warmth of home. This festival integrates blessings, reunions, and joy, continuing the festive atmosphere of the New Year while showcasing the profound heritage of Chinese culture. For hundreds of years, the Lantern Festival has inherited national sentiments with its unique charm, uniting the hearts of families and the nation, becoming a warm and precious cultural memory in the hearts of Chinese people.
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