日拱一卒王小楼

This round of market movement, to put it simply:
Prioritize survival, then make money.
Buy fewer stocks and cryptocurrencies, and sell options to collect rent.
Only keep two types of assets:
Either those with stable dividends suitable for long-term holding,
Or strong stocks that are resilient and resistant to downturns even in adverse conditions.

The relationship between AI and Web3
is quietly turning into a fast lane.
One is:
Funds are specifically pouring money into "AI x Web3" projects,
agentic DeFi, decentralized AI, are all the new favorites.
The other is:
AI is directly stepping in to transform "who gets the money"—
screening applications, managing treasury, helping DAOs distribute funds,
humans are left only to sign, and are too lazy to vote.
In plain language:
Product creators not only need to know how to use AI,
but also need to think clearly—
when the

With the current tough environment, where do young people find their way out?
Looking around at so-called "ways out," I find they are all dead ends.
The three pillars of a decent life: graduate school, government jobs, and official positions—thousands compete for a single spot, only a few succeed, most are cannon fodder.
The three routines of manual labor: factory work, customer service, sales—controlled by algorithms, squeezed by KPIs, humiliated by customers.
The triathlon of survival: delivery, courier, Didi—exchanging body for money, risking youth for a paycheck, a rainy day can wi

The end of intelligence is energy
AI is not just code; it's a factory. Large models are like a perpetual motion machine that converts electricity into intelligence—they occupy space, generate heat, and consume power. Essentially, they are no different from steel mills.
Training a model is like using vast amounts of electricity to compress thousands of years of human knowledge into parameters. This is not algorithm optimization; it's energy compression. Ultimately, all computing power is powered by solar energy conversion—coal, hydro, wind—all originating from that star.
OpenAI's Stargate proje

Duan Yongping is trending again. It's not that he wants to be popular; it's that the times need him to be in the spotlight.
A big shot who hasn't been seen in twenty years suddenly appears with a flood of old interviews and clips everywhere. Does everyone think he's "making a comeback"? Wrong. He's still the same Duan Yongping who plays basketball—it's just that the algorithm now thinks it's time to push him to you.
When the market is anxious, platforms pull out "slow thinking" as a calming agent. Duan Yongping is that medicine: value investing, a principled philosophy, unwavering for ten

How many platforms is your phone number linked to? 4 Methods to Find Out
Most people have no idea how many platforms are linked to their phone number. The sources of privacy leaks and spam calls are likely hidden in these forgotten accounts.
Most comprehensive: One-Account Verification via Telecom Micro-Report → Government Services → One-Account Verification. Enter your phone number and the last 6 digits of your ID card, and you'll receive the results via SMS within 48 hours. This can check major platforms like Alipay, JD.com, Meituan, and more.
The cleverest method: "Fake Deactivation"

Selling tokens now makes more money than learning to catch lobsters.

The three major pitfalls of going abroad, each one deadly
🇨🇦 Canada: Tax rate 42.3%, a meat grinder for the middle class. Cold to death in winter, outrageously high taxes. Toronto and Vancouver have become "Little Mumbai." The dream of immigration? More like a nightmare of tax slavery.
🇩🇪 Germany: The extension paradise. It's normal for international students to take 2-3 years longer to complete a master's degree. German railways are always late, government efficiency is impressive, and industry is declining. Rigorous? That was last century.
🇯🇵 Japan: The Lost Thirty Years is still

Clear the assets on the chain first and transfer them to the exchange. If you end up blaming the hackers again without reason, there's nothing you can do.

Don't Let "Statistics Around You" Ruin Your Judgment
Every day, people in your social circle are bragging about getting rich from stock trading, and everywhere you look in short videos, there are secrets to wealth—your brain automatically overestimates the likelihood of these events happening, which psychologists call "availability bias."
The solution is simple: replace emotions with data. Professor Jeremy Siegel of Wharton School analyzed 200 years of U.S. stock market data and found that the long-term annualized return remains steady at 6.5%-7%. Short-term spikes and crashes are just noise.

Drift was hacked, and on top of an already bad market, things have gotten even worse.

OpenAI raises $122 billion in funding at a valuation of $852 billion, opening its retail investment channel for the first time. The AI arms race shows no signs of slowing down.
Analysis:
Institutional level: The vast majority of the $122 billion still comes from institutions (SoftBank, Microsoft, UAE sovereign funds, etc.)
Retail opening: This is an additional financing layer, a bonus rather than a replacement for institutions.
Valuation $8520 billion: It’s approaching the most expensive private market valuation in human history, with fewer and fewer institutions willing to invest.

Take a trip to Hong Kong, but don't just focus on buying luxury goods.
The real hard currency is financial infrastructure:
Open HSBC/ZA accounts
Get a Hong Kong number to activate eSIM
Open a brokerage account for Hong Kong and US stocks
Use the Hong Kong number to register Apple ID and Gmail
Activate the ECG on your Watch — these are your "digital passports."
And don't forget to change your driver's license at the end. This isn't just tourism; it's building a survival system with Plan B for yourself.
Globalization isn't just a slogan; it's every specific account and SIM card.

Before TGE: Grandpa is coming to the third floor to play. We are invested by XX, and points can be exchanged for money.
After TGE: You all are just freeloaders, get lost.