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I've always thought DogHead Lao was quite capable.
So I swapped my JUA for JUF.
Actually, Zhu Pan is known to be quite aggressive, according to friends.
Although the IPO price provided a floor, my purchase price is high.
Can you help push the price up a bit so I can break even?
Or if I sell JUF now and switch back to JUA, can I recover my costs?
JUA is a bulldozer, JUF is an excavator.
It's really spot on.

Recently, it seems that the voices questioning Jubi have decreased significantly.
Jubi has repeatedly launched new projects, proving that it is truly providing benefits to users, and Ju has been rising steadily.
As far as I know, many projects are currently lining up to launch on Jubi.
Jubi guarantees each new project launch, requiring project teams to backstop the offerings.
I have been involved from the 80% mainstream coins, to the first MEME coin launch, and also the beginning of the second MEME coin launch. Interested friends can check out the ongoing second phase.
The profit fro

DOMA is launching something this time, and it's not an ordinary project but a highly significant asset —
Launched today, March 31st at 4:00 UTC
Just bought 1000U a moment ago. I was late to the game and didn't buy in immediately; otherwise, the price could have been lower. Maybe we can aim for a 10x first.
Many people look at projects by first examining the product, funding, and narrative, but there's something more fundamental — the name itself.
A name that directly represents the industry isn't just a brand; it's also a long-term mental entry point.
This is the level we're talking

I just realized today that the transaction fees on Jubi are really not low.
Buy 1%, sell 1%, that’s a 2% round trip.
I used to think it was just a little more expensive than other exchanges, maybe around 0.2%, since many mainstream platforms are about 0.1%.
Looking back at my previous trades, I realize I was being a bit too clever.
To participate in the HAJIME IPO, I sold my bottom-fished JUA to buy JU, and I thought I was pretty good at calculating.
But just the fees on this round trip ate up a lot, a classic case of a reckless move.
Such high fees really hurt when you trade frequ

When the market is not doing well, I can only earn a little bit of hard-earned money every day.
It's called hard-earned money because I often get trapped.
I have to keep adding positions to lower the cost,
to break even or even make a small profit.
When losing money, I often stay up all night watching the market.
This process tests both my mentality and consumes energy.
You need some income, or you'll really be drinking northwest wind.
Don't ask me why I do futures trading; I don't want to either.
But I only short, so I have to do futures.
And I usually only trade 1-2 cryptoc

What kind of sin did I commit for Tencent to treat me like this?
What exactly did I do that’s so heinous and unjust?
I suspect the reason is that the other night, a group member created a new group,
and for some reason, they made me an admin.
Yesterday, after I realized I was an admin, I immediately asked them to revoke my admin rights.
But still, this cruel scene happened.
I was banned for half a month, 15 days.
When the time comes, I’ll need to find qualified people to assist with verification before I can come back.
But it’s usually hard to find qualified people; I have to find several to u

Backpack $BP crashed again
After grinding projects for years, people still lose principal
Those who stick with grinding are having a really tough time
Not counting labor and resources, you also lose money
Lucky I only farmed 50 accounts when Backpack first launched
Grinded for a few months then gave up
Didn't lose much money since the volume wasn't that large
Because I bought all my accounts, didn't isolate them either
I never did the second KYC, after years I can't do a second face verification
And even if I could face verify, I think I've already been sybil attacked anyway, don't have any p

# Oil Price Surge at Midnight on the 23rd
Oil prices increased at midnight on the 23rd, with this round of increases around 10%—the largest adjustment within the year.
At nightclubs, they never check prices when ordering—fruit platters come out freely, bottles get opened and the whole table fills up;
Technicians pick the most expensive services, and they max out the time slots without hesitation.
But when oil prices go up just a few cents, suddenly it's time to pinch pennies and calculate every kilometer driven.
Queuing at gas stations so late at night is really terrifying.

The largest gold ETF recently has been aggressively reducing positions
Cumulatively liquidating 23.47 tons from March 1-20, approximately 754,600 ounces
There are many reasons for the recent gold decline
Strong dollar, profit-taking at high levels, etc.
I also asked around about roughly how low it could go
Each AI provided different data, all first analyzing gold mining costs
Doubao said global gold mining costs are around 800 RMB/gram
ChatGPT said approximately 280-350 RMB/gram
So the question is, how low will gold ultimately drop in this round?
I've had my eye on several pieces of jewelry an