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Gossip: Reports indicate that the college entrance examination will be held tomorrow (6th). Purple underwear, cheongsams, sunflowers, and other items with the meaning of "success in the college entrance examination" through Mandarin puns have become the "favored items" among parents, with sales skyrocketing to 10 times the usual amount. Ms. Zhao, a parent of an examinee, stated that her family of three has recently all worn purple underwear, and she herself bought a green cheongsam, symbolizing "purple butt can succeed (designated can succeed)" and "smooth sailing all the way." She said that although this will not fundamentally affect the child's scores, having a good omen on an important day is also a beautiful expectation. The cheongsam has become the main target for mothers, and the beautiful wish of "to open with victory" has led to a surge in business for many shops, with green being the best-seller, symbolizing "smooth sailing all the way." An online clothing store customer service representative stated that cheongsam orders have exploded, with weekly sales increasing by at least two times. Another offline cheongsam wholesale shop also mentioned that recently, customers picking up goods have been ordering more cheongsams, and the wholesale volume has significantly increased.

The wholesale price of Flying Moutai has dropped below 2000 yuan. Some have summarized the various assets that have decreased domestically: Rolex, generally down 30%, with some halved. Diamonds, nearly gone. Chinese lab-grown diamonds have wiped out an industry. In Shenzhen, the blue license plates for fuel vehicles, which auctioned for over 100,000 at their peak, can now be started at 10,000. Various bags, if you ask for a price at second-hand luxury stores, some won't even quote, not considering even 10% off. As for houses, it's not worth mentioning; many owners can't bear to inquire about prices now as everyone is already intoxicated. The hope for a turnaround still lies in the digital economy, in Bitcoin, blockchain, Web3.

He is the third most famous dropout in Harvard's history. He is one of the richest and most influential gamers in the world. His name is Gabe Newell. What? You haven't heard of him? Then you must have heard of CS: Counter-Strike and DOTA, right? That's right, he is the boss behind these games. He is also affectionately referred to by players as G Fat. If he snaps his fingers, the wallets of players around the world will tremble.

Bitcoin rose from 1 to 1,000 in 3 years
Bitcoin rose from 1,000 to 10,000 in 3 years
Bitcoin rose from 10,000 to 100,000 in 8 years
Bitcoin rising from 100,000 to 1,000,000 will take ___ years?

In the past decade, many people have asked me what investment is good, and I said to buy Bitcoin. Some people ask me the same question every time they see me, "Since it has risen so much, can I still buy it?" I tell them that as long as this money is not needed in the next 5-10 years, they can buy it. However, most people still won’t buy it, and the next time they see me, it’s the same question again! There are also some outsiders who ask me what is the most profitable thing in web3, and I say to buy Bitcoin, but they always think buying Bitcoin is too easy and doesn’t showcase their abilities. They want to earn more excess returns, get involved in various projects, and then after a few years, their capital is gone!

Bagua, Lee Jae-myung became president, he is a cryptocurrency person, supports crypto, firmly supports

Bagua, Chinese international student Jiang Yurong's graduation speech at Harvard University expressed her praise for Harvard's acceptance of international students, as well as her commitment and efforts to uphold the community of shared human destiny, responding to the current international and American political situation. Jiang Yurong is a student in the International Development track of the Public Administration degree at the Kennedy School, and she is the first Chinese female in Harvard's history to give a graduation speech. The title of the speech is 'Our Shared Humanity'

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In this interview in May, Zhao Changpeng particularly recalled this experience: "It was really hard to endure at that time." "Although I have a strong ability to withstand pressure and my personality is quite stable, the situation I was in really made it difficult for me to move forward." "No one in prison cares who you are, they only treat you as an ordinary prisoner." Zhao Changpeng said he was not treated specially in prison: "For example, I experienced strip searches, showed my buttocks, and was locked in a cell. My first roommate was a double murderer." Zhao Changpeng recalled that this roommate had killed two people in one incident and was sentenced to 30 years, having served 12 years. "Because prisons are grouped by race, Asians, Pacific Islanders, and Native Americans were placed in one group, so I lived with this Native American roommate for a few weeks, but we got along very well." "But going through these experiences was really not fun, it was very scary, I was really afraid at that time." Zhao Changpeng's description is akin to the scenes shown in American federal prisons: the cell area has three floors, with two rows of cells facing each other, and in the middle is the activity area for 240 prisoners. "As soon as you walk in, you see a lot of big guys with tattoos, tattoos on their faces and heads, shouting at each other, looking very fierce." Zhao Changpeng vividly remembers the first scene of entering prison: "The guard told me my cell is A5 on the first floor. I walked over to try to open the door, but found it was locked. A big man came over and told me that the door needed to be opened by the guard." Zhao Changpeng was not "bullied" in prison. He said, "These prisoners look fierce, but they are actually very polite and friendly. Upon deeper contact, you will find that each of them has a gentle side. I got along very harmoniously with my cellmates and the guards." "You can make friends anywhere, there are good people everywhere. Some people have indeed made mistakes, but the punishment is too heavy; it is excessive punishment." He even made friends in prison: "I still keep in touch with some people who are still serving their sentences."

Gossip, although I have no skills and can't become president, I still don't envy Macron, she even hit Macron, what about you?😁

Bagua, Why Did the Neanderthals Fail?

This year is crucial for the development of Polkadot, as it may surpass Ethereum. Polkadot will begin to support native smart contracts, not only supporting established virtual machines like EVM, but also launching new virtual machines to bring more scalability and functionality. However, the general public does not understand this; they only care about coin prices and want to get rich. But Satoshi, no, Vitalik, Gavin, also not, keep it up, keep it up.

Look, a good man, so charismatic😁 How eye-catching the Binance logo is😁

Polka is a type of beverage, and it's quite tasty.

Cryptography expert and member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Wang Xiaoyun, has been awarded the 2025 'World Outstanding Female Scientist Award.' The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced on the 26th that five individuals, including Chinese scientist Wang Xiaoyun, have received the 2025 'L'Oréal-UNESCO World Outstanding Female Scientist Award' to honor their pioneering contributions in the fields of physics, mathematics, and computer science. The 'World Outstanding Female Scientist Award' was jointly established by UNESCO and the French L'Oréal Foundation in 1998 and is awarded annually to five female scientists selected from five major regions: Africa and Arab States, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and North America. The announcement stated that Wang Xiaoyun, a professor of the 'Yang Zhenning Lecture' at Tsinghua University Advanced Research Institute and a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, has made significant research achievements in the field of cryptography and related mathematical problems, providing a solid foundation for secure data communication and storage. Her groundbreaking research revealed fundamental vulnerabilities in hash functions widely used in communication protocols, promoting the establishment of the next generation of hash function standards. Today, these standards are widely applied in bank cards, computer passwords, and e-commerce. Her transformative research results inspire many women to engage in mathematics and cybersecurity research.

On May 25th, the Web3 Leaders Project open class—Dr. Xiao Feng's keynote sharing session on Web3 industry pioneers, jointly launched by the Global FinTech Academy, HashKey Group, and the Frontier Technology Research Institute, was successfully held in Shanghai. Dr. Xiao Feng, titled 'Public Chains: The New Generation of Financial Infrastructure', engaged in an in-depth discussion with several guests from traditional finance and the blockchain field about the underlying reconstruction of the financial system through blockchain technology. He also examined how public chains can accelerate the integration of traditional finance and digital finance, enhancing the liquidity, transparency, and operational efficiency of traditional financial systems, using practical cases such as Bitcoin, stablecoins, and DeFi.