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Personally, I believe that distributed storage is always a significant demand and is a core requirement of web3. However, FIL is not doing well, and some others are failing too. CESS may have hope; it just got listed on Binance, has a low market cap, and the price is low at $cess. Everyone should trade it quickly, driving it up to $1, making a thousand times profit 😀 CESS is a European project, and there is one Chinese person in the founding team, the only Chinese, a woman.

I believe that a crucial point in the process of building artificial intelligence is to strictly adhere to the truth, even if that truth is politically incorrect. My intuition is that if you force artificial intelligence to believe in untrue things, it can become very dangerous.

--- Elon Musk
$LilE on $SOL #LilE

Bagua, Jack Ma, he doesn't understand everything either, but he understands the internet. However, when it comes to Bitcoin and blockchain, he indeed still has some shortcomings. 😁

Something interesting

Do you think spending 10,000 BTC on pizza is an exorbitant price? The latest update is here: this guy later spent another 79,000 BTC on pizza 🍕, truly astonishing! It's hard to imagine that years ago, this guy spent 100,000 big coins on pizza. Are there still people who think there’s nothing magical that can happen in our circle? Anything is possible, it’s reasonable, and there’s a plan for everything. What is yours will always come to you, what isn’t yours, you cannot keep. There's no need to get tangled up in how much debt you have now or a broken life; just living is enough, and if necessary, you can always start over. Believe that our circle is full of miracles, as long as you haven’t exited the circle yet.

Liangxi is a bit funny now

Does this count as major negative news? The whole world is watching.

The US Treasury Secretary is worried now! According to the latest news from foreign media on May 3, the Chinese company Temu announced the cessation of all direct shipments from China to the United States.
The news emphasized that Temu's action is in response to the US tariff policy.
Some commentators say that the US Treasury Secretary should be worried now, having imposed high tariffs and then complaining every day, the final result is that they have dug their own grave.
Temu is an important channel for nearly 200 million US users to purchase daily consumer goods, ensuring the daily needs of 200 million Americans.
However, now it has stopped direct exports to the United States, which has a rather serious impact on the US. So, can the US not be nervous now?
The US Treasury Secretary is shouting to make our country take the initiative, but the US doesn't think about it. Without the supply of Chinese goods, the American people would even struggle to make a living.
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Isn't this a sure win?

CZ's Confession (1)

Dan Bin Shifts Blame and Confronts Dongda: A Self-Cultivation of Wall Street Retail Investors

Dan Bin has been more active on social media these days than micro-businesses—Dongfang Harbor's product net value has halved by 30%, and this operation is comparable to the 2022 circuit breaker disaster replay. He claims that "investing is the art of regret," but in reality, it’s "if he profits, he praises himself as a stock god; if he loses, he curses Dongda for not groveling."

This guy just showcased his brilliant operation at the end of February: liquidated 70% of his U.S. stocks to avoid the Russia-Ukraine crisis, then turned around and fully invested in the six AI giants, taking on tariff nuclear bombs. As a result, the Nasdaq evaporated $1.5 trillion in two days, Apple lost the equivalent of seven Maotai, and Nvidia's graphics cards plummeted to scrap prices. At this moment, bringing up "The Six States" is a real killer move—some people still live in the Qing Dynasty, thinking that compromising with the U.S. can bring safety, unaware that Trump's tariff stick is greedier than Qin's soldiers: today it’s a 34% tariff, tomorrow it could lock down rare earths, and the day after tomorrow, directly cut off the supply of lithography machines.

Dongda's counteraction this time is textbook: a 34% reciprocal tariff + rare earth chokehold + suspension of qualifications for six U.S. companies, a triple strike that directly shattered Wall Street's knees. U.S. stocks lost nearly $6.5 trillion in two days, the VIX panic index soared to levels seen during the 2020 circuit breaker, Powell remained cold and didn't save the market, while those elites at Goldman Sachs gasped for oxygen while cutting losses. Yet, Dan Bin and others still fantasize that "when tariffs land, it's time to bottom out," unaware that this wave is a replay of the 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act—back then, global trade collapsed by 60%, and now Dongda holds the world’s largest consumer market and complete industrial chain; it’s hard to say who will starve first.

The most ironic part is that Jinglin and Hillhouse already fled: in March, they liquidated U.S. stocks and switched to Hong Kong stocks, with Wang Yiping declaring, "Whoever sells Chinese assets, I’ll take over." Some private equity bigwigs, however, clung to U.S. stocks; only when they were stunned by the drop did they remember the wisdom of the ancestors from "The Six States"—dealing with the U.S. market while holding firewood to put out the flames; as long as the firewood (retail investors) doesn’t run out, the fire (plunge) won’t go out.

Dongda's lawsuit against the WTO is even more brilliant: not only to physically blow up the tariffs but also to strike at the heart on the rules battlefield. Next time someone shouts "compromise for peace," it’s suggested to reread Su Xun's famous essay—the 2025 version of "The Six States" is being played out in real-time on Wall Street. #DanBinPerformanceArt #TariffExposé

Bao Er Ye tweeted: In 7 hours, Wang Chun will be going to space. I asked him if he is taking Bitcoin with him? Is there a trust set up? He said if he doesn't make it back, his Bitcoin will be permanently destroyed, which is like giving a benefit to all the brothers who hold Bitcoin. My brother has no wife or children, and he has made up his mind to live for his dream. There are a total of 4 astronauts participating in this mission: F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun, Yannick Mikkelsen, Rabia Rog, and Eric Phillips. The Wang Chun team has self-financed nearly $200 million for this flight plan, marking the first time in commercial space history that a private entity has contracted a polar orbit mission. Wang Chun will serve as the commander during the mission.