They say that the one who knows how to buy is the disciple, and the one who knows how to sell is the master. The thing I bought has no problem—how much should I sell it for? I only know how to buy. Every time I sell, I miss the mark; every time, the profit all gets wiped out, and I end up losing even more. How much is a suitable selling price for this? Masters??? $KOMA
Is this the sign of the bubble burst in the AI era 💥—a massive selloff with a drop exceeding 20%? News: Nvidia is in talks for an AI infrastructure cooperation deal worth 7.5 trillion, planning to provide up to $250 billion in financing guarantees for OpenAI’s data center projects. Nvidia lends money to downstream customers (OpenAI), and once the customers receive the funds, they use it to buy Nvidia GPUs and accompanying HBM memory. Concerns about the funding: this demand is “artificial demand propped up by financing.” If AI large models fail to become profitable over the long term, the huge guarantees and debt risks could rebound and hit Nvidia. Legendary investor Michael Burry has publicly increased his stake in Nvidia’s short position, pointing directly to the hidden risks in this kind of circular trade. Isn’t this like stepping with the left foot to send yourself flying with the right? $SKHY $MU $SAMSUNG
Another well-established exchange has gone bankrupt; BitMEX has announced it will shut down operations. The bear market, unfortunately, leaves no choice. #bitmex
Crypto markets are always full of opportunities—what’s missing are people who dare to make a move and dare to hold.
What can a 100x coin change? With a principal of 1,000, a 100x gain becomes 100,000. It’s not luck; it’s about understanding the logic in advance and entering the market when no one is paying attention.
But then again, no one can guarantee which coin will be the next 100x.
Stay on the train forever 🚌
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