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#SERIOUS 25万，买了一点（仅个人记录，勿跟）
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买的理由
1.叙事不错，这个meme是一个bonk生态的大户有史以来第一次发，用憨豆先生喜剧大师胡标志性黑白肖像，捕捉夸张的惊讶和微笑，很有意思
2.市值较低，最高冲到35万，掉下来每次在20万就撑住了，感觉还有一次，并且还有一个大户在里面，不应该只有这点。
3.社区还行，看到中英文区都有一些人在推，还不错。
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关注Web3锦鲤日记，买的币翻十倍
H6qnGp5anYgMJYAaPXKSqKVYa6mKDrn1ruAeK5Dmbonk
买的理由
1.叙事不错，这个meme是一个bonk生态的大户有史以来第一次发，用憨豆先生喜剧大师胡标志性黑白肖像，捕捉夸张的惊讶和微笑，很有意思
2.市值较低，最高冲到35万，掉下来每次在20万就撑住了，感觉还有一次，并且还有一个大户在里面，不应该只有这点。
3.社区还行，看到中英文区都有一些人在推，还不错。
@币安Binance华语
关注Web3锦鲤日记，买的币翻十倍
$JUP 在EMA20下方持续阴跌，正测试前低支撑区域。盘面呈现无抵抗下跌，但深度失衡显示下方买盘堆积，空头动能正在衰竭。
🎯方向：空仓
价格已跌破EMA20（0.1565）并持续承压，4H级别连续收阴。然而，RSI（31.17）已进入超卖区域，且订单簿深度显示买盘（Bids）厚度显著大于卖盘（Asks），失衡率达18.39%，表明0.1440-0.1450区域存在大量潜在买盘支撑。
当前持仓量（OI）稳定，资金费率为负（-0.0064%），这排除了主力多头大规模出货的可能，更像是空头主导的惯性下跌。价格已接近日线级别前低（0.1444附近）形成的流动性池，此处是典型的多空博弈关键位。
策略上，拒绝在深度支撑区追空。需等待两种信号：1. 价格在0.1440-0.1450区域出现明确的4H级别看涨吞没或Pin Bar，伴随买盘比例回升，可左侧轻仓试多。2. 若价格放量跌破0.1440并伴随OI上升，则下跌延续，需继续空仓观望。风控核心在于避免在深度买盘区做空被轧，当前盈亏比不清晰，空仓是最佳选择。
在这里交易 👇$JUP
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🎯方向：空仓
价格已跌破EMA20（0.1565）并持续承压，4H级别连续收阴。然而，RSI（31.17）已进入超卖区域，且订单簿深度显示买盘（Bids）厚度显著大于卖盘（Asks），失衡率达18.39%，表明0.1440-0.1450区域存在大量潜在买盘支撑。
当前持仓量（OI）稳定，资金费率为负（-0.0064%），这排除了主力多头大规模出货的可能，更像是空头主导的惯性下跌。价格已接近日线级别前低（0.1444附近）形成的流动性池，此处是典型的多空博弈关键位。
策略上，拒绝在深度支撑区追空。需等待两种信号：1. 价格在0.1440-0.1450区域出现明确的4H级别看涨吞没或Pin Bar，伴随买盘比例回升，可左侧轻仓试多。2. 若价格放量跌破0.1440并伴随OI上升，则下跌延续，需继续空仓观望。风控核心在于避免在深度买盘区做空被轧，当前盈亏比不清晰，空仓是最佳选择。
在这里交易 👇$JUP
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Japan’s Population Crisis: Can AI Be the Answer?
Hey everyone, Japan’s facing a serious challenge, and it’s got people talking—especially Elon Musk. The country’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, with 2024 seeing nearly one million more deaths than births: 1.6 million deaths compared to just 686,000 babies born. This is the biggest drop since records began, and it’s putting Japan in what Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba calls a “quiet emergency.” Let’s dive into what’s happening and why Musk thinks AI could be the solution.
Japan’s population now stands at about 124.3 million, with nearly 30% aged 65 or older. The working-age population has dropped to 60%, straining pensions, healthcare, and the economy. High living costs, stagnant wages, and rigid gender roles are discouraging people from having kids, leaving towns deserted and millions of homes abandoned. The government’s pushing policies like free childcare and flexible work hours, but experts say it could take decades to reverse this trend.
Elon Musk, a father of 14, took to X to weigh in, saying Japan’s demographic crisis was set in motion 50 years ago and has nothing to do with AI. But then he dropped a bold claim: “AI is the only hope for turning this around.” He didn’t elaborate, but it’s a thought-provoking idea. Could AI-driven innovations—like automation to ease labor shortages or tech to support an aging population—help Japan? Musk has long been vocal about population decline, calling it a bigger threat to humanity than global warming and dismissing overpopulation fears as a “nihilistic lie.”
This crisis isn’t just Japan’s problem—it’s a wake-up call for all of us. Aging populations and declining birth rates are hitting many countries. So, what do you think? Can AI really be a game-changer for Japan’s demographic woes? Or is this a deeper social issue that tech alone can’t fix? Let’s discuss how we can address this global challenge!
#ElonMuskTalks #Japan #AI #birth #serious
Hey everyone, Japan’s facing a serious challenge, and it’s got people talking—especially Elon Musk. The country’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, with 2024 seeing nearly one million more deaths than births: 1.6 million deaths compared to just 686,000 babies born. This is the biggest drop since records began, and it’s putting Japan in what Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba calls a “quiet emergency.” Let’s dive into what’s happening and why Musk thinks AI could be the solution.
Japan’s population now stands at about 124.3 million, with nearly 30% aged 65 or older. The working-age population has dropped to 60%, straining pensions, healthcare, and the economy. High living costs, stagnant wages, and rigid gender roles are discouraging people from having kids, leaving towns deserted and millions of homes abandoned. The government’s pushing policies like free childcare and flexible work hours, but experts say it could take decades to reverse this trend.
Elon Musk, a father of 14, took to X to weigh in, saying Japan’s demographic crisis was set in motion 50 years ago and has nothing to do with AI. But then he dropped a bold claim: “AI is the only hope for turning this around.” He didn’t elaborate, but it’s a thought-provoking idea. Could AI-driven innovations—like automation to ease labor shortages or tech to support an aging population—help Japan? Musk has long been vocal about population decline, calling it a bigger threat to humanity than global warming and dismissing overpopulation fears as a “nihilistic lie.”
This crisis isn’t just Japan’s problem—it’s a wake-up call for all of us. Aging populations and declining birth rates are hitting many countries. So, what do you think? Can AI really be a game-changer for Japan’s demographic woes? Or is this a deeper social issue that tech alone can’t fix? Let’s discuss how we can address this global challenge!
#ElonMuskTalks #Japan #AI #birth #serious
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Japan’s Population Crisis: Can AI Be the Answer?
Hey everyone, Japan’s facing a serious challenge, and it’s got people talking—especially Elon Musk. The country’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, with 2024 seeing nearly one million more deaths than births: 1.6 million deaths compared to just 686,000 babies born. This is the biggest drop since records began, and it’s putting Japan in what Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba calls a “quiet emergency.” Let’s dive into what’s happening and why Musk thinks AI could be the solution.
Japan’s population now stands at about 124.3 million, with nearly 30% aged 65 or older. The working-age population has dropped to 60%, straining pensions, healthcare, and the economy. High living costs, stagnant wages, and rigid gender roles are discouraging people from having kids, leaving towns deserted and millions of homes abandoned. The government’s pushing policies like free childcare and flexible work hours, but experts say it could take decades to reverse this trend.
Elon Musk, a father of 14, took to X to weigh in, saying Japan’s demographic crisis was set in motion 50 years ago and has nothing to do with AI. But then he dropped a bold claim: “AI is the only hope for turning this around.” He didn’t elaborate, but it’s a thought-provoking idea. Could AI-driven innovations—like automation to ease labor shortages or tech to support an aging population—help Japan? Musk has long been vocal about population decline, calling it a bigger threat to humanity than global warming and dismissing overpopulation fears as a “nihilistic lie.”
This crisis isn’t just Japan’s problem—it’s a wake-up call for all of us. Aging populations and declining birth rates are hitting many countries. So, what do you think? Can AI really be a game-changer for Japan’s demographic woes? Or is this a deeper social issue that tech alone can’t fix? Let’s discuss how we can address this global challenge!
#ElonMuskTalks #Japan #AI #birth #serious
Hey everyone, Japan’s facing a serious challenge, and it’s got people talking—especially Elon Musk. The country’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, with 2024 seeing nearly one million more deaths than births: 1.6 million deaths compared to just 686,000 babies born. This is the biggest drop since records began, and it’s putting Japan in what Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba calls a “quiet emergency.” Let’s dive into what’s happening and why Musk thinks AI could be the solution.
Japan’s population now stands at about 124.3 million, with nearly 30% aged 65 or older. The working-age population has dropped to 60%, straining pensions, healthcare, and the economy. High living costs, stagnant wages, and rigid gender roles are discouraging people from having kids, leaving towns deserted and millions of homes abandoned. The government’s pushing policies like free childcare and flexible work hours, but experts say it could take decades to reverse this trend.
Elon Musk, a father of 14, took to X to weigh in, saying Japan’s demographic crisis was set in motion 50 years ago and has nothing to do with AI. But then he dropped a bold claim: “AI is the only hope for turning this around.” He didn’t elaborate, but it’s a thought-provoking idea. Could AI-driven innovations—like automation to ease labor shortages or tech to support an aging population—help Japan? Musk has long been vocal about population decline, calling it a bigger threat to humanity than global warming and dismissing overpopulation fears as a “nihilistic lie.”
This crisis isn’t just Japan’s problem—it’s a wake-up call for all of us. Aging populations and declining birth rates are hitting many countries. So, what do you think? Can AI really be a game-changer for Japan’s demographic woes? Or is this a deeper social issue that tech alone can’t fix? Let’s discuss how we can address this global challenge!
#ElonMuskTalks #Japan #AI #birth #serious
🚨The 🇺🇸Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) has expressed #serious concerns over crypto firms like Cøinbase and Kraken seeking exemptions to issue #tokenized stocks, urging the SEC to reject such requests and consider public input before making decisions.
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