I feel Lao Ma is starting to drift. The plate is too big, and it’s easy to get your nuts pulled. A person’s energy is limited. You’ve got to work on new energy, build the computing center, develop power plants, launch rockets, Starlink communications, robots—then also work on computing chips now. Don’t you have a few wives and kids who need time and care? Every link burns money. There’s a trend toward becoming like Mr. Jia. I feel that today’s U.S. isn’t what it used to be. Sooner or later, he’s going to be in trouble.
One of the biggest pillar industries for the future of commercial spaceflight
2026 is a pivotal turning point year for the formation of a value framework for commercial spaceflight. Key events include: · Strategic positioning: In March 2026, aerospace was included for the first time in the “emerging pillar industries”; during the “15th Five-Year Plan period,” the concept of “a strong space nation” was first proposed, and the state established a dedicated regulatory bureau for commercial spaceflight. · Establishment of a standards framework: In April 2026, the (Commercial Spaceflight Standards Framework, Version 1.0) was officially released. · SpaceX IPO milestone: In June 2026, SpaceX listed on Nasdaq at a valuation of $177 billion, signaling mainstream capital markets’ recognition of the value of commercial spaceflight. · Breakthrough in reusable technology: In July 2026, the Long March 11Y completed a first-stage recovery, addressing the core bottleneck for low-cost network deployment.
Don’t touch the stocks of small countries—repeat it three times in your mind. Especially countries like this, where things like kimchi and flax end up dropping—struggling is useless!!! Why is that? Because in small countries, the more something is done well, the more dangerous it becomes. A small country isn’t the chess player; it’s the best prey. There are too many hunters in great-power games, and the food isn’t enough to be divided. Great powers can just make up a rule and you’ll end up with rivers of blood. Now international trade isn’t like it used to be, where fairness and justice mattered—only what you can protect is yours. Look at the UN now—does it still have any use? That’s all. It’s all human nature, after all……
For the next ten years, basically all you need to bet on is AI and Bitcoin to meet the real needs for value appreciation and preservation.
AI is a productivity revolution, while Bitcoin is an offset for changes in the production relationships. We can understand this on three levels: 1. Core contradiction: productivity gains versus diluted purchasing power The hidden tension between “AI improving efficiency” and “wealth shrinking.” AI drastically lowers the cost of creating wealth, but creating AI itself is a massive capital expenditure of its own. This will very likely lead the world into a sustained, large-scale cycle of capital spending. Loose monetary policy is often the “standard setting” for such cycles, and that, in turn, dilutes the purchasing power of traditional money. So, the fact that you help create more wealth doesn’t necessarily mean the money in your hands is worth more.
Gold can be followed up in the long run. The bubble has already been removed. This hard currency hasn’t gone out of date yet—the bottom has already formed. You can buy slowly at the bottom and then, in the next year or two, you’ll know how important the choices you make now are.
The market has temporarily entered a relatively balanced state, and the range-bound trading is really exhausting. Take your time to enjoy the挂机人生—who knows how long the peaceful period will last.
The domestic closure of the crypto market will be accelerated; pay attention to risk avoidance
1. Background and source Time: July 13, 2026 (Note: the original text shows the year as 2026; it may be a future projection or a typographical error, but can be understood according to the text). Source: Reported by (Jiancha Daily). Written jointly by the people’s procuratorate of Yuhu District, Xiangtan City, in Hunan Province, and researchers from the Faculty of Law, Xiangtan University. Topic: Exploring the difficulties in criminal-law regulation of money-laundering crimes using virtual currencies and proposing a systemic response. 2. The “threefold dilemmas” faced in current judicial practice The article points out that there are three main challenges in handling such cases: Hard to classify conduct: Article 191 of the Criminal Law limits money laundering to seven categories of predicate crimes, which means many cases can only be prosecuted under the relatively lighter offense of “concealment or disguising criminal proceeds,” making precise crackdowns difficult.
Rather than saying there has been a complete shift from “confidence and liquidity problems” to “trust issues,” it’s more accurate to say that Bitcoin is in an even more severe phase: liquidity depletion is amplifying structural doubts, while its core “trust narrative” is facing unprecedented wavering. 📉 Current situation: a “stress test” from confidence to trust · Confidence collapse stems from liquidity depletion: the 2026 market is a typical liquidity crisis. Bitcoin has been cut in half from its historical high at the end of 2025, and “apparent demand” has been negative for more than 200 consecutive days. The benchmark Strategy that once stood by “only buy, never sell” has broken its promise and started selling, dealing a further blow to market confidence.
The current plaza is really a chaos of demons and monsters—more exciting than even Douyin. In the future, still watch less. Remind yourself every day: if you really want to lose less money, watch less.
It’s already almost July—there’s a new set of regulations starting on the 1st that we need to understand thoroughly and in depth......
July 1, 2026: Complete roundup of the new national regulations implemented nationwide + in-depth analysis of their impact on daily life. Effective nationwide on July 1, 2026, the country will roll out seven major categories of unified new regulations: national laws, mandatory national standards, special rules from the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, administrative regulations, consumer oversight, pharmaceutical and medical controls, and cross-border investment. These cover all scenarios including employment and retirement, elderly care, getting medical treatment, buying cars and commuting, everyday consumption, safeguarding rights and handling administrative matters, overseas investing, and assistance for families in difficult circumstances. Below, we break down the core points item by item by section, explain the real impact on ordinary people, and provide recommended ways to respond. Section 1: Social security and employment (affecting re-employment after retirement, working people, and the elderly—widest audience)
Buy $1000 worth of Nvidia stock; Binance trading cost is around $1, significantly lower than Tiger and Futu. On June 1st, news came out indicating that based on publicly disclosed data, assuming Nvidia's stock price is around $216.15, the trading cost for buying $1000 worth of Nvidia stock on Binance is about $1 (0.1% spread); the minimum fees for Tiger Securities and Futu in Hong Kong are both around $2; Interactive Brokers (IBKR) has a fixed fee rate of about $1, with a tiered fee model estimating costs around $0.35. This calculation only considers the buying side trading fees and does not include currency conversion, selling regulatory fees, or financing interest, so actual costs may vary based on trading methods and market conditions. Today, Binance announced that platform users will be able to trade over 7000 U.S. stocks and ETFs, with an investment threshold of just $5, supporting the purchase of stocks using stablecoins and BNB. The company also announced an upcoming plan allowing customers to convert their held stocks into crypto-like digital assets. This is part of Binance's grand vision to become a 'multi-asset financial super app.'
Binance US stock trading requires updating the app and changing the language to 'Traditional Chinese' On June 1, according to community feedback, Chinese users looking to get in on US stock trades on the Binance platform need to upgrade to the latest version (3.15.0) and switch the system language to 'Traditional Chinese'. Tests show that while sticking with 'Simplified Chinese' won't allow participation, switching to other languages lets you dive into US spot trading without a hitch. We're finally cashing in on the benefits that came from regulatory changes, so no more stress over US stocks!
Why are compliance institutions massively increasing their ZEC positions while abandoning the "fully anonymous" XMR? · Why has the adoption rate of shielded pools doubled in 2025 with no new geopolitical conflicts?
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3. The Overlooked Third Layer of Demand: AI Monitoring Pressure and Compliance Squeeze
This is precisely why most people underestimate the demand for privacy. Let’s break down the structure of this third layer of demand.
3.1 Asymmetric Arms Race of On-Chain AI Monitoring
With the AI integration of blockchain analysis tools like Chainalysis, the reality that nearly every transaction on transparent public chains (like Bitcoin and Ethereum) can be fully traced and linked is rapidly approaching. The negative marginal effects produced are not limited to crime—ordinary users are discovering that their net worth, spending habits, and trading behaviors are permanently recorded without their knowledge, leading to physical security risks (cases of "wrench attacks" and other physical coercion have doubled to 215 by 2026) that are shifting from abstract rights to essential personal safety needs.
According to Grayscale's research report: as AI monitoring capabilities strengthen, financial privacy will transition from a marginal demand to a core necessity. If ZEC can capture 5% of the crypto "currency" market, its valuation could increase 18-fold.
3.2 Regulatory Compliance and the Technological Schism of Selective Transparency
The privacy sector is undergoing structural differentiation in 2026: fully anonymous coins (Monero) are degrading into niche essential assets; meanwhile, the "auditable privacy" route represented by ZEC is expanding from a purely crypto narrative into traditional finance and data compliance scenarios through zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology. The global regulated financial system's demand for "selective disclosure" capabilities (to protect trade secrets while meeting anti-money laundering requirements) effectively constitutes a brand new market that far exceeds simple anonymous payments.
In the field of cryptocurrency, pursuing a valuation result that is as 'precise' as a mathematical formula is difficult; a more realistic goal is to construct a 'comprehensive' valuation framework. Due to the wide variety of crypto assets (public chains, DeFi, platform tokens, NFTs, etc.), the factors driving their value are different, so it is necessary to tailor the approach based on the asset type. Currently, mainstream valuation approaches can be divided into intrinsic value methods and relative value methods, but more importantly, it is essential to understand the core models corresponding to specific asset classes. 🔍 Overview of Mainstream Valuation Models In order to help us quickly understand, I have organized representative valuation models for different crypto assets:
The war continues and everyone is paying attention to crude oil, let's talk about it today.
Phase one trading "expectations" (risk premium), phase two trading "reality" (physical supply disruptions). We have indeed entered phase two, and the situation is shifting from "expensive" to "extreme." Will it reach 200 dollars? Based on the current information analysis: this has shifted from "black swan" to "tail risk," with probabilities significantly rising, but it requires several very stringent conditions to be met simultaneously. Here is a detailed breakdown considering the latest situation: 1. How severe is the infrastructure damage? The current damage is not only to production facilities but also to the paralysis of logistics arteries:
What was the purpose of Trump’s three major actions in 2026?
Trump did three major things: he airstriked Venezuela to capture Maduro, pressured Denmark for Greenland, and conducted military strikes against Iran in conjunction with Israel. These three actions seem unrelated, but in fact, they are three crucial global shipping lifelines. When viewed separately, it appears that the U.S. is "setting fires" in three different regions; however, when placed on a world map and connected by shipping routes, it points directly to the U.S.'s global "channel control" strategy. This is not just a military operation, but a deep layout targeting global logistics, energy, and trade rules.