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🔥 Our ambitious goal:
We’re confidently working toward becoming the number-one community in the world and across the entire continent. And these aren’t just words—we work toward this every day, giving it our all.

Thank you for your patience and support. There’s a lot of great stuff ahead! Together, we’re a force.

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🧧🧧🧧A milestone isn’t the finish line

Growing from 62 million to 63 million means more than just adding another number.

It means more on-chain footprints, data records, and potential points of reach. Virus’s next task is to gradually turn its numerical advantage into awareness, interaction, content, and genuine participation.

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$ETH Great Waterfall

I finally waited for you, and luckily I didn’t give up

You can squeeze in some time to take a look on Sunday—ETH has finally entered a pullback cycle

🚨 CZ Responds to SBF: If a single tweet could destroy a company, then it was never really a company!
Can one tweet really make a billion-dollar enterprise go bankrupt?
In the latest interview for 《When Shift Happens》, Binance founder CZ once again addressed the controversy surrounding the FTX collapse, pointing to a core issue:
If a competitor’s tweet is enough to bring down a company, then the problem may never have been with that tweet at all.
Regarding SBF’s claim that the FTX collapse was caused by CZ’s announcement to liquidate FTT back then, CZ said that when companies fail, there are often multiple contributing factors, and it’s not something that can be blamed on a single piece of social media commentary.
He also gave the example of an AI chip company:
Even if industry leaders publicly express negative views, a company’s stock price may fluctuate as a result, but as long as it has real products, real customers, and the ability to manage cash prudently, it won’t disappear because of just one tweet.
💡 These remarks by CZ are worth every entrepreneur and investor thinking about.
🔹 1. Market sentiment can trigger volatility, but fundamentals determine a company’s resilience
🔹 2. Liquidity is the most important line of defense for a company facing a crisis
🔹 3. Real business is the foundation for long-term development
🔹 4. Lessons from the FTX incident: don’t simply attribute operating risks to external factors
CZ believes that the problems at FTX were not just something that could be explained by market sentiment or a single tweet.
From an investor’s perspective, when evaluating a company, besides looking at the founder’s influence and market visibility, it’s also necessary to examine its financial transparency, capital management, risk controls, and governance mechanisms.
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$ETH Great Waterfall

I finally waited for you, and luckily I didn’t give up

You can squeeze in some time to take a look on Sunday—ETH has finally entered a pullback cycle

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In 2011 you didn’t believe $BTC
In 2013 you mocked $XRP
In 2015 you called $ETH a scam
In 2017 you avoided $BNB
In 2020 you ignored SHIB
In 2021 you downplayed $SOL
In 2023 you missed $PEPE
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#ltc Please everyone, have some spicy strips!

Another day of working hard to make money, planning the primary market—thinking about it makes me really happy 🤔🤔😃😃😃!
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