I cut my losses first. This time, the stage-level top is the real daily-chart-level pullback. Learn from Sun Ge: if you sense something’s off, slip away immediately—just request a refund.

I carefully reviewed and researched it, and found that this time we ran into resistance around the 365-day moving average. That’s why those long positions took profit. My chasing the price higher is typical leek behavior. Plus, the Hong Kong Web3 conference has ended—good news has been exhausted and now it’s all bad news. Watch the risks!

Last night at MGM Macau, I had a cup of pearl coffee ☕️. Didn’t expect I ended up donating 3,000 yuan. But I’m clear-headed now—there’s not much desire for anything in the entertainment venues, because I know it’s a machine that eats people. Like the golden lion that swallows money as soon as you enter MGM.

This year is a bit like the 2019 structure bull—its sustainability is worrying. Why? Because this Hong Kong Bitcoin summit had very few project exhibitors. I didn’t claim many gifts at all throughout the whole event—so you can tell the institutions are also pretty tight on resources. No guts means you can’t play along with you, right?

Look at Macau MGM—free snacks, free coffee, help yourself. But last time, the MGM VIP card the PR staff gave me was equivalent to spending about HKD 10,000. This time, drinking their coffee is like throwing away RMB 3,000.

Looks like nothing in the world stays the same. Every bit of fate’s “gift” has already been quietly priced in advance. Top hunters often appear in the form of the prey. Even a top martial-arts figure like the regiment leader can’t escape the casino’s big-data calculations.

This gaming rig had no fairness to begin with. If the contract difficulty coefficient is 1, then in front of the casino, the difficulty coefficient is 9. If you win, it’s only because the casino is temporarily setting a long line to catch a big fish. “And,” why is there this card? Think carefully about the deeper meaning behind it—you’ll send chills down your spine!

This world isn’t short of smart people. What it lacks is audacious people—like Sun Yuchen. However, Sun Yuchen’s approach is actually the same as Liu Siyu’s. If they could succeed at the start, it’s because there was funding sponsorship from investors, so in essence they didn’t truly start from scratch.

To put it plainly, they recognize each other’s godfather. The first banner—first flag raised—was exactly like the one where, in (In the Name of People), Gao Qiqiang kneels publicly to Tai Shu. If there’s a sponsor backing you in starting a business, who wouldn’t go around causing trouble? They also didn’t start from scratch as pure outsiders, so don’t overestimate their abilities.

In the real circle, there’s only one person who actually has the ability—Bao Erye. He’s the most down-to-earth, wisest presence on the planet. In the entire Chinese-language blockchain world, I only trust Bao Erye, Guo Hongcai. If you want to give Bao Erye a Web3定位, he would be my definition of the old mischievous kid in my mind. In the Huashan sword contest, the ranks of Zhao Changpeng and Sun Ge—actually they don’t even take turns with moves (they’re not trading techniques).

Now when I think back to the guest speakers’ talks at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre the day before, it turns out the one most qualified to share on stage would actually be Success-study guru Mr. Chen Anzhi. Years ago, he was criticized by CCTV for attacking Jack Ma. Now that I think about it, the line about how President Ma should be humble—how much gold is in that sentence.

It’s just that fate plays tricks—CZ’s success in performing prison drama, Zhao Changpeng, actually relied on the formidable figure, the Old Madam who exterminates villains and That One Sis. Her marketing of beautiful women played an indispensable role.

If you put Sun Yuchen’s character into the movie (The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber), the only thing I can think of is the clown played by Zeng Zhiyi from the Huashan School—his signature move is grabbing-the-breasts-dragon-claw hand. Unfortunately, his martial arts caused damage to the sweet girl, so the sweet girl kept forcing Sun to trim his nails.

Before the surrounding banquet last night, even Li Lin, the boss of Huobi, came out again. After lying low for all these years, he still wasn’t willing to stay out of the game and decided to return—why bother? This big shot, who also has a programmer background like Zhangpeng, lacks what he needs most: courage. Even though he has the wisdom of riding the tide and withdrawing at the right moment, just like Tencent’s Ma Huateng, he’s a bit timid—no spine, no blood and guts.

Did I seem like I’ve been slapping all the internet big shots across the whole web? Sorry, my mouth is careless—everything I said up there was nonsense. You’re all rich; you don’t care about teasing us bottom-tier little weeds.

Back then, Zhao Changpeng owed me the money he lost when his account got liquidated because he intentionally added needles—over $40,000. I won’t take it anymore. Sun Yuchen’s grudges with me are simply that he reported my Weibo account, and it got banned.

Let me tell you how petty this guy Sun Yuchen really is. Back then, I don’t know how, but I suddenly felt like it and set up a Weibo avatar of “Sun Ge.” Later, his PR team came to me and told me not to impersonate him, and asked me to delete the account. I didn’t agree. After that, he reported me. He originally spent money buying a big title as “the grand master” in that island country of Grenada, which was basically a place nobody gives a damn about, thinking nobody would know or notice.

All these little gossip essays he wrote were actually written by other people for him. Sun Ge—he’s only allowed to cut other people; he’s not allowed to be cut by others. Even if it’s a temporary ex-girlfriend who promised to have him have a baby for a sky-high price, still no.

Every time it gets late at night when the world is quiet, Sun Ge stands alone guarding his massive luxury mansion in Singapore, looking at those auctioned antique paintings on the wall. An alien solitude. Going out with bodyguards, afraid of getting slapped in the face. Unable to truly connect with or trust anyone nearby. Never able to return home. Would you want a life like this?

Success is just like Yu Lingxiong said when he gives lectures: it all comes down to stepping on the right rhythm of the times, not so much to do with ability. Everyone, really understand that sentence. Just like me—I only sell one thing: opportunity!

In the end, who wins and who loses in 2029? It’s just the winner takes it all, the loser is the one who’s finished. It’s also timing, it’s also luck...