I made money—earned 48 US dollars. Now playing event contracts is getting harder and harder. Getting some real “meat” is really not easy. My daily living expenses are in hand. (ps: I’m recovering; when I’m back, I’ll stream steadily again. The preliminary plan is still the same old schedule: event contract at 7:00 AM, and perpetual contract at 10:00 PM)
Three things in the crypto world today: BTC breaks below 77,000, and the market is still digesting rate-hike expectations LSK surged 500%+ the past two days—whether the chain is shut or not, it can still be traded Tomorrow: the Federal Reserve meeting + the Senate voting on the CLARITY bill
Macroeconomics, regulation, and wild-card coins all on the table at the same time. Whoever survives this week is the winner. First have some tea, then watch the charts. #币圈热点
What kind of abilities we have, we live the kind of life No need to compete with others Because people’s abilities differ Different pursuits, different conditions Don’t complain about the friction in life And don’t chase a life that’s beyond your capabilities The everyday bustle of the world—life isn’t easy The greatest happiness in life is health and peace #AnthropicCEO呼吁放缓AI发展
💥Misfortune lies in what gives rise to fortune; fortune also lies in what hides misfortune. 💥Explanation: Good fortune is concealed within calamity, and hidden within good fortune are lurking dangers. Misfortune and fortune transform into each other; there is no need for excessive joy or grief over gains and losses.
Anthropic’s CEO Says the “China Factor” Is the Biggest Challenge in Slowing the AI Race
Debate in the artificial intelligence industry over whether development speed should be slowed is heating up rapidly, and China has been pushed to the center of this discussion. Recently, Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, publicly stated that if the world attempts to set speed limits on AI development, the biggest practical challenge would not lie in the technology itself, but in how to deal with the possibility that competitive players such as China may continue to accelerate their efforts.
The U.S. restricts tankers from transiting through the Strait of Hormuz during air-defense windows On September 12, Reuters reported that the United States has asked tankers transiting through the Strait of Hormuz to sail only during specific time windows to ensure military protection. Previously, Iran increased attacks on ships transiting at night. Since May, Washington has been providing air defense to vessels hoping to travel via a route close to the coast of Oman along the southern side of the strait, in order to counter Iranian attacks and keep some oil flowing out of the Gulf.
Shipowners must apply to the U.S. Naval Coordination and Guidance Service (NCAGS), which then provides crews with the coordinates to follow and allows them to transit during a wider nighttime time window, during which they can receive protection from U.S. aircraft. Emails sent from NCAGS to a maritime adviser show that this window was reduced to two specific daily time windows around early September, and ships are required to begin their transit at the specified times.
One email said they provide daily different recommended transit times, and ships are not required to follow them, but it is advised that they do. Another email said that given the threats faced by commercial vessels, “transiting during hours of darkness has been shown not to be the safest time of day.”
#CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息 🔥 CPI landing! Empty boots on the ground, btc ready to bounce 1. The CPI is out on schedule! 90% probability of an interest rate increase—an opportunity for BTC to hit 76k? 2. Focus! Core CPI exceeds expectations, and the real risk in the market isn’t this interest rate hike at all 3. Empty digestion? BTC hold at 76k. The rebound is coming.
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🌙 As the night falls gently, let go of the clamor of the daytime dashboard 🍃
With the wind brushing the skirt, move freely and follow your own heart—so too is the trading journey 📊. You don’t have to be swept up by short-term price swings; learn to accept the market’s ups and downs. Hold on to your true self, don’t chase impatient fluctuations, and know when to slow your pace at the right time ✨. Let your thoughts settle, manage your position steadily—good opportunities are worth waiting for patiently 💎. May fellow travelers proceed calmly and confidently, heading toward your own cycle 🌌
Apple’s new CEO John Ternus first publicly outlines his product philosophy, sketching an “Apple in the Ternus era” for the outside world.
Engineers take the helm; the roadmap leaves him “immensely excited” Ternus officially assumed the role of Apple CEO last week, becoming the highest-ranking leader in Apple’s history with an engineering background. In an exclusive interview, he admitted that for someone steering “one of the world’s most important companies,” the feeling inside him is “excitement that makes the hair stand on end.”
Asked about expectations that his engineering background would “rekindle innovation” at Apple, Ternus did not directly accept that premise. Instead, he stressed that Apple’s innovation has never stopped, and that the new opportunities brought by AI are the biggest driving force right now.
Apple chose to enter the foldable-screen race only after the market matured, reflecting Ternus’s engineering philosophy—prefer to endure the criticism of being “late,” but wait until the durability of the hinge, slimmer design, and system-level interactions are polished to an industrial-grade level before launching into the market.
iPhone’s position is unshaken; Apple reiterates its “personal hub” strategy Against the backdrop of intensifying competition in AI wearable devices, Ternus clearly rejected the market interpretation that “Apple is shifting its strategic focus from phones to wearables.”
Apple Watch and AirPods are excellent AI devices, but their positioning is as an auxiliary ecosystem built around the iPhone—not a replacement.
Privacy built into the chip, targeting controversy in the wearable market When asked about the privacy concerns sparked by Meta AI glasses, Ternus pointed to the latest audio-intelligence features released on Apple Watch to explain how Apple’s privacy protections are implemented at the hardware-architecture level.
According to Apple, the feature generates no audio recordings, does not retain text transcriptions, and not even the user themselves can retrieve the data. To achieve this, Apple designed a brand-new chip for the new Apple Watch, embedding an independent secure enclave (exclave). Audio data exists only at the instant it is processed, and is then destroyed.
Jazz, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware engineering, added: “If we don’t generate a recording, then no one will have a recording. It can’t be attacked by hackers, and it can’t be forcibly retrieved.”
This design logic directly addresses public concerns that AI-driven voice recording-type features may infringe on users’ privacy. $AAPL.US
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