兴之助

$POWER steadfast and holding on will yield rewards

When the entire market is not optimistic, buy and hold $POWER

You will thank me for buying Power Sto now

$币安人生 very healthy trend

Binance Life $币安人生

Can it be broken?

I said I would start the market on the 3rd. Have the brothers entered?

Finally freed from the predicament, sob sob 🥹

Can $STO be resolved?

$币安人生 Buy in Big Brother is going to pull the market Money freedom = Binance life

Not something that humans can play with

$STO Recently, this demon coin is really quite a lot.

$STO Speed Bottom Fishing

$POWER Hasn't it reached the bottom yet?

Don't know if it can hold up

Here's something that many people might not want to hear.

I increasingly feel that most people are actually not suited to stay in this market.

It's not that you're not smart,
nor that you're not hardworking.

It's just that this place was never meant to thrive on those things.

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You'll discover a very real situation:

Many people work normal hours during the day,
watch the market, trade contracts, and scroll through news at night.

Their emotions follow the candlestick charts.

When prices rise, they feel excited,
when prices fall, they start to doubt life.

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The hardest part is not losing money,

it's that feeling—

you clearly put in a lot of effort studying,
yet the results are still uncontrollable.

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Moreover, this market can easily become addictive.

When you lose, you want to make it back,
when you gain, you want to earn a bit more.

Very few people stop when things are "about right."

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I've seen many people:

They initially just wanted to make a little extra cash,
but then it turned into thinking about the market every day.

Their life rhythm is completely disrupted.

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Sometimes you really feel that

this place is more suited for those who are:
• Emotionally very stable
• Able to control greed
• Able to walk away after making money

But such people are inherently scarce.

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To put it bluntly:

Not everyone is suited to play with something that is "high volatility + high emotion."

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If you find yourself:

Starting to feel anxious
Starting to lose sleep
Starting to lose control over trading

It might not be that you can't do it,
it's just that you're not suited for this rhythm.

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The biggest problem in the cryptocurrency circle is not losing money,

but that it can gradually affect your entire being.

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#Cryptocurrency
#TradingPsychology
#RetailInvestorDiary
#InvestmentReflection
#EmotionalTrading

#OpenAI拟推出桌面超级应用
OpenAI is preparing to create a desktop super app.

My first reaction actually was:
Isn't this just packaging things like ChatGPT? What’s there to say?

But after thinking about it, it seems not quite right.

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Using AI now is actually quite fragmented.

Writing something, open ChatGPT,
writing code, switch to another tool,
searching for something, open the browser again.

Sometimes it’s not that you don’t know how to use it, but it’s quite annoying to use.

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If you really give you something that encompasses everything,
and it can directly help you get things done,

then the feeling changes a bit.

It's not “I’m using a tool,”
but more like “I’m delegating a task.”

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For instance, if you say to it:

Help me create a website and launch it.

In the past, it sounded absurd,
now you might think—well, it doesn’t seem entirely impossible.

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A somewhat strange feeling is:

This AI thing, at the beginning, was just helping you save some time,
now it’s slowly starting to feel like it wants to do the work for you.

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Taking another step forward,

it might not be you opening a bunch of software to get things done,
but rather you just talking to one thing.

The rest, it takes care of itself.

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I don’t know if I’m overthinking it,

but I always feel that once this direction is achieved,
many of the ways we are used to using computers might change.

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In any case, one sentence:

In the past, you were clicking the mouse,
now it might be—

you might not even bother to click the mouse.

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#AI
#OpenAI
#ChatGPT

#美联储3月议息会议
Today, the Federal Reserve's March interest meeting has concluded, and to summarize in one sentence:

No rate cut, and no rate increase.

The interest rate continues to be maintained in the range of 3.5%–3.75%. 

Many people might feel:
Isn't this lacking information?

But actually, what's really interesting are the things left unsaid.

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First, let’s talk about the most critical point:

The market was originally somewhat expecting a rate cut,
but in the end, not only was there no cut, but the overall tone was leaning towards “hawkish.”

What does that mean?

In simple terms—

Don’t expect easy money in the short term.

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Why not cut?

The reasons are quite realistic:

1｜Inflation is still present
The Fed's latest expectation is that inflation will be around 2.7% in 2026,
still above their target of 2%. 

2｜Oil prices are causing issues
If conflicts arise in the Middle East, oil prices will go up directly,
and this will transmit to all costs.

3｜Too many uncertainties
Employment is starting to weaken a bit, but it hasn’t reached a breaking point yet. 

So now we are in a very awkward state:

👉 Wanting to cut rates, but not daring to do so

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Another interesting detail:

This time, there wasn't complete agreement internally.

One official voted in favor of a rate cut,
but was voted down by the majority. 

What does this indicate?

👉 There are actually already divisions within the Fed

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From a trading perspective, this meeting has sent a very clear signal:

This year, rate cuts will likely be delayed.

Even the market has begun to consider a more extreme question:

👉 Will there be no cuts at all, or even a rate hike again?

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This is actually quite simple for the crypto space:
• No rate cut = liquidity won’t increase
• No liquidity = altcoins will struggle to sustain surges
• The market is more likely to see fluctuations or repeated losses

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My own feeling is:

At this stage, it feels a bit like a “false hope.”

Everyone is talking about needing a rate cut,
but the reality is:

👉 Conditions are not yet mature

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To put it bluntly:

If a bull market is really going to come,
it largely depends on one thing:

When the Federal Reserve will actually start to ease.

Until then, many market trends might just be—

Sentiment-driven trends.

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#FederalReserve
#RateCutExpectations
#Macroeconomics
#CryptoMarketTrends
#Liquidity

#字节跳动确认出售沐瞳
ByteDance sold Moutong Technology?

Many people's first reaction is: Huh? Didn't they do well? Why did they sell it?

But if you think about it carefully, this matter is actually quite 'Byte'.

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Moutong is most famous for that game:
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang

It was particularly strong in Southeast Asia, even becoming a national-level mobile game at one point.

Back then, ByteDance spent a lot of money to acquire it, and the ambition was quite clear —
wanting to make a big push in the gaming sector.

But the problem is, ByteDance, at its core, is still focused on traffic and content distribution.

Games, to put it bluntly, are:
• Heavy on R&D
• Long cycle
• Low success rate

It's a completely different logic from short videos.

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Later, you will notice a very obvious change:

ByteDance has actually been contracting in the gaming line.

A number of projects were cut, and the team is also being adjusted.

So assets like Moutong, which are 'not bad but not core',
becoming sold off actually makes a lot of sense.

It's not that it doesn't make money,
but rather — it's not important enough.

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This matter reminds me of a very realistic point:

Many companies, when expanding, want to do everything.
But once the environment changes, they start to do subtraction.

Reclaim resources, focus on what they are best at.

For ByteDance, the most core areas are still:
• Douyin
• Advertising
• AI

Not gaming.

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In fact, this is somewhat similar to the crypto space.

Many projects tell all sorts of narratives during a bull market:
• AI
• GameFi
• Social
• DeFi

It seems like they can do anything.

But once the market cools down,
the ones that can survive are basically those with true core capabilities.

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To put it simply:

This is not a 'failed sale',
but more like a very typical —

Clearing out non-core assets.

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#ByteDance
#GamingIndustry
#BusinessLogic
#CryptoThoughts
#MobileLegends

Today I suddenly have a feeling that is actually quite heart-wrenching.

In the crypto world, many people say they are investing,
but to put it bluntly, most of the time, it is actually just passing the buck to each other.

When I first came in, I was the same,
watching K-lines every day, learning indicators, scrolling through various analyses by big influencers,
always feeling that as long as I worked a little harder than others, I could make steady profits.

It was only later that I slowly discovered that it wasn't the case.

Why do some people always manage to "just buy at the starting point"?
Why do some news cause a surge as soon as they come out?

You think you've understood,
but it might just be because —
it's your turn to enter.

The people in front have already set up,
the project has a cost price, KOLs have their positions, and veteran players have experience.

By the time you feel that "the opportunity has come", many people are actually already thinking about how to exit.

That's why there are situations like this:

You've made money, but can't keep it,
or even end up giving it all back.

It's not that you're not smart enough,
but rather that this game was never completely fair to begin with.

Now I feel that one thing is even more important:

It's not about how much you can earn,
but when you're willing to stop.

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That's all I have to say, a quite genuine feeling.

#CryptoWorld
#Trading