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At the Binance Chinese community meetup, attendees experienced the profound wisdom and carefree demeanor of the big sister. Even now, it is still unforgettable, and some thoughts are truly beneficial for a lifetime. After a series of ups and downs in the afternoon, I finally met the big cousin, so warm and friendly! Successfully checked in to meet my idol, dream come true! As Wukong said, combined with the big cousin, we are as rich as a country 🤭🤭 $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #美联储重启降息步伐 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察
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After DeepSeek completed its latest round of financing, the founder Liang Wenfeng’s personal wealth grew by more than a factor of two, making him the wealthiest among the world’s AI large-model founders. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Liang Wenfeng’s current net worth is $36 billion (previously about $16.7 billion), surpassing Anthropic co-founder Dario Amodei and OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman. In June this year, DeepSeek completed a RMB 50 billion funding round; the company’s valuation exceeded RMB 330 billion, and Liang Wenfeng personally invested RMB 20 billion. Based on calculations from the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, his ownership stake was diluted to about 78%. $SKHYNIX $CL $BTC
Key Points From Wosh’s Testimony at the House Hearing:
1) He maintains his top priority stance on combating inflation. Although June inflation data eased, he believes it still has not reached the 2% target. He will keep the interest rate unchanged at 3.50%–3.75%, and will not lightly pivot policy. His goal is to end five years of high inflation while balancing both price stability and full employment.
2) He recognizes that the U.S. economy has resilience. Investments in AI-related companies are growing at a faster pace, but AI may also push up some prices. Its long-term economic benefits remain to be seen.
3) He will set up five special working groups to advance comprehensive reforms to the Federal Reserve’s mechanisms. The balance sheet will be gradually reduced, but without any rushed adjustments. Any changes will be communicated to the market in advance with sufficient clarity.
4) He is firmly committed to safeguarding the independence of the Federal Reserve. He is unafraid of political pressure from the White House, and will set monetary policy independently based on economic data, shielding it from external political interference. $BTC $CL $SKHYNIX
Storage slump has thrown cold water on global AI—this round of selloff in the Korean stock market is a bit scary! Compared with the June peak, the Kospi has pulled back about 30%; SK hynix once fell more than 40%, and Samsung’s market value has evaporated by nearly 30%.
On July 13, SK hynix plunged more than 15%, marking its biggest single-day drop in 18 years. In a panic, Korea moved at lightning speed to put out the fire—first the central bank stepped in, refuting the “semiconductor has topped” narrative and stressing that the current semiconductor upcycle remains intact. It was followed by an announcement that four government departments will hold a meeting on Thursday to specifically study plans to respond to recent market shocks. Only with this one-two punch did the selloff ease temporarily.
It’s worth noting that a month ago, Koreans’ sentiment was completely different. Back then, the hottest meme was this: a Korean girl said that the summer of 2026—the best summer of her life since becoming an adult. She found a job and dumped her salary into the stock market; she made back a few years’ worth of pay quickly. Flights were discounted, and she could fly to an island destination with a week’s wages saved. And after the World Cup, Seoul’s streets were awash in red like a scene from a golden age.
But when markets turn, it can happen in just a few days. The question is: with this AI rally surging, is the Korean stock market’s selloff the signal that the AI trade is over?
A collapse in Korean stocks doesn’t mean real AI demand suddenly disappeared—it’s because positioning got too crowded and leverage went too wild. Too many people bet on the same future in overly aggressive ways.
What’s even more brutal is that many of the players absorbing the selling from foreign investors are Korean retail investors, especially young people: 1.2 million accounts were liquidated, 360,000 were forcibly closed, and retail deposits dropped by 30 trillion won…
When the market was rising, they thought they had caught the AI era. But when it fell, they realized the other side of leverage isn’t just losing profits—it’s ending up with debt.
The main investment thesis hasn’t changed, but that doesn’t mean you can blindly chase. Industry trends may still be intact, but it doesn’t mean every high-priced asset is safe. This is the difference between practitioners and the emotion-driven: emotion-focused investors watch price up or down; practitioners watch valuation, crowding, and the risk-control line.
This drop in Korea isn’t just a Korea problem. It reminds everyone: over the past period, too many assets have been priced using the same logic—that things will be better in the future. But the more beautiful the future looks, the more fragile the current price becomes. $SKHYNIX $MUB $SAMSUNG
Previously I took a lot of pressure and got through it—now it really does feel comfortable. This kind of high-throw, low-buy strategy is also pretty good 🤔 $SOL $CL
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I jumped in on the short side on the SOL83 empty order, but since I’m shorting against the trend, I still need to watch the risks. This trade was forced through. $SOL $BTC
Damn it. This is the bigger picture. Even if it’s just a show, I’ll take it. When one side is in trouble, help comes from all directions. If Argentina doesn’t win the championship, then who will? $BTC $SKHYNIX $CL
Hynix has pulled back nearly 40%, and Micron has also retreated by 30%. Now the South Korean government doesn’t need to control risk anymore—the market is absorbing it directly. It’s time to switch from risk control to a bailout. This storage pullback has completely changed the upward trend, and the pullback has lasted more than two weeks. The assumptions behind the original outlook have changed; we may be entering a correction at the weekly-chart level. I originally thought about selling part of Micron at the top for a swing trade, but it has fallen out of the cost-effectiveness range. I’ll wait for stabilization before acting—850 is a good entry point. The US-listed AI leader stock isn’t some knockoff altcoin; the fundamentals remain solid. Give it some time, and it will climb back up. $SKHYNIX $MUB $SAMSUNG
What you need to control is the version of yourself that always wants to use an account to solve life’s problems. This is already beyond the act of trading itself. How does a person keep their rationality from being overwhelmed when faced with tremendous temptation and panic? In our lifetime, each of us is fighting our own instincts—the instinct that wants to turn things around overnight, the instinct that refuses to admit defeat, the instinct that’s eager to prove oneself to the entire world. The market merely quantifies this struggle for you with money; what it harvests is always your lack of control, nothing to do with your judgment.
So true高手 (masters) often admit defeat sooner, and impose harsher constraints on themselves. The ultimate meaning of controlling drawdowns is not being afraid to lose this one trade, but refusing to let any single trade ruin you—to keep the ability to stay clear-headed. If you lose money, you can earn it back.
But once clarity slips, you have nothing left. In a world full of temptations and miracle stories everywhere, the person who can always preserve that calm holds the biggest chip of all. Guarding drawdown is guarding the right to step onto the next round still lucid.
The United States attacks Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant and other locations; Iran strikes U.S. Air Force bases; the Strait of Hormuz is nearly at a standstill! I mean, could you two—this time—fight for me in a serious, no-nonsense way, okay? You both didn’t even make it to the World Cup quarterfinals; you play soccer without taking it seriously, but at least you should fight seriously. Iran, can you hit a little harder? $SKHYNIX $SAMSUNG $MUB