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I made 2300 times in shib, and I have spent all the money over the years. I wonder if there will be another meme as bright as shib in this bull market?

Husband’s Uncle’s Power Grab at the Bedside: Zou Shiming and Ruan Yingying—the Modern-Day Lü Hou Divides the Realm

Everyone knows how Liu Bang rose from humble origins and, relying on his battles and fighting prowess, carved out the Han dynasty’s empire. But he nearly saw the foundation of the Liu clan slip away because Lü Zhi supported the Lü family’s relatives and courtiers—an event that, if placed in today’s context of the couple Zou Shiming and Ruan Yingying, turns this two-thousand-year-old cycle of history into a complete replay in the entertainment and business worlds.

Zou Shiming’s net worth of 200 million is entirely “blood and sweat money” he risked with his life to accumulate before marriage. Two Olympic boxing gold medals, the world champion’s gold belt—after decades of battles in the ring, he ended up with injuries all over and irreversible eye damage. In his early years, all the prize money and earnings from endorsements and commercial performances added up; before marriage, he had already amassed assets worth over a hundred million. Multiple top-tier city luxury homes—this is his unique original foundation. After they married, he fully trusted his wife: he handed over all income, the company’s decision-making power, and full control of the finances to Ruan Yingying, focusing only on his boxing career, while leaving business operations entirely to her.

With complete control of the finances, Ruan Yingying launched a broad entrepreneurial strategy. She invested heavily to build a large, high-end boxing gym of 10,000 square meters in Shanghai. She branched out into milk tea and dining, esports, and multi-category real industries. In seven years of operation, the accumulated losses exceeded 200 million. The luxurious homes and high-end branded goods from the past were all sold off to repay debts. And behind this massive loss, one “maternal family’s entire-industry-chain contracting” thread stands out especially clearly—dividing shares with the Lü clan

$ASTR Astar is building a product that brings real financial activities to the chain.
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Astar Stack is the system behind it. This is a product designed to make saving, returns, and monitoring on the chain as simple as anywhere else.

$ASTR got more funds in again for tens of millions, I wonder when they will pump the price

This platform Gate is really shady. Back then when I went to Zhongshan to seek redress (Bit er), I only got 20% compensation. In the end, it was the police officer calling that boss. I went there for about a week. A leader from the Public Security Bureau found the Bit er mainland staff and finally managed to contact the boss. They asked him, “Are you not planning to come back?” Only then did compensation happen. But even then, everyone added up still lost a few thousand—finally they paid out in Bit er’s platform coins. Since then, we haven’t played there again. They’ve been abroad for more than ten years already—say something not so nice, they can run away at any time, and even if users regret it later, it doesn’t help.

It’s just like An Yin and Zhongbi—there’s been no follow-up since.

Stocks that increased 500,000 times in 100 years—how many do you know?

1.75 trillion SpaceX: You're not just buying a rocket company, you're investing in a precisely engineered supply-demand play. When you buy SPCX, you're snagging a four-in-one asset package of "rockets + Starlink + big models + social media".

$VELVET Bros, I've had an epiphany. The next big play is astr because all the pumps are from public chains and it's backed by Binance. I've been doing my homework for half a year, and several altcoins that hit a market cap of 10 billion are all based on this consensus.

JuBi has pulled a fast one, and the crypto scene is dealing with the ugliest scandal. JU has wiped out the investments of millions, with billions flowing overseas. The KOL list that helped promote this mess has been exposed.

Right now, there are only three things to do: First, immediately save all evidence. Screenshots of account balances, deposit and withdrawal records, original announcements, group chat logs, customer service conversations, referrer info—all back it up and print it out.

Then, band together and hand the evidence over to the police, and let the law take care of it. (We did the same thing back in the day and successfully defended our rights.)

Back in '13 when we were trading Bitcoin, OKCoin only had two coins and Binance wasn't even around. Now look at the thousands of coins out there, and it's all just a bunch of schemes to fleece the noobs.

A lot of folks are pushing US stocks, and sure, buying the top ten is no problem. But steer clear of other US stocks. If you don't believe me, check it out: there are over 5,000 stocks still listed, but a whopping 24,000 have been delisted. That means in your investment career, if you buy 5 stocks, 4 of them are likely to get delisted, leaving you with just 1 that stays afloat. Just think about it—whether you're in for the long haul or playing short, your chances of hitting a landmine are practically 100%.

Actually, before Chinese folks started using USDT to buy US stocks, this path has already been walked for 30 years, with three generations of access methods:

First phase (1997-2014): US stocks were a privilege for the rich.
Regular folks could only buy high-fee QDII funds or wire USD through Charles Schwab. The barrier to entry was sky-high, basically an exclusive game for high-net-worth individuals and those with overseas backgrounds.

Second phase (2014-2024): The golden decade of internet brokerages.
Futu, Tiger Brokers, and others seized the mobile internet boom, cutting account opening time from 3 days to just 3 minutes. This was the first time millennials and Gen Z could easily purchase Apple and NVIDIA stocks on their phones, enjoying a long bull run.

Third phase (from 2025): The era of stablecoins and RWA on-chain.
The circulation scale of stablecoins has surpassed $300 billion, and the RWA framework has streamlined underlying stock custody. From Binance to Bitget, crypto exchanges are providing financial services with a globally unified infrastructure. Although stablecoins face exchange rate volatility risks, the current AI sector is attracting global funds. By allocating US stocks on-chain, we are still standing at a massive opportunity window at a very early stage in history.

Someone sent a stranger a whopping $0 worth of Shiba Inu tokens. But he turned it into the largest crypto donation in history. > In August 2020, an anonymous individual known as Ryoshi launched Shiba Inu, with a total supply of 1 quadrillion tokens. > There were no investors, no venture capital, and no press releases. > His plan was penned in a document he called the 'Woof Paper,' outlining that 50% of all tokens would be sent directly to Vitalik Buterin. > Out of the blue, he shot 500 trillion SHIB tokens to Vitalik's wallet. > His reasoning was, 'Without weakness, there is no greatness. As long as Vitalik Buterin doesn't dump us, SHIB will keep growing.' > He intentionally made Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin the largest holder of his 'meme coin' as a marketing strategy, without ever informing Vitalik Buterin. > One day, Vitalik woke up to find 50% more Shiba Inu tokens in his wallet, unsure of how to handle it. By May 2021, those tokens were worth over $1 billion. He donated 500 trillion SHIB tokens to the COVID-19 relief fund in India, valued at $1.2 billion at the time, marking the largest crypto donation in history. Afterwards, he burned the remaining 410 trillion tokens in a single transaction worth $6.7 billion. He claimed he didn't want to be the 'power center' of a 'dog coin' project. SHIB tokens skyrocketed after the burn news. In May 2022, Ryoshi deleted all accounts, all blog posts, and everything related to him, disappearing completely. His last words were, 'I am not important; one day I will quietly leave. Friends, climb up with SHIBA.' No one knows who he is. He never sold any tokens. The tokens he created reached a market cap of $40 billion. This was all supposed to fail, but it ended up being a huge success.

Bull: We agreed to ride the bull together, and you went ahead and played president!
Trump: If I'm not playing president, we're both gonna get wrecked!

Trump's launching coins, and his wife is getting in on the action too, the crypto space is getting chaotic, is this the start of the 'financial fraud' era?
Who would have thought that before Trump took office as the President of the United States, he would make a move to issue a coin.
He’s set to release a virtual coin called TRUMP, even shouting it out on his official Twitter, and the price skyrocketed, jumping from $0.18 to $30 in just 12 hours, a 150x increase. Now it's dropped back below $2, and Trump is at it again with a massive financial experiment in the U.S. called the 'Trump Account,' dubbed the 'baby stock trading' experiment.

This experiment is a tax-deferred investment project set up by the U.S. government, aimed at making newborns automatic stockholders from birth, investing in ETFs (exchange-traded funds), letting them experience savings growth through compounding firsthand. By the time the child turns 18, they take over the account and can decide how to use or continue investing that money.

Official estimates from the U.S. show that if the account starts with just $1,000, it could grow to $6,000 by age 18, $15,000 by age 27, and $243,000 by age 55. This project is now in the final stages before launch.

Last year, Qian Fenglei launched a crypto called FO, and the comments section is filled with people saying they got rekt, everyone got wrecked. Now his stock has tanked too... The video channel just keeps repeating those same two lines. Does he really think he won't face karma for using scam money to fake charity? Our ancestors said that good and bad deeds don’t cancel each other out.

I've been in the crypto scene for 13 years, and the last two years have been the toughest, losing hundreds. Now I'm diving into the stock market and I see that renewable energy is booming. Traditional coal and hydro power just can't keep up anymore. Nuclear energy is set to be a key part of the country's strategy, so I've taken a long position on a stock that I believe has great potential.

After Trump's trip to cozy up to the Chinese, he made a few major moves:

1) Canceled the $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan approved by Congress.
2) Eased restrictions on Chinese students coming to the U.S. to study advanced tech.
3) Lifted H200 limitations, boosting China's AI computing power.
4) Revised green card application policies, allowing Chinese tech talent to leave the U.S. and return to China, enhancing China's research capabilities.
5) Accelerated renovations at the White House to welcome a good friend arriving in September.

Back in 2011, I saw Bitcoin selling for a buck each on Taobao. Then in 2013, they pulled it off the platform. It's a bummer because back then, I only knew how to sell clothes and top up my phone and QQ credits. Even if I had just bought 100 bucks worth of Bitcoin, it would have been a game changer!