I didn’t expect $ZEC 1200 to come this fast. I was right to tell you not to rush into shorting a couple of days ago, wasn’t I?
But with $ZEC in this situation, it feels like it won’t be able to drop for the time being. There’s not much room left for ZEC to go up. Shorting here is much more cost-effective than going long. Those going long should be careful not to end up buying at the top. This thing rises fast and falls fast too. Just wait for the waterfall to come.
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$ZEC Don't rush to short!
With the way these market makers are pulling it, I think this ZEC rally’s top will reach 1200-1400. Even if you want to short, you can only build a starter position first for now—there’s no other way; ZEC is too strong. I really don’t recommend shorting it right now.
With the way these market makers are pulling it, I think this ZEC rally’s top will reach 1200-1400. Even if you want to short, you can only build a starter position first for now—there’s no other way; ZEC is too strong. I really don’t recommend shorting it right now.
Even as strong as Bezos, with a net worth of $27 billion, he still feels pained when his daughter wants to spend $12 million to buy a car.
With Jing Tian, she just opens her mouth and asks for $50 million, and there may be other demands afterward too. Tell me, how could Uncle Sun’s heart not hurt? $AKE
Brother Sun is going long with a 400-million-yuan margin guarantee; after Jing Tian says, “Can you come to Beijing?” he quickly goes short—Brother Sun is literally a genius trader 😄
The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago; the next best time is now!
Twenty years ago, Huang Renxun was also everywhere promoting his products. Today, thanks to his forward-looking strategy to build the CUDA computing ecosystem, NVIDIA has become the absolute core provider of AI computing power worldwide, topping the world with a market cap of $5.3 trillion.
Huang Renxun has successfully been selected as one of the 50 people reshaping the era on the 2026 Forbes Global list.
TRUMP team allocation address allegedly sold $10 million worth of $TRUMP within the past 2 hours.
A total of 4.086 million tokens were transferred multiple times and ultimately topped up into OKX; the purpose is currently unclear. This is also the first time the TRUMP tokens have been received again from the same source at this deposit address after a three-week gap.
While China’s film industry is still wrapping one rotten film after another into splendid spectacles, someone has served up the “cow dung” so plainly that it tells you in no uncertain terms: this is exactly a crappy pile of very bad “shit,” shoddily made and utterly boring.
But why do people pay for it? On the one hand, everyone really just wants to laugh without any psychological burden. On the other hand, they also hope that the capital markets will understand this: even an indignant common man, when enraged, can splash blood three feet.
Everyone has had enough of being manipulated by public opinion and the experience of being muzzled while complaining. Hopefully Chinese cinema can have this farce tear off its mask, and that no box office revenue is contributed for “cow dung,” because I feel it’s not much different from tearing up the money.
Brothers, you must understand one thing: we’re out here to eat. The key is to fill our stomachs—not that we absolutely have to eat at a specific restaurant.
If one place is tasty and has great value, I’ll go eat there. If this place is busy and I need to wait in line, then I’ll just take a number and wait. If waiting too long isn’t suitable, then I’ll line up for 10 places first. If I can’t eat here today, I’ll come back tomorrow and see. If the shop raises prices on the spot, I’ll immediately switch to another place. Even though I only choose one restaurant to eat at each time, I’m keeping an eye on 100 options at any moment. When it comes to dining, you eat first and pay after. If there are some places that require payment upfront, I can pay—but only for that specific time. If you want me to pay 30 years in advance, you’re treating me like an idiot. In my city, there are many restaurants and fewer consumers—roughly 3 to 1. As for those who say there are 30 million more consumers, they’re just trying to fool me. Nonsense and lies.
$SNDK SanDisk sees a single-day surge of 13.67%, with its year-to-date gain breaking through 600%, directly igniting the entire storage sector.
AI inference is becoming the new engine for NAND demand. Orders for enterprise SSDs are being released in a dense stream; contract prices have risen more than 100% year-to-date. The NAND supply-demand gap has hit the highest level in 15 years.
SanDisk has signed long-term agreements totaling US$93.9 billion with eight customers, securing 50% of production capacity for fiscal 2027 and 67% for fiscal 2028.
Meanwhile, HBF high-bandwidth flash memory technology has officially taped out, moving into a new track for AI inference storage. The revaluation logic across the storage sector is spreading broadly—Micron and Western Digital are also moving up in tandem.
In the short term, there is indeed pressure for profit-taking and pullbacks. In Q3, the NAND price increase has narrowed to 10%-15%, and the consumer end is approaching its limit in terms of affordability. But the medium- to long-term structural shortage driven by AI is expected to persist through 2028. With long-term contracts in place, SanDisk’s resilience to cyclical volatility has become clearly stronger.
Some movies—if it’s got an Ox, it’s just perfect. 🐮
I’ve heard the phrase “bad money drives out good,” but this is the first time I’ve seen “fake currency drive out bad currency.” 😂 Movie rating: Ox/10🐮
A friend kept催更 asking for my review, so I decided to appreciate the recent masterpiece “Here Comes the Ox.” The most direct, fair, and hottest set of viewing impressions for everyone🔥
Although everyone is mocking this “movie” in group chats, behind the excellent quality that was basically rushed out over three months of self-taught animation like a high schooler, the core of this film is solid. The story of the movie is well laid out, and the spirit it wants to convey is very positive. [赞R]
1. At the start of the movie, Cloud Ding teaches Niu Lai: different species each have their strengths and should help one another.
➣ @Dusk The creator campaign recently went live, and many people have started paying attention to Dusk.
I looked up the on-chain data for $DUSK : the price is hovering around $0.06, with a market cap of roughly $30 million—nothing particularly remarkable.
But what I care about more is what’s happening on-chain:
Dusk isn’t connecting ordinary assets—it’s connecting brokerages and financial institutions.
The multilateral trading facility NPEX, which is regulated in the Netherlands under the EU framework, has just moved the digital securities secondary market onto Dusk, specifically for matching on-chain tokenized financial products.
Another regulated e-money institution has also issued a euro stablecoin on the Dusk chain.
Put these together, and the signal is actually very clear.
Ordinary public chains find it hard to get these kinds of approvals from EU financial markets.
With MiCA strengthening stablecoin regulation, MiFID II continuously refining market rules, and the DLT Pilot Regime providing a sandbox framework for the use of distributed ledger technology in financial markets.
And Dusk is taking the route of an “L1 designed specifically for compliant financial markets”—from the underlying architecture, it incorporates regulatory requirements like MiFID II and MiCA into its design.
What exactly is it based on💡?
The Citadel identity protocol and the XSC asset standard.
Users only need to prove that “I’m eligible,” without exposing unnecessary personal privacy; on-chain assets achieve compliant issuance and management through standardized rules.
NPEX is already starting to run.
Tokenized securities exceeding €300 million are about to be put on-chain, with the entire workflow executed on DuskEVM—this is Dusk’s EVM-compatible layer scheduled to go live in January 2026. Solidity developers can deploy applications directly using familiar development tools, greatly reducing migration costs.
So, what Dusk offers isn’t just performance.
What it truly wants to solve is how to bring the clearing, settlement, and compliance logic of traditional finance onto the chain—while making sure regulators can see the information they need.
Retail looks at prices; institutions look at infrastructure—and what Dusk is building is infrastructure.