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Alibaba’s market value is currently about $308 billion

Gossip: The National Data Administration is using traditional methods of real estate registration and intellectual property registration to carry out nationwide data property rights registration and verification, issuing “data IDs,” promoting the recording of data assets on the balance sheet, and realizing the capitalization of data assets. So why can’t data assets be recorded on the balance sheet? Why can’t the major exchanges get moving? The approach is wrong—efforts are wasted. Netizens: The verification of digital information property rights indeed needs digital methods, requiring blockchain foundational technology and distributed storage technology to support it. Once every bit of data is generated, it can be verified and marked immediately, and also tokenized. This play by the National Data Administration—it's like using a fruit knife to kill an elephant! 😀

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Gossip. The lessons from British and American history: they began to not trust kings and people, choosing to trust institutions and contracts. They chose the king under the law. A “lowly guy’s” little shack can let in wind and rain; but the king can’t. And what about Web3 natives—if they don’t trust judges and juries, and also don’t trust lawyers, what are they choosing to believe?

What is true kindness? It’s when someone has a sharp awareness that you lost a lot of money trading cryptocurrencies, and therefore willingly keeps their own display of wealth in check. The complete opposite kind of person, by contrast, has long seen your predicament clearly, yet insists on clinging to that awareness and turning it into a pawn—using it to precisely control you, to make you do whatever they want?

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Goodness that everyone gets bullied
That is evil
Evil that makes bad people know to fear and respect
So what is it?

Gossip: about tomorrow’s coin price— we’ll know the day after tomorrow. What should be done right now?

Everything that happens is beneficial to me; good things are rewards, and bad things build my abilities.

Not everything needs to be figured out; that's a principle that a sensible person should understand.

Gossip: Argentina’s president Milei announced that the government has run up a fiscal deficit—senior officials have had their pay halted in unison, and the president is no exception! Milei announced a punishment mechanism for national fiscal deficit—human history’s first: the price will be paid by politicians, not the people! Do you support it? 😃😃😃

Gossip. It’s said that Liu Xiaoqing, a well-known Sichuan woman in her 70s, sued her boyfriend in his 30s for their breakup. The man is demanding more than 5 million, and Liu Xiaoqing says it was an employment relationship—the salary was paid out monthly. She also said that she has 206 bones, and none of them are soft. Who do you support? 😀😀😀

Hold your own fate in your hands
A wizard taps a white parchment drum; the mountains echo back
Stars fall one after another; July is there, both distant and unclear
It’s truly embarrassing to say—from the mountaintop caves until now
Only the human world can be imagined
Only heaven can be fabricated
On the edge of the ruins, on the waist of a little blade of grass
Chicken-bone divination is shown again and again; when the gods are pretending to sleep
This is when the iron chains are smashed open—the enslaved mother
Only, I don’t know when I kneel
Which spine first bends for them
A slave’s child—still, I have to admit
When they pray, they aren’t even allowed to cry
If everyone holds their life in their hands
I don’t believe so many people would be driven into a dead end
Question: Life—what is it similar to?

Gossip. Members of the Chinese Zhigong Party can openly learn encryption, blockchain, Web3, Bitcoin, and the new digital economy. The China Zhigong Party is one of the eight democratic parties in China. Although it currently has only about 75,000 members, it is the earliest and the only democratic party established overseas. Its slogan is “Serving the public with dedication, and benefiting the country across the seas.” Its predecessor was the Tongmeng Tang of the Chinese Freemasons in the Americas. It once strongly supported Sun Yat-sen and the Xinhai Revolution—providing money, people, and guns. Question: On October 10, 1925, where did the Zhigong Party officially found itself as a party?

Gossip. As long as people have emotional value, newspapers can also be used for hype. Guangxi-born mathematician Wang Hong won the Fields Medal, and for a time paper became scarce in Luoyang. Guangxi’s party newspaper, the Guangxi Daily, ran 《Wang’s Conjecture》 on the front page—rarely placed before reports of leaders’ meetings of the Guangxi government—triggering a frenzy of people scrambling to buy it. The newspaper priced at 1.35 yuan per copy was hyped up to 65 yuan. The report went viral online because the title plays on the character “Wang” (王): “a great Wang,” and Wang Hong. Public opinion praised it for putting major scientific achievements before official affairs meetings, reflecting a return of news value. In response, on July 28, the Guangxi Daily’s Weibo account replied to netizens: “(The paper) is already being rushed to press! The machines are smoking!” But crypto-circle users said they agree with making real news valuable, monetizable, and even capitalized… yet they are opposed to reprinting in extra quantities. Reprinting heavily damages the immediate interests of those who ‘trade in hype’ of newspapers; and unlimited reprinting is absolutely not acceptable either. It’s like what kind of irresponsible behavior in the crypto world? 😀

Gossip: Yuan Wencai graduated from the middle school at Wenyuan. In his first personal reply letter, he had refused to take Mao’s instructions to go to Jinggangshan. The letter said: “Comrade Mao: Our locality is impoverished and mountainous; it is still like a small pond that can hardly hold a giant whale, and a tiny grove that cannot shelter a roc. Your army is galloping forward for the revolution—please choose another route. Respectfully, Yuan Wencai bows his head.” In February 1930, he was wrongly executed in the county town of Yongxin.

Gossip. Many people don’t know about Hefei Changxin Storage: Hefei’s state-owned assets participate together in a big gamble. They spend tens of millions of euros to buy out the full suite of technical patents of a bankrupt German chip company—openly and aboveboard, taking the technology themselves. Unlike other companies that “steal” other people’s tech, which then gets shut down by the US. They also avoided a huge disaster. The boss, Zhu Yiming, worked for seven years without taking a single yuan in salary. After the company went public, it achieved a market cap of 3 trillion, and it distributed shares worth 20 billion to the people underneath, without planning to go public just to cash out and cut the “grass” for investors.

Gossip. In 1976, it was an extraordinary year. This year is 2026. It marks the 50th anniversary of the smashing of the “Gang of Four,” the 50th anniversary of the deaths of great leader Zhou Enlai and Mao Zedong in succession, and also the 50th anniversary of the “Tangshan earthquake.” This year, it may well be an extraordinary one—a year full of turning points and hope. What should everyone do?