$BNB , CZ fiercely retorts "Removing garbage MEME coins" statement: "Everyone thinks it's a good thing that DEX can list any coin, so why can’t CEX do the same?". Don't just hold Bitcoin; if you hold gold, silver, and real estate, don’t forget history. What is garbage? In the past, what was Bitcoin worth? Bitcoin was also considered garbage at the beginning, and back then, not all garbage assets were removed, like land and coins... they contributed greatly. If you don’t understand capital and finance, it’s not your fault; I wish you good luck in the Year of the Horse!
A Dou's Bagua. Getting rich relies on luck, showcasing history, a long, long time ago, there was a wallet called——piggy bank, which received 0.3 to 1 bitcoin every day, it received for a long time, but unfortunately…… at that time there was a very reliable exchange, called——Coin Bank
The Mayor's Great Victory, Likely to Govern for a Long Time
The results of the Japanese House of Representatives election have just been announced, and this result is likely to disappoint many. But after the emotions, we should see the facts more clearly. Half a month ago, when the mayor announced the dissolution of the House of Representatives, the public discourse was filled with terms like 'gamble' and 'death struggle'. This is truly illogical. A basic common sense is: no leader would proactively call for an early election when their approval ratings are low. Since taking office last October, the mayor's approval ratings have remained around 70%, even higher among young people. This election is a routine operation to expand victory using high popularity. Where does the 'gamble' come from?
Bagua. It is said that there are two people who meet the criteria: former Huobi founder Li Lin and former OTC era big shot Zhao Dong. Li Lin has posted on social media to refute this, so is it Zhao Dong?
Heart-wrenching. It is said that an 83-year-old man left a suicide note for his son before taking his own life. He was reportedly suffering from a serious illness and did not want to undergo surgery anymore, nor did he want to burden his children. He chose to commit suicide in a rehabilitation hospital's woods. In the note, he detailed everything for his children, from how to claim the funeral expenses to how to collect his salary, and he gave his small tricycle to the neighbor aunt. Poor parents everywhere.
Musk aims to land on the moon first. On February 8, Musk posted, "SpaceX has shifted its focus to building a self-expanding city on the moon, as we hope to achieve this goal within 10 years, while traveling to Mars will take more than 20 years." Musk added that the timing for traveling to Mars is limited to the planetary alignment that occurs once every 26 months (with a travel time of 6 months), while the lunar launch cycle can be shortened to once every 10 days (with a travel time of 2 days). He stated that this means the construction iteration speed of the lunar city is much faster than that of the Martian city.
A Dou Bagua. Decentralized, distributed, Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and web3, somewhat like cancer cells, resilient, sensitive, conservative treatment is better, once chemotherapy or surgery, or heavy drugs are applied, it often stimulates rapid spread. Five ministries, eight ministries, ten ministries, thirteen ministries... documents suddenly alarmed it, rapidly spreading globally, now infecting El Salvador, Wall Street, the Trump family, the United States, the West, surgery instead accelerated its fission, right?
On June 2, the five ministries released an RWA document, and Bitcoin also fell to $70,000. The market is abuzz with discussions. As someone who has seen Bitcoin at $1,000, I’d like to say a few words—not as investment advice. First, the document adds RWA but brings no new insights. Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and others do not possess legal tender status; this has been established in previous documents. Joint documents from multiple ministries are not new; from the five ministries in 2013 to eight ministries, ten ministries, and thirteen ministries—this time, five ministries is actually a smaller number. Industry veterans are unfazed and have become immune. The entire industry continues to develop globally, with Bitcoin still rising from $1,000 to $100,000, and Ethereum and BNB also developing steadily. The industry has largely stopped discussing policies in this regard, creating a sense of being overlooked. Second, everyone should know that the blockchain network, especially public blockchains, is a global anonymous network, with zero permission and open access, naturally without boundaries between domestic and foreign. The internet has the concept of a “firewall,” but there are no “walls” in public chains. The underlying technology is inherently decentralized; anyone in the world only needs a private key to freely access and exit. As long as the private key is not lost, Bitcoin persists, and assets endure. Traditional governance documents are difficult to restrict thoroughly and do not play a substantive role, whether it’s RWA or stablecoins. Just like Bitcoin and Ethereum, they act like a “virus” that cannot be killed but can only be immunized against and adapted to. Traditional governance methods appear powerless against public blockchains; once invented, they will continue to exist. Moreover, the entire era is quietly changing; it is increasingly apparent that the world is becoming flatter, whether in the housing market, stock market, or economic stimulus. The effect of a “document” seems to be becoming less and less effective. Perhaps, due to the rapid advancement of digital technology and AI, the world depicted in books like "The Uncontrolled" and "Why Nations Fail" is technically and inexorably arriving ahead of time. This may be what is referred to as a century of change, and it is accelerating.