There have really been quite a lot of blind box-related activities lately.
The blind box campaign by @Backpack_CN doesn’t have a very high entry threshold. If you go by perpetual trading volume, reaching the requirement isn’t too difficult.
However, there are two ways to do it—both work:
The first is to aim for profit;
The second is to offset trading fees and other wear-and-tear costs.
If you don’t feel confident about your trading skills, the second approach is a good bet in terms of odds, so you can go for it too. https://t.co/a3YaVaVNAj
I wrote this article in May. Actually, the traffic wasn’t very good, but up until now, I’ve kept this article pinned at the top of my Twitter profile.
Because from that time until now, I’ve seen so many users, KOLs, and friends switch careers.
But I know that opportunities are definitely out there. Still, when new opportunities arrive, entering the market then will be too late.
The past one or two months have also indeed proven my judgment: after Robinhood, ZEC, BP, and so on—what’s next will be about what new narratives emerge.
But the most important thing is just one: stay in crypto
I did the trading, and I sent out invitations too—when can you make up the missing airdrop?
Back then, on day one, this account of mine got stuck because I’d linked a Google email to log in. I ended up messing around for four or five hours, but still couldn’t claim the airdrop.
Now I see it was because of this step that I missed it 😂 https://t.co/VXpLJ6TUPI
Many people have high expectations when it comes to smartphones, such as the newly released iPhone 18 PM.
Personally, I’ve been using a phone from several years ago. Mostly, it’s because I hardly ever use my phone and don’t really have any need for socializing on the go.
Most days, I spend the majority of my time sitting in front of my computer using my computer, and I barely use my phone.
So for me, spending several tens of thousands of yuan to buy a Mac feels more cost-effective than spending ten thousand to buy a small phone.
For your U Card, never enlarge or increase the amount of money. It’s best to save only what you have, and save it as much as you can.
When you don’t need it, don’t keep too much money in it either. If you’re worried about your card being frozen, then as long as you make one or two small purchases every one or two months, that’s enough.
If even the security of CEXs is difficult to control in the current situation, then U Cards are even more so.
Many people complain that the large-scale closure of domestic KTVs has happened, and that the economy is in a slump.
Although I’ve never been to KTVs, I do remember that when Dongguan cracked down hard a few years ago, a large number of hostesses also lost their jobs.
But precisely because of that, the live-streaming economy was further boosted into takeoff.
So this round might promote the takeoff of something else, too.
Find the windbreak, and it’s just a matter of getting on the bandwagon.
Almost all people who got rich beyond imagination used leverage at some point.
Then they come back and tell everyone not to use leverage.
Leverage is nine deaths and one life—nothing wrong with that. But the crypto world is inherently built with leverage; to a certain extent, that is already a shortcut, so you don’t need to add leverage on top of that.
But if you beat leverage with a stick and it’s gone, then don’t even think about getting rich.