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Get plenty of rest today.

Today is Sunday

I got up early in the morning and went for a walk in the area where I live. I’d recommend it to you, too.

If you have the time and opportunity today, go for a walk in an open area.

As of the moment this post was shared today, gold prices have fallen over the last 24 hours.

As of the time this post was made, the price of Ethereum has fallen over the last 24 hours.

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An expert providing investment advisory services at a stock exchange in a European capital frequently shares short videos on their social media accounts. In these videos, they loudly boast about what a magnificent investment advisor they are—often punctuating their remarks with jarring, off-putting laughter. Through posts that come across as exceptionally arrogant and conceited, they tell their followers: "Thank me, praise me, shower me with compliments, flatter me! You’re making money thanks to me—why aren’t you sending me gifts?" Furthermore, they frequently share screenshots displaying a portfolio balance of 101,545,000 euros.

Approximately a year and a half later, this well-known exchange announced an awards program. The program consists of 10 categories, with 10,000 Euros allocated to each, bringing the total value of the prizes to 100,000 Euros. In each category, 50 recipients will be selected; the top three winners will receive cash prizes in the three-digit range (in Euros), while the others will receive varying amounts in Euros.

When applications for the prize program closed, a surprise awaited the stock market enthusiasts: among those competing for the prize was an investment advisor with a nine-figure fortune in euros! Even more surprising was the discovery that this arrogant and boorish individual was not the only investment advisor in the running; several others—who, like him, boasted about their wealth—had also entered the competition.

An expert with years of experience in investment consulting noticed this and wrote the following on their social media accounts: "You and your ilk—in order to help the 'masters' you serve generate even more profit—transferred their capital into your own accounts, took plenty of screenshots to show off, and then returned your masters' money. You frauds, liars, and swindlers... If you truly possess a fortune exceeding one hundred million euros, why are you chasing after three or five euros?"

A little bit of smiling does one good.

The hunters have taken the stage once again. I wish them well in their endeavors for the limited time they have.

The hunters have taken the stage once again

"Monday syndrome" refers to the stress, apprehension, anxiety, and unhappiness a person may experience on the first workday of the week. Following a weekend spent as one pleases, the arrival of Monday—marking the start of a new week—brings with it various tasks, commitments, a demanding pace, and new responsibilities, all of which can trigger this syndrome. Although it is frequently confused with depression, Monday syndrome is a temporary state rather than a form of depression; furthermore, it has no recognized clinical diagnosis.

It should be noted that the "Monday blues"—experienced by students and employees alike—manifesting as a reluctance to head to work or school, a lack of motivation, stress, anxiety, and apprehension at the start of the week, is merely a temporary state; these symptoms typically subside or even disappear as the week progresses.

(SOURCE: Psychiatry and neuropsychiatry portals. In accordance with community guidelines, portal names and addresses have not been shared; the text consists of excerpts taken from the relevant portals.)

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Today is Monday. Watch out for the Monday blues.

A group operating in the mining sector found themselves in a dire situation, despite the high quality of their work. For the past three years, they had been far too slow to reach new buyers; instead, they insisted on maintaining the status quo and failed to connect with a new generation of customers. Their predicament worsened with each passing month. Then, one day, an old friend appeared. After some conversation, this friend offered them some advice: "When you were making good money, you forgot your friends—you stopped recognizing them. You assumed your future was secure and that nothing could possibly go wrong; consequently, you felt no need to re-evaluate or update your approach. The very people you once viewed as competitors—the 'Layer 1' and 'Layer 2' wall-builders—made the exact same mistakes. At the very least, lower your prices significantly to appeal to this new generation of buyers. As for the minerals you haven't been able to sell—let us, your old friends, take them off your hands and distribute them within our own circles as promotional gifts." The miners were initially taken aback, but in time, they came to realize the reality of their situation. They did the right thing: they began to systematically lower the prices of the unsold minerals they held in their inventory.

Autumn offers a visual feast to the human eye.

As of the time this post was made, Ethereum has reached a low of 2,393.48 USDT and a high of 2,494.00 USDT over the last 24 hours.

(SOURCE: Taken from crypto exchange data.)

A rainy autumn day

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