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Our team has started to fully use AI.
This matter was confirmed before the event in Hong Kong; at that time, I said in my own words that after the event in Hong Kong, everyone must start using AI to iterate through their work.
This point was also inspired by a major firm in the industry, which started doing this last month.
After reviewing the event, the day before yesterday, Juzi organized a sharing session for the team, discussing what AI they are currently using, what tasks they are doing, how many problems AI can currently solve, what challenges AI cannot solve at this moment, and the plans for future AI usage, etc.

After crayfish became popular, OPC also gained popularity.
The so-called OPC stands for One Person Company.
This thing is not much different from the previous super individuals; some even say it reminds them of the previous wave of mass innovation and entrepreneurship.
But from the perspective of Orange, this is completely not the same matter.
Before discussing the differences, we must talk about the common background of the times—employment difficulties.
The double innovation from ten years ago and the current OPC are essentially both means to address the difficulties of employment and the continuous rise in unemployment.
On one hand, there is a downward cycle, and on the other hand, AI efficiency is improving, leading to significant employment pressure.

If a person's death sparks significant discussion and remembrance, it indicates that this person is valuable.
But does this kind of value really mean anything to individuals and their families?
Last night regarding Zhang Xuefeng, the orange seat was almost the first to track it across the internet, and then synchronized it to the group, from rumors to his hospitalization, to confirmation from multiple sources.
During the period, a small account sent a message saying that Zhang Xuefeng was rescued, and the group members breathed a sigh of relief.
But soon the profile picture turned black, and everyone already knew the final outcome.
When the news of Zhang Xuefeng's death was confirmed, I ran to tell my wife that Zhang Xuefeng didn't make it, and then a wave of sadness hit me.

Recently, the popularity of lobsters has been extremely high, forming a wave of nationwide attention.
Under the nationwide wave of AI, on one hand, some people are shouting the slogan of WEB4, and on the other hand, local governments are starting to intervene in the lobster industry, and even the Mac mini has seen quite a bit of premium.
It seems like anyone who hasn't pretended to be a lobster now has already fallen behind this era.
But today, Juzi posted on Moments, feeling that there's no need to rush; you can completely let the bullets fly a bit longer.
When a new technology just comes out, it often goes from the attention of a small number of people, to media and capital gaining momentum, to a nationwide influx, and then to a large number exiting; what ultimately settles down will become the cornerstone of the industry, but most people will become cannon fodder.

Trump is no longer the wise king, but the mad king.
Since 26 years, the high-ranking officials who opposed him in these three months have not escaped unscathed.
Captured Maduro in January.
At the end of February, Khamenei was ended.
At the beginning of March, all key figures in Iran were purged.
That Ahmadinejad was the former president of Iran, very tough and flexible. During his tenure, he said that the entire Iran had been infiltrated by Mossad like a sieve.
After Khamenei's death, Iran quickly formed a new team to continue fighting against the United States, which was thinking, do you still dare to resist?
Then they took down Ahmadinejad and a series of new officials, the underlying message was that anyone who dared to resist would be eliminated, until Iran's backbone was broken.

After finishing last night's article, Juzi was tossing and turning, unable to sleep in the middle of the night.
On one hand, we have to revert back to the era of the law of the jungle, which is somewhat difficult for me to accept, having been born in a time of peace—after all, the education we received since childhood was all about love and peace, but the times force humanity to show its fangs. I still haven't figured out how to adapt to the upcoming era.
On the other hand, it feels a bit like the feelings of Lu Xun from back in the day; I seem to see some truths about cryptocurrency among the dense words.
When I suddenly realized this truth in the middle of the night, I sat up in bed, unable to contain my cold sweat—so it turns out Trump plans to play it this way.

The holiday is over, and all the casual talks have been finished. Starting today, I will write several research articles in a row, including in-depth analyses and exclusive revelations. Of course, there will be more of my subjective opinions, so if you haven't followed yet, hurry up and start paying attention.
In recent days, a hot topic has been the decoupling of USD1, and I would like to share my views on this.
The cause of the matter is that someone monitored Trump's son Eric deleting a tweet related to USD1, and then wlfi also began deleting related content. Additionally, on-chain detectives said they would expose insider trading of a company, and it seems that all the arrows have pointed towards USD1 in a short period.

This is the second article in the 2026 research topic by Orange, where yesterday I discussed the practical approach and underlying logic of USD1, which reflects the current situation of the entire Web3 industry. What everyone is competing for is not capital, but resources.
So what I want to talk about today is the CRCL - the issuer of USDC, which had a big rebound last night.
From the perspective of market capitalization in the stablecoin sector, CRCL firmly ranks second. However, in traditional finance, CRCL is the leading stock among stablecoins, as USDT cannot be listed temporarily due to compliance issues.
After being listed in June last year, CRCL's stock price once surged to nearly 300 dollars, but it directly fell below 50 dollars during the recent low.