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Why do we rarely hear about foreign people dying suddenly from overwork?
Of course they have plenty of other problems, but there's one thing I genuinely think is worth learning from them:
They rarely feel guilty about resting.
This is actually quite difficult.
Especially in East Asia, with its long-term high-intensity, fast-paced, and fiercely competitive environment, when many people finally stop, what appears in their minds isn't "finally I can rest," but rather:
• Will I fall behind if I do this?
• Am I being too relaxed by resting now?
• Will this make me look like I'm not committed enough

Many people don't realize that ChatGPT is already the smartest, most even-tempered, and most excellent friend you'll ever make in your lifetime.

I get the feeling that the MEME track is basically coming to an end this year.
The reasons are simple.
First, for the entire crypto space, MEME has gradually become a negative asset.
Now whenever MEME is mentioned, most people's first reaction isn't opportunity, but rather token spam, exit scams, and pure emotion-driven speculation.
In the end, many well-known figures and institutions are starting to deliberately distance themselves from crypto because MEME has been dragging down the image of the entire industry.
Second, for ordinary people, MEME is no longer a chance to turn things around.
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Why should newcomers spend more time going offline?
The reason is simple: get closer to your friends, but get even closer to your enemies.
Project teams are constantly thinking about how to harvest retail investors, and it's inevitable they'll expose their harvesting methods through their words and actions. You can learn from their experiences and lessons.
Some say project teams are good at disguising themselves. But don't forget, these people all have occupational habits. Like a massage therapist, after long-term work they develop muscle memory and might suddenly forget to switch identities i

During the New Year, Afeng, Dairy Cow, Wick Li, and Dolphin went as a group of four to visit CZ's house for New Year's greetings.
As they were about to leave, Sister Yi called them over and told them to grab a handful of candy from the candy bucket before going.
However, the four of them looked at each other in bewilderment, and without a word of agreement, they all stood frozen in place without making a move. CZ, watching from the side, understood what was going on and took the initiative to grab a handful of candy for each of them. Only then did the four of them happily head back home.
Afte

I only use Golden Throat for throat lozenges,
When buying coins, I only buy the couple!

The crypto industry is still too abstract. On one hand, there's F1 driver Huang Jingyu, Ouyang Nana—old money vibes at full blast. On the other hand, there's in-house raffles where you open 100 prize boxes and get 100 "thanks for participating" messages. Where did the money go?
Real cash isn't being spent on users—it's all going to butter up these car racing events that look down on crypto. Pathetic.
It reminds me of that Shen Teng movie where Tengger says: "You absolutely must embroider my girlfriend Zhu Chunyuan's name on your shirt sleeve. What's the point of embroidering it? Pure fantasy—s

Do you envy trading geniuses?
In this circle, many geniuses have earned over ten million dollars, are very smart, and well-educated. They have lovers in every city.
A single market fluctuation can cause them to lose several million dollars in one trade.
But what really impresses me is not the money lost, but their lifestyle.
Long-term sleepless nights watching the market, often drinking with colleagues, staying up all night, with completely irregular routines, and their health is like a ticking time bomb.
Many people think the biggest risk in the crypto world is losing money. Actually, it's no

Financial freedom in the crypto world is divided into three levels:
Beginner: Freedom to eat and drink
Intermediate: Freedom in your sex life
Ultimate: Freedom of time
The happiest when enjoying freedom to eat and drink, the most anxious when having freedom of time.

How do ordinary people view the crypto world?
Most Web2 users see the crypto world as gray industry
Most young people see the crypto world as a casino
Most young women see the crypto world as full of big spenders

How long has it been since you last bought a tenfold coin on BSC?

The importance of securing your gains:
Be cautious of projects that constantly talk about the future and the big picture; as soon as you test their strength, they will reveal their flaws.
Don't be ashamed to sell your coins. If two gold bars are placed in front of you, tell me which one is more noble?
The Big Sister says that the crypto market has always experienced bull and bear cycles. If you insist on faith and reverence, then have faith and reverence for the bull and bear markets. When it’s time to put food on the table, you won’t believe anymore.

There are two types of people who find it hard to get rich in the crypto world.
One is those who never believe in this industry, and the other is those who believe in it too much.

Ju's risk factor will continue to increase. In a Ponzi scheme, you want interest, but they want your principal.
It's known that project teams won't engage in unprofitable businesses. Where does the sky-high advertising expense come from, and where do the interest payments to earlier participants originate?
The hole is like a snowball rolling bigger and bigger. Someone will have to pay the price when this game of pass-the-buck ends. Those who don't know when to stop are either stupid or greedy. Even Jesus can't save you.

Airdrops to big KOLs are almost immediately dumped for cash once received;
Airdrops to small KOLs often end up being worthless, with not a single coin moved.
This is a psychology about "status" — the lower your position, the heavier your psychological burden.
It's like a scenario where an A6 blogger and an A9 big shot go out to eat, and 99% of the time, the A6 is the one fighting to pay the bill. Even if they have no direct interests, this is the result.
Human nature is like this: when at a low position, people are more afraid of showing weakness, always acting reserved, fearing others

Gambling dogs have no good ending
Wang Jianlin's bet failed, losing control of Wanda and ending Wang Sicong's chance to take over.
Qiao Jiangnan's Zhang Lan's bet failed, forcing her to sell at a low price to a private equity firm, losing control.
Zealer's Wang Ziru's bet failed, accumulating a debt of 100 million, becoming a defaulter and eating instant noodles on the train.
Such examples are even more common in the crypto world, with many people who were bullish in A8 and A9 recently falling back into poverty.
Looking beyond the surface to see the essence, these people all have a strong gamb