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Recently, I was chatting with some friends in the industry and noticed an interesting phenomenon! During a bull market, everyone is a seasoned trader, top analyst, or a veteran who has survived multiple cycles. When the bear market hits, everyone becomes unsure, says they’ve already cleared their positions, or claims to be just a small retail investor. So I now have a very simple way to judge: when all the big shots in your social circle start calling themselves small retail investors, there's no doubt—it's a bear market.

Today is Monday. Here's a look at the morning routines of different industries:
Traditional finance men: At 8 a.m., dressed in tailored suits, holding a Starbucks, walking into a high-end office building, opening Bloomberg to check macroeconomic news.
Internet workers: At 9 a.m., squeezing onto the subway, replying to DingTalk messages while silently cursing the boss.
Web3 traders: At 2 p.m., disheveled and startled awake from bed, grabbing their phone to see that the stop-loss set last night has been triggered.

Been researching data on Ave all day! I found a Chinese meme that's been trending and rising! Is this matchstick grandma, the little girl who sold matches, grown up to become a grandma? I checked out their official website to understand the mechanism. Matchstick grandma has a built-in decline buyback and burn mechanism, no wonder so many people are rushing in. So FOMO! I said I wouldn't play Meme this year, but I couldn't resist.

Bull markets are on-chain meme hype, losing hundreds or even thousands of dollars in a day, and I barely blink! When I ordered takeout at noon, I saw the delivery fee was 6 bucks, and I instantly thought this merchant is too shady. I decisively switched to another place, and in the end, to reach the discount threshold, I stubbornly took more than ten minutes. In the crypto world, losing 100,000 is just a pullback! In real life, spending an extra dollar feels like being ripped off! Is it just me?

Going home for the New Year and meeting a matchmaker, they asked what I do. I thought for a moment, I can't say I'm trading cryptocurrencies, or I'll be seen as a gambler; I can't say I work in Web3, or I'll be seen as involved in shady activities; I definitely can't say I mine coins, or I'll be seen as an unemployed drifter. So I had a sudden idea, pushed up my glasses and said: I work in distributed ledger technology, focusing on early-stage venture capital and liquidity management in cross-border payments and digital asset rights confirmation.

A few days ago, I was chatting with a friend for a very long time one afternoon. She wasn't in a good state because of family issues and had been taking antidepressants for a while, which had strong side effects. She also drank traditional Chinese medicine, but it was too bitter to stick with. I was reading "Mental Health Lecture Notes," and it happened to mention depression and anxiety. Depression is when the energy flow in the entire body and mind is blocked, with the spirit, consciousness, psychology, and Qi and blood all stuck at a low point.

I see everyone has started writing jokes! The viewership is surprisingly high. Breakthrough for the family members. 💔 In this attention economy era, emotional value > investment research value. Tired, no more pretending. This account is officially transitioning to a Web3 emotional blogger / tasteless joke teller, and accepting all kinds of submissions. The first joke is currently being crafted, waiting online, and it's quite urgent...

Create new wallets, precisely build positions, and enter a few hours before the explosion. Six wallets on Polymarket made a tearful profit of $1 million. No matter how regulators think about banning it, the value of prediction markets as an information discovery tool can no longer be ignored. In the future, when analyzing geopolitical issues, you won't need news—just check the odds on Polymarket.🤣

Don't play with things you don't understand, because there are many hidden pitfalls that are unpredictable. Others will only tell you how much they made (whether they actually made a profit is also worth examining), but they won't tell you where the pitfalls are. If you really want to play, start with small funds to experiment and learn thoroughly about this thing before proceeding!

3️⃣ AI Narrative + Payment Implementation Imagination X402 integration is a very interesting point. It allows AI Agents to directly use $HONEY for on-chain settlement, and because of the low Gas fees, it is very suitable for high-frequency small payments. This effectively connects $BERA with the hottest AI track right now. In the future, not only people will use it, but robots will also be using it, creating a huge incremental space.

Finally, in the past, everyone viewed Berachain primarily as a Meme culture, but recently this combination of strategies—reducing inflation, attracting institutions, and integrating AI—shows that it is building a real business closed-loop. Now, Berachain is more like a giant that is eliminating false prosperity and solidifying its foundation. Hold onto $BERA and let the bullets fly a little longer.

4️⃣ Infrastructure is smoother. DefiLlama's LlamaSwap is now live, iBERA staking has also started, and with the unified forum entrance, the overall ecosystem experience is visibly improving.

1️⃣ Reducing inflation and increasing muscle for PoL is the most direct positive news. The official crackdown this time is quite aggressive, directly cutting $BGT 's annual inflation rate from 8% to 5%, and removing about 200 inactive and ineffective vaults. The logic is very clear: reduce meaningless selling pressure and concentrate incentives on protocols that can truly create value (where each dollar of incentive produces more than one dollar of value). This kind of purification operation, in the long run, is supporting the price of $BERA .

2️⃣ The official army and big money are entering the market. Greenlane's new CEO Jason has taken office, and this guy has an impressive background (former thirdweb). He has made it clear from the start that he plans to develop the Berachain digital asset treasury. Capital at the level of publicly traded companies is beginning to increase $BERA accumulation and operate nodes. This kind of institutional-level setup is the best endorsement for the sustainability of the PoL model.

Trading is like racing; not only do you need to go fast, but you also have to ensure you don't crash. Lorenzo's analogy is perfect—Bitget's protection fund is like a top-tier repair team. In this unpredictable world of black swans, having skills alone isn't enough; you need a safety net. Putting a solid $300 million on the line provides the greatest sense of security. With this level of backing, you can confidently go all out when the market is favorable! Just a side note: Bitget

The current communities are all about AI doomsday theories, claiming that AI is evolving too quickly and many jobs will be replaced. As a result, unemployment will continue to rise. Unemployment leading to decreased consumption could trigger a vicious cycle, and in a couple of years, there will be a financial crisis. As for the unemployment rate, my logic is similar to when the internet boom first started.

Driving through the great northwest of our motherland during the New Year! The people in the northwest are truly warm, and the prices are very friendly. Unfortunately, during the New Year, everywhere is crowded with people, so the travel experience is limited! Every time I go out to play, the happiest part is the excited anticipation before departure and during the journey.

Wishing all future billionaires a great 2026—eat well, sleep soundly, and count your money until your hands cramp! Escape poverty and singleness without losing hair! Happiness is like a little wild horse, freely roaming the world 🐎!

Today, I was having a meal with a friend and we talked about quant trading. He lamented that only the A-shares market is the true paradise for quant trading. When he was pursuing his PhD in the United States, his senior fellow started a business in quant trading, focusing on the US stock market. But it ultimately failed because there aren't enough retail investors in the US, and frequent trading doesn't generate much profit, only continuous losses. And A