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For ordinary people, AI is your best creative team.
Perplexity is used to find information;
ChatGPT is your best mentor;
Midjourney is the perfect artist;
The most perfect animator is Runway (or Sora);
Gemini is a coding expert;
Claude can help you complete your thesis;
OpenClaw is your most capable private butler.
This is true division of labor, and you are the super individual and general manager.

The order of getting rich in the crypto world
Step 1: Grab airdrops, work for projects, or do freelance work to earn your first pot of gold. Once you've earned it, don't squander it—learn to save money.
Step 2: Use the saved money to learn new skills and invest in yourself, making yourself more valuable.
Step 3: Use your skills to earn higher income.
Step 4: Use the extra money to generate more wealth, making money work for you.
Many people want to get rich quickly from the start, but end up becoming the next crop of retail investors (chives).

Bear markets are a good time to accumulate Bitcoin!
Altcoins will show you that cheap isn't necessarily good.
Bitcoin teaches you that there's a reason why some things are expensive.

Why do we always advise ordinary people not to do spot trading?
The ultimate fate of most people in spot trading is only one: to go to zero.
Even for the very few survivors who manage to flip their positions and reach A7 or A8, what awaits them are often even more deadly traps.
External "praise and criticism" can make you blindly confident, while large and transparent positions will turn you into a fat sheep targeted for sniping. An insider setup can send you back to the beginning overnight.
The trading market is inherently a bloodthirsty casino. Doing spot trading is no different than reveali

Tomorrow and the unexpected, you never know which will come first. Yesterday there was a 93% chance, but today it dropped to zero. That's also why I don't dare to put large funds into shanzhai projects and chains—the surprises in the crypto world are much more frequent than in real life.

Why are most altcoins, except Bitcoin, just bubbles🫧
My understanding is that a altcoin can only become popular if it’s wrapped in technology, catching a trend, but inside it’s all just bubbles.
Take early AI as an example, which simply integrated all search data and connections, with no real soul or intelligence—it's basically big data as described by Web2.
Today, while driving, I was thinking about a question: there are very few genuine builders and projects in the crypto space because the effort and reward are never proportional. This circle mainly depends on background, backing, and fundi

The most cost-effective thing to do during the New Year is not visiting relatives and friends, but taking your parents to a scenic spot for a trip.
The Banyan Tree's usual room rate is 3,000 yuan, but during the New Year it’s directly 30% off, so you can stay for just 1,000 yuan.
Almost all top luxury hotels in China offer heavily discounted prices during the New Year because they have no business, so prices keep dropping. Plus, there are fewer people, better service, and performances with a strong New Year atmosphere in the evenings.

You really shouldn't hold positions just for face. A few days ago, you said that those without positions aren't KOLs. Today, I'm so亏得 I almost want to steal something.
Wear the biggest shorts you can afford; in the crypto world, it's not about who has the biggest position, but who survives the longest.
The primary rule in a bear market is to preserve your principal, which helps stabilize your mindset, maintain family harmony, and keep the spark of trial-and-error costs alive. Build a solid foundation, and turning things around can happen in an instant.

After entering the crypto world, people's lifespans have at least tripled.
Here, you can witness a project go from launch to zero in just two or three hours.
With more ups and downs experienced, the time remains the same, but the density of life increases. Isn't this also a form of life extension?

Many times, difficulties are just exaggerated by ourselves.
I decided to learn English well because I realized that Malaysians and Singaporeans can generally master 4 to 5 languages fluently.
A Malaysian can speak English, Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Minnan fluently at the same time.
So, English is only 1/5 of their language repertoire.
I think, I probably can't be worse than 1/5 of others. Actually, as long as I practice speaking with someone every day, I will definitely see results.

At my age, I am already someone who creates the festive atmosphere for the New Year.
The greatest meaning of the New Year is to allow the vulnerable and the elderly around us to experience happiness for a while.
For the wealthy and leisurely, every day might feel like New Year; for the working class, it’s just the only holiday to relax.
And for me, celebrating the New Year means sending cigarettes, wine, and money to my Uncle San, who is divorced and living alone, so he can also have a warm and meaningful New Year;
It’s about inviting my aunt and her family, who just had surgery, to ou