日拱一卒王小楼

Seeing others succeed, do you think you can too?
Wake up.
One person's success only proves one thing: it's not impossible. But between "not impossible" and "you are likely to succeed," there is an entire Pacific Ocean.
Statistics give two names to this illusion:
Survivor bias — you only see the person who made it, not the pile of bodies.
Base rate neglect — you've never asked: out of 100 people, how many actually succeed?
Don't be fooled by individual cases. Probability is the real truth.

Believe founder Ben Pasternak was arrested in New York.
The charges: second-degree strangulation + assault.
The token immediately plunged by 99.8%.
Ironically, this Solana token launchpad charged $54 million in fees using just three tokens, with a total trading volume of $6 billion.
With a $6 billion pie, the founder’s mindset is to choke other people.
Web3 is always talking about smart contract vulnerabilities, MEV attacks, and rug pulls. But the biggest risk was never on-chain—it’s people.
Code won’t choke your neck— the founder will.
In the Solana ecosystem, the biggest narrat

Trump hosted a private, crypto-only party for $TRUMP big shots at Mar-a-Lago.
Guest list: Tether CEO Ardoino, ARK’s “Wood” Cathie Wood, boxing legend Tyson.
One is the one who issues stablecoins, one is the one who calls out target prices, and one is the one who fights in the ring.
This lineup is a true snapshot of Crypto in 2026: the convergence of finance, speculation, and entertainment.
The only question is: when Tyson talks about AI and Crypto, who is really listening to whom?

From fields to factories, from factories to office buildings, every revolution is a "escape."
An industrial revolution pushed farmers into factory workshops, a second revolution sent workers into air-conditioned rooms. It seems like progress, but essentially it's the same logic: doing more work with fewer people.
Now it's the turn of AI, robots, and space. But the question is—when AI also does the work in office buildings, where do we "escape" to?
The so-called "Fourth Industry" may not be new jobs, but a redefinition of what "work" means. Perhaps future industries will allow people to do what

CZ: My first forty years of life were dull and uneventful.
Let's learn what it means to be low-key:
1 year old when my father was admitted to the University of Science and Technology of China (1978)
10 years old moved to Hefei Tsinghua University dormitory area to access large-scale computers
12 years old went to Vancouver (1989)
13 years old owned his own Intel x286 computer
20 years old interned in Tokyo with a monthly salary of 2,000 CAD
24 years old working in New York, the company arranged a one-bedroom apartment on 59th Street in Manhattan
28 years old with an annual sala

XChat has been downloaded. I've looked at it for a while, but I don't know how to set it up.

Instead of worrying about whether AI will replace you, better to answer a question first:
If all tools are removed, what exactly is contained within your own "ore"?
The core remains unchanged from the beginning to the end of tool enhancement.
Whether you shine or embarrass yourself, it’s always you.

The biggest scam of AI is not that it will replace you,
but that it makes you mistakenly believe you have become stronger.
The truth: those who succeed use AI to run faster, those who fail use AI to fall harder.
Tools are neither good nor evil; they only amplify your true nature.

.@Polymarket also wants to do perpetual contract trading, and my strategy has changed to: losing money on PM, and just breaking even is good enough.

AI Learning Insight: As long as you're learning slowly, there's no need to stop.

Cook leaves in September.
Don’t talk about “retiring after achieving success.” The truth is—he turned Apple into the most profitable machine in the world, and then realized that the machine doesn’t dream.
Steve Jobs left him an iPhone, and he turned the iPhone into a money-printing press. Service revenue tripled, and the market value broke through one trillion dollars. The results sheet is too pretty to be believable.
But one line is missing from the results sheet: where is the next iPhone?
Vision Pro? A flop. Apple Intelligence? Coming late. While OpenAI and NVIDIA are defining the ne

The biggest obstacle to learning AI is account bans and group bans, applause for understanding.

People often say that crypto trading is dead, just like they once said Bitcoin is dead.
There is no such thing as a good era or a bad era; investment returns have always depended on three things: risk management, diligence, and patience.
When the market cools down, it is precisely the filtering mechanism at work—eliminating speculators and leaving behind builders.
True alpha always belongs to those who remain clear-headed, keep learning, and enforce strict risk controls during the cold winter.
When others are fearful, it is the best time to reevaluate strategies and accumulate knowledg

If you're not in Hong Kong right now, you're not a qualified KOL (like me).

A cross-chain bridge, collapsing two protocols, $292 million gone in an instant.
The full process of the KelpDAO theft:
→ Hackers exploited a 1/1 DVN configuration vulnerability in the LayerZero cross-chain bridge
→ Illegally minted 116,500 rsETH (worth $292 million)
→ Used fake rsETH to borrow $196 million in real funds on Aave
→ Aave experienced bad debt, with AAVE plummeting 18% in a single day
→ Whale panic-sold 59,000 AAVE tokens
The biggest DeFi hack of 2026 wasn’t due to highly advanced hacking skills, but because—
The security configuration of the cross-chain bridge was