CJ_Blockchain

Tried out the Prediction Market that many people are hyping today, the one called 42, which claims to have huge innovations.
All I can say is it's a failure. Is this just inherent to blockchain? They insist on pushing PVP to the end. Now even playing a prediction market requires rushing to open.
They call it punishing those who enter late, but in reality, it's just a few bots opening the market and snatching all the initial chips for each outcome to flood in first.

CRCL is once again causing a frenzy of people sharing their gains, but you can't see this when the price is falling.
(First, let me stack some chips—I bought Circle, bottomed out along the way, and only broke even after a pre-market rise today.)
Based on Circle's 26-year financials, I estimated the expected net profit for 26 years.
I found that the situation isn't as optimistic as we think, nor has it reached the so-called turning point.
End of 2025 USDC circulation: 75.3 billion
Assuming a 40% CAGR growth rate given by management
The average circulation in 2026 would be 105.42 billion
Assumin

Unable to log in to Google Antigravity, what should I do?
After struggling for two hours, I finally got it working.
After downloading Antigravity, I logged in normally, and a webpage popped up showing that the authentication was successful, but the client had no response.
Clicking "Click here" also had no effect.
Then I asked AI, and it suggested a few possible reasons:
1. Regional restrictions
2. VPN is turned on
3. VPN is not in full global mode, or there are environment issues requiring TUN mode
I checked myself and found that the region was not an issue; I was using a Japanese proxy.
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What exactly is Pinduoduo hiding from us?
PE is only 10
Market capitalization is 146.1 billion USD
Cash and short-term investments on the books amount to nearly 60 billion USD
It looks like an ultimate unbeatable golden opportunity.
But I always feel there's some big hidden risk waiting for me.
Just saying that management doesn't want to make money isn't enough to explain it.

There’s no news from the domestic front about the Winter Olympics this time. Looking at the medal tally, I understood.
You say Eileen Gu is the number one in geographical arbitrage, but if she had been born 5 years earlier or later, she wouldn’t have been able to attend the Chinese Winter Olympics.
Then her geographical arbitrage plan wouldn’t have achieved the current effect.
Fate and destiny!

Meituan management has been tirelessly turning all shareholders into delivery drivers.

Human development of prediction markets is still less than 1%.
As mentioned before, essentially Polymarket can become a spy game bounty platform.
For example, you bet 1 million USD on
xx country will not initiate military action "NO",
and if one day suddenly a large sum of money comes in to buy "YES",
it basically means insider information is telling you an attack is coming.
That 1 million USD is essentially a bounty.

Recently, I really enjoy watching "Brother Yong Talks about Catering."
It contains many classic cases, but the summary is basically:
selling milk tea next to Mixue Bingcheng,
selling coffee next to Luckin Coffee.
And most of the people who get scammed are the poor.
The money of the poor is easy to deceive but hard to earn.
If you want to sell them some dry knowledge online courses or site selection strategies for 299, they simply won't buy it.
But if you let them take out a loan of 300,000 to open a store and earn passively, they will flock to it and expect to recoup their invest