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Today was the first time I heard about Zhang Xue Motorcycle.
Seeing the "documentary" he requested a reporter to film nearly 20 years ago brought tears to my eyes.
That kind of dedication, that kind of passion, is what I envy.
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After listening to Jay Chou's new album.
I'm thinking,
What if... what if he had unexpectedly died ten years ago, would his historical status be much higher than it is now?
I don't mean to curse him...
Are "Sunny Day" and "It Rained That Day" really sung by the same person?😂
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You still have to respect the market and not think that a PE below 20 is cheap.
Especially in Hong Kong stocks.
Back then, Tencent even dropped to a PE of 10x.
Even the mighty Meta once fell to a PE of 10x during the metaverse bust.
Even if profits remain unchanged, a drop from 20x to 10x PE is a 50% decline.
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I heard that Teacher Zhang Xuefeng just got married to his second wife about forty-something days ago?
How much money could be split in this case? Several hundred million?
His new wife is single, has no children, and is young. Did she take half of the family assets?
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Virtual is actually pretty similar to TAO.
Virtual binds LPs with ecosystem projects. TAO also binds LPs with subnets.
Virtual can stake to capture ecosystem development. TAO can also stake to capture ecosystem development.
Both are decentralized AI concepts.
Projects on Virtual are mostly lightweight and small but beautiful.
Projects on TAO are mostly "heavy assets" requiring cards and computing power.
As development has progressed to now.
Virtual is more like an AI testing ground, creating small things.
TAO is the classical approach to decentralized AI, pursuing decentralized computing power
VIRTUAL-3,12%
TAO-0,99%
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# Selected Classic Quotes from TAO Co-founder @const_reborn
Image 1: The background is Jason (TAO's Naval) saying TAO > BTC
Co-founder Const replies: "Without BTC, TAO would be nothing"
Image 2: Const speaking on thread guy's podcast:
"People in AI are ordinary people, people in crypto are freedom fighters"
Anyone would say such things when BTC was at 130k
What's truly rare is saying it now.
TAO-0,99%
BTC-0,75%
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Zhang Xuefeng was born in '84,
The age that netizens call "old timer."
At this age, whatever you do will be called old, except death—then people will say you were too young...
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Could Bittensor actually be the most badass DePIN form?
Market-driven survival of the fittest mechanism
Rational utilization of idle resources
Global scheduling capabilities
Decentralized organization of global productivity
The emergence of SN-3 might just be the beginning
TAO-0,99%
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Trump is too good at trading stocks
Trump is the daddy of the US stock market
Never fight on trading days
Must drag it out until the weekend close before starting a war
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I don't dare to imagine what kind of life people who bought fund gold, silver, and drive oil cars are living.
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"If you were too clever and too fortunate in the past, you develop a bad habit of recklessness—a 'success through sudden assault' mentality—which causes your character to lack one part of the foolish restraint."
Reflecting on Trump's attack on Iran: if there hadn't been that kind of "win" as seen with Venezuela, perhaps Trump wouldn't have been so hasty on the Iran issue this time.
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I heard ByteDance distributed year-end bonuses the past few days?
Listen up, ByteDance engineers.
Your money is what Hengke investors lost to you!
Now that you've taken your year-end bonus, can't you give some back to Hengke?
Hedge your own career a bit.
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To be honest, I have to admire Trump's sense of humor.
Japanese reporter: Why weren't American allies informed about going to war with Iran?
Trump: Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor? Who understands surprise attacks better than Japan?
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Pinduoduo fell, then Tencent fell.
Tencent fell, then Alibaba fell.
Alibaba fell, then Xiaomi?
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Let me be clear upfront: I'm not bearish on AI, I genuinely think AI is incredible.
But the current AI hype is giving me the same vibes as the metaverse craze back then.
Except it's a metaverse on a much larger scale——an AI Great Leap Forward.
The market loves extrapolating wildly into the future.
From "Manus is unbeatable" to "Build for Agent," the future narrative goes: no one will need to use products anymore, only AIs will use them, and so on.
People back in 1969 probably couldn't have imagined that humanity would still be tinkering around on this same little patch of Earth today.
After al
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Tencent's earnings report today was solid and unremarkable.
The key debate point is whether 2026 will see buybacks or increased capital expenditures.
They gave us the answer today—Oriental Meta is preparing to follow Meta's playbook.
I believe this is a short-term negative, but a long-term positive (if the capital expenditure is being spent on acquiring GPUs for Tencent Cloud).
The short-term negative is also easy to understand—many people, including myself, were expecting Tencent to launch buybacks after the earnings report.
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Today's NetEase layoff copywriting has completely blown up on Moments.
Seeing this screenshot, I couldn't hold it together.
The pathfinder of the AI era!
A traitor to the coders!
The despicable advent faction!
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"If I had known" "If only" "I knew" "If" "I feel" "it will still drop" "lost money again" "should I run" "catch it back" "out of money" "forgot" "can't catch it" "damn" "I really give up" "one trade" "bearish divergence" "high probability" "all in" "lucky" "should I still hold" "what do I do, teacher" "help" "scared to death" "thigh slapped off" "can't take it anymore" "don't care" "value investing" "check again in 4 years" "next time I'll definitely follow discipline" "violated my system" "what if" "hey" "control position size slowly next time" "don't dare tell my family"
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I've been experiencing a reading drought recently and have been looking for books.
I suddenly noticed that most historical fiction is about saving the world during the fall of the Ming Dynasty or the Song Dynasty.
Fine, the Qing Dynasty era, even when trying to save the world, it wasn't saving the Qing itself.
How come there's no "saving the world during the fall of the Yuan Dynasty" 😂😂😂?
Are Han Chinese still the core novel audience?
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I discovered that US stock investors simply discriminate equally against all non-US companies.
They don't just discriminate against Chinese stocks and Korean stocks—they discriminate against others too.
They don't believe that non-US companies actually deliver something called shareholder returns.
Is it really just bias, or have they actually been burned before?
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