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The core logic of this circle has never changed: trading is the core, not partner orders. Nowadays, project teams look for partners not based on your skills or trading ability, but on who you are connected with and which small circle you belong to. So, brown-nosing is the most important.
So what should those who don't like brown-nosing or socializing do? They should improve their trading skills, because making money through trading is something you can stand on.
Suddenly feeling a bit sad
Scrolling through Twitter, I see others making money by buying $DNA
And even thanking the project team
Am I the only one who doesn't even know who the project team is?
When I asked, it turned out I was outdated, feeling even sadder

Ok, you can participate in this earnings season prediction event. There is a weekly prize pool of 25000u. Predict daily to earn XP, and if you make it onto the leaderboard, you can share the 25000u prize pool. Where does XP come from? Just complete some tasks.
Every day, browse and interact with posts on the planet, share your holdings, and post with earnings season topics to earn XP.
Use the XP to join the earnings season event, then wait for the results and leaderboard.
#特斯拉交付超预期后盈利修复成焦点


Here are a few risky behaviors I really don't understand. Sometimes these people are so stubborn that I feel like I've entered a fake world.
1. Endorsing BC platforms, participating in every event, and all tweets are sponsored by BC platforms.
2. Aggressively recruiting for prediction platforms, publicly endorsing prediction platforms with real names.
3. Doing rebate commissions and frequently showing off their rebate earnings; when advised, they even argue back...
4. Marketing themselves as having made a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot of money, but whether that's true is unknown.
5. Publicly promoting scams with real names and no longer feeling guilty about it.
Just saw someone asking why $BTC only dropped a little, and why everyone seems so down
Actually, most people don't care about $BTC's ups and downs because they don't have any
The reason for feeling down is most likely because there's nothing to play with
Before, there were VC projects to earn rewards, testnets and mainnets with social media tasks, volume brushing, deposits, all very lively
Before, there were things to do on-chain, this chain has it, that chain has it, every day was like an open-book exam
Before, there were various projects to deposit in and play, and after TGE deposits, you could be happy for a while
At worst, when BTC had no market movement, there were still some altcoins to gamble on, researching open interest and K-line patterns was really fun
These days it really feels like there's nothing to play with at all.
The original announcement is here
Now is not the market period for perp dex
At that time, aster had just launched a bunch of projects and expectations were very high
Now both the overall market and perp dex market are not good
Not issuing tokens is also a protection for users
It's just tough for those who purely burn fees to trade.

So annoying, the crypto market is so bad, watching the exchange account drop every day
Opening Twitter and having to see all kinds of thin-skin theory, flood theory, and impotence wealth freedom
The most annoying thing is having to grit my teeth and think that these kinds of people can bring incremental growth to the crypto world
A few days ago, I bought $AGPU. I just saw that AGPU officially announced a partnership with the Nasdaq-listed company Penguin. Before this, it was listed on Binance's bstocks. Actually, I had been paying attention earlier, but it was inconvenient to buy before it was listed on Binance. After it was listed, I still hesitated for a while, actually waiting for a better entry point. Since I didn't get that, I just bought it directly, so now I'm stuck.
I want to recharge my faith with two reasons why it's worth holding.
First, the company changed its business in 2025 to AI infrastructure/GPU computing power services, which aligns with current trends.
Second, the market cap is very low. Although a low market cap alone isn't a reason to buy a stock, this is not just about a low market cap; after the transformation, it already has 3.4 billion in contract orders. However, these contracts represent revenue to be delivered and recognized over many years. Today's official announcement of cooperation with $PENG can increase the certainty of turning these orders into revenue, because AGPU is responsible for where the orders come from, while $PENG is responsible for subsequent delivery and operations. Being able to convert orders into revenue together in the future is very strong.

