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BTC

$63,217.21

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NIGHT

No.77

$0.05715

-2.12%

≈$0.06

Market Cap

$1.37B

Cir. Cap

$949.2M

Cir. Supply

16.61B

Cir. Rate

69.1975%

Total Supply

24B

Max Supply

24B

24h Volume

$202.61M

24h Vol (BTC)

11.63M

24h Turnover

0.01224815%

Market Share

0.03%

Performance

Low

0.06

Range

+0.07%

High

0.06

Listing

$0.12

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$1.81

-96.84%

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$0.02302

+148.26%

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Niner 🍡 Jiu'er

1h ago

Last night, out of boredom, I asked an AI: How can I earn 50 million? AI 1: Tell me to accumulate assets first, then do asset allocation and leverage. AI 2: Tell me to research low-altitude economics and embodied intelligence, and allocate assets to gold. AI 3: Stay away from cryptocurrencies and enter the stock market.

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Niner 🍡 Jiu'er

5h ago

In a bear market, emotions are quite fragile for all parties involved, as evidenced by last night's brief derailment of USD1. Eric deleted a tweet, which was immediately amplified by the media, causing widespread panic selling. Unfortunately, I saw the information a bit late; the price had already recovered considerably by then. However, seeing it at 997, I still exchanged some shares and posted about it on the channel. Now it's back to 999, so I can gloat a bit. Many people quickly provided information that USD1 isn't exactly stable, so there's no need to worry too much. But there's still an information gap in this market. Many people can't find this information, and there's no one to reassure them. I just saw many people selling at the low point. At times like this, engaging with AI (the market's intelligence network) can be beneficial.

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8h ago

GM #4BALL Ready to launch on ALPHA anytime! Continuous development, joyful development! Tencent Meetings during the day, Binance Square at night! 0xd6423f99863e13b0a3fa00b5e1e5597792f74f8c

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Boxing Kingdom

15h ago

I predict Christian Quinones will win UFC Fight Night 🫡

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San Francisco is not Paris

17h ago

Brothers, I'm heartbroken. These past two days, my heart has felt like it's been weighed down by a huge rock. The heartache started yesterday. Partly it's the market, which goes without saying. And partly it's my wife. She said the other day she was going to a class reunion. The amazing thing is, not a high school reunion, not a college reunion, but... well, an elementary school reunion! Why not a college reunion? Why not a high school reunion? Because my wife only graduated from junior high! Then I asked her how many people were going. She said 10 guys and 2 girls (including her, the two girls). Sigh. I think about all these years, she's been staying home with the kids, doing housework, basically isolated from the world. She has no entertainment at all. My wife was born in 1990, four years younger than me, but since our third child was born, her hair has turned completely white, she doesn't sleep well, and she looks so much older. It breaks my heart. I'm a typical straight man; those "I love you" kinds of words, even when I'm just trying to comfort her... I care about these things, but I can't bring myself to say it. She often complains that I don't care about her, etc. But our relationship has always been very stable and good. I'm a typical Eastern chauvinist, right? But honestly, I've known her since she was 16. All along, I've definitely loved her and this family. I don't have many friends outside of school; Chaozi is my closest friend, and I have two others I don't interact with much—you can count them on one hand. I truly put my family first. Although I didn't want her to go, I thought, let's just consider it a relaxing experience for her. Many of her elementary school classmates are from her village, but I don't know any of them. Then yesterday she went, saying she'd eat around 5 pm. My mother-in-law came to take care of the child, and I stayed at the company alone until after 8 pm before calling her. She was still eating. Later, around 8 pm I went home... and then... I didn't call her again. Mainly, I thought this was a chance for her to relax after all these years, so I didn't want to bother her. Then I didn't call her again. Later, my mother-in-law called her twice, but we were still eating. Then my youngest child fell asleep, and my mother-in-law left. It was already 11 pm. Just a few minutes after my mother-in-law left, my youngest child suddenly woke up. But she was quite obedient and didn't cry. I held her for a while and she fell asleep again. Around 11 pm, holding my youngest child, I started to feel sad. Then I didn't call her again, thinking I'd call her at midnight. I only called her once around 8 pm, said a few words, and didn't show any displeasure. Because these things aren't about commands or nagging; it's all about self-discipline. She didn't come back until about 11:30 pm. I don't know if my mother-in-law went to find her or if she came back on her own. She came back. I didn't ask. When she came back, she reeked of alcohol. Seeing me laughing, she said she was drunk and then tried to kiss me and do something. I didn't show any anger. Actually, I wasn't so much angry, just really sad and upset. I told her to go to sleep. Later, she came to my room again (we've always lived separately, for over 10 years now. After having children, we moved to separate rooms, and I'm used to it). She asked why I wasn't asleep. I told her to go to sleep. She was probably drunk and sleepy too, so she went back to her room to sleep. This morning, I usually get up around 10:30 or 11:00. This morning, I got up at 9:30, washed my face and hair, and came to the company. I didn't talk to her. And I've been feeling this upset all day. We haven't contacted each other since. She hasn't contacted me, and I haven't contacted her. What makes me upset is that, firstly, I don't object to class reunions, but what's the point of having elementary school classmates? I really didn't want her to go. But then again, she only graduated from junior high school. She doesn't have any college classmates. Her elementary school classmates are probably from the same village, so I can barely understand that. And although I was unhappy from beginning to end, I didn't object. There were 10 men and 2 women—that sounds ridiculous. The most important point, and actually the one that hurts me the most, is that if she came back at 10:30, I wouldn't be sad or upset. She didn't come back until 11:30, and my mother-in-law had to call her twice. Then, at 11:00, my mother-in-law left. I don't know if she came back because my mother-in-law went to look for her. This time really hurts me. Even after years of taking care of the children, she needs a break now and then. Coming back at 11:30 is just too much. Of course, I didn't call her in between, but I definitely... I tend to overthink. In today's world and society, it's incredibly difficult for two people to remain committed and grow old together. My wife is a devoted wife and mother, staying home to care for the children. If she were working, with so many men in society—superiors, colleagues, company gatherings, and all sorts of other things—I'd be even more worried. This situation is particularly distressing for me. While I haven't always been consistent, both before and after marriage, and I've had my share of misbehavior—I've said it before—I used to be extremely promiscuous. But to be fair, despite this, I'm a very responsible man, and I'm basically a reformed prodigal son. I haven't been with another woman for over a year now. That's all I wanted to say. (This may sound unbelievable, but it's the truth, I have to say it.)To be honest, Back to my wife, she went to this class reunion and didn't get back until 11:30 PM. It really bothered me. While it's not exactly betrayal or anything like that, the fact is, I genuinely didn't know what happened in between, and I couldn't help but overthink. That's what's making me upset. Even though I trust her, those thoughts still make me uncomfortable. I feel like she doesn't really value or care about this family, the children, or me that much. If she valued this family and my feelings, she would have refrained from attending the reunion. Even if she did go, I told her the latest she'd be back was 10:30 PM, and I wouldn't have felt upset or objected, since I didn't object to her. I was thinking of her... I ate dinner around 5 PM. She should be back around 8:30 or 9:30 PM. But she didn't get back until 11:30 PM. I'm really upset. Before, no matter how much debt or online loans I took out, no matter how much money I lost, I never felt this bad. I always thought my family was at least happy. But today, I'm really upset. Okay, I'll stop rambling here. People say you shouldn't wash your dirty linen in public. But this X is pretty good. I never care about these things. I just treat it as a place to vent. I hope you guys don't laugh at me. I'm just saying these things to make you laugh. I think it makes me feel a little better. Being a man is really tough. Being a 40-year-old man is even tougher. Being a 40-year-old man trading cryptocurrency is even tougher. Being a 40-year-old man trading cryptocurrency when it's constantly falling and there's no hope is even tougher.

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Crypto Thanos

17h ago

The Iranian Chip Espionage Case: What They Stole and Why It Was So Important Those Involved: Samani Gandali (41 years old) – Former Google engineer, U.S. citizen Sollul Gandali (32 years old) – Her sister, also a former Google employee, on a student visa, previously worked at Intel Mohammad Javad Hoslawi (40 years old) – Samani's husband, former Iranian soldier, previously worked at Qualcomm The three were arrested in San Jose on February 19, 2026. What They Actually Stole: From Google: Google Tensor Processors Confidential – The Custom Chip Powering the Pixel Phone Complete Hardware Security Architecture and Design Specifications Encryption Implementation – How Google Protects Data at the Chip Level Machine Learning Accelerator Design The theft began in June 2022 when Solul was arrested for downloading files to a USB drive. From Qualcomm: Complete Snapdragon SoC Architecture – This issue exists in almost all high-end Android phones. Hardware Security Specifications – Built-in Encryption Engine on the Chip More than 24 photos of proprietary screen data taken the night before a flight to Iran. Why this is significant: 1. National Security Disaster Iran may now possess: How to crack Pixel phones at the hardware level Security vulnerabilities in Snapdragon processors Methods to bypass government/military communication encryption How to manufacture competing chips without incurring R&D costs 2. Economic Warfare Qualcomm has invested billions of dollars in developing Snapdragon processors Google has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in Tensor processors Iran could obtain Snapdragon processors for free, to manufacture imitations or sell to China/Russia/North Korea 3. Global Impact Most Android phones use Snapdragon processors—affecting billions of devices: Intercepting communications of world leaders Infiltrating government security systems Disrupting military operations Monitoring dissidents, activists, and journalists 4. Iranian Chip Independence These designs have helped them under severe sanctions: Establishing domestic semiconductor manufacturing capabilities Powering drone/missile projects with modern processors Developing cyber warfare tools Completely bypassing technology embargoes The Complexity of the Operation: Phase One - Data Theft: Creating private communication channels (possibly Telegram) Transmitting 300 Multiple documents, including complete trade secrets Phase Two - Cover-up (August 2023): Samane signed a false affidavit after being arrested by Google. Researched how to permanently delete communication records and evade forensics. Deleted documents to destroy evidence. Phase Three - Turn to Simulation (October to December 2023): Began taking photos of the screen with a mobile phone. Took hundreds of photos of classified data. This bypassed all digital surveillance. Phase Four - Trip to Iran (December 2023): The night before departure: Took 24 classified photos of the Snapdragon. During the trip to Iran: Accessed all stolen photos. The data had clearly been transferred to Iranian entities. "Damn!" Moment: Khosrawi had served in the Iranian military. This was likely a state-sponsored intelligence operation utilizing undercover agents embedded in Silicon Valley. Potential penalties: Each charge of trade secret espionage carries a 10-year prison sentence, and obstruction of justice carries a 20-year prison sentence. If convicted on all charges, the total sentence could exceed 50 years. Fines amounting to millions of dollars. These three individuals were apprehended after committing crimes for many years. How many others are still active?

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KK.aWSB

21h ago

On Broadway in New York City, there's a famous restaurant called Lindy's. Every evening after a performance, the theater actors would come here for a late-night snack. They'd eat cheesecake while discussing the business of various theaters. Over time, they discovered a remarkably counterintuitive pattern. If a Broadway production has been running for 100 consecutive days, it's highly likely it will run for another 100 days. If it's been running for 10 years, like *The Phantom of the Opera*, it's highly likely it will run for another 10 years. For aging organisms, the longer they live, the closer they are to death. But for a good book, a technology, or a business model, the longer they exist in the world, the longer their future lifespan is expected. 🖊️This is the famous "Lindy Effect" in economics. Time is the cruelest yet fairest quality inspector in the world. Those fragile, hyped-up pseudo-demands will quickly disappear over time. But those things that have survived countless crises, crashes, and wars, prove their true "antifragility." In the financial markets, countless new concepts and terms are born every day. People always frantically chase after new things that "seem to change the world." But what truly transcends bull and bear markets are often the long-established "antiques." Gold, Coca-Cola, human greed and fear. As Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said: "Don't ask what will change in the next ten years." "Ask what won't change in the next ten years." Bet your largest stake on things that have stood the test of time.

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Niner 🍡 Jiu'er

02-23 15:26

The AI hype is so strong, most people don't know what to do with it, but last night a foreigner used it very well. He directly sent his address to the AI to beg for money, and the AI actually sent him 50% of his cryptocurrency. As a result, the price immediately plummeted by 50%, and now it has not only recovered but also reached a new high. I don't know if this was scripted. If not, then retail investors can try begging from AI. If so, then all the AIs in the crypto world might be controlled by humans.

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Nancy

02-23 14:30

Last night I went to the SOL (Social Investment Platform) to practice, spending the whole night on it. I thought I was lucky, because I ran into a former MEW (Medium-term Investment Platform) co-founder who was genuine, but his platform collapsed 😤 Results: I participated in six platforms, all of SOL collapsed, and only BSC is still recovering. Let's see if I can get my principal back today. Conclusion: SOL is terrifying.

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Hash expert

02-23 12:26

Bitcoin plunged below $65,000 Sunday night. 🚩 Within one hour, $360 million worth of long positions were liquidated. (There may be more undetected trades.) A series of macroeconomic shocks battered an already fragile market. Here are the specifics: - Massive violence swept the country after Mexican drug lord El Mencho was killed in a military raid. - Donald Trump raised import tariffs from 10% to 15%. - The number of homes for sale in the US fell to a record low last month since tracking began in 2001. - A rapidly rising yen forced funds to deleverage. - US Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows for the fifth consecutive week. Despite this, Rachael Lucas (@Rachael_M_Lucas) of BTC Markets stated that the “timing” for market recovery has emerged, awaiting only the dissipation of macroeconomic uncertainty.

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