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Robinhood has been super hot lately!
It feels like everyone is making money—congratulations to the brothers who have made money; it’s like I didn’t really take part.
In a bear market, no matter what, you still have to stay calm. The scariest thing is seeing meme hype get hot—because every time that happens, it usually means the market is about to crash. Is this time different?🫣

The issue of theft in the crypto industry has always been a muddled mess—there’s no way to find the real answer.
Exchanges will absolutely never admit they have a problem; if they did, they might as well not be in business.
Users will also never admit they have a problem—whether they want to “get their money back” or they want to “black” (steal) for themselves, they’ll definitely stick to the story.
At most, no one will be talking about it after 7 days—I've seen this happen more than 100 times.
China’s crypto survival rules: trust only yourself + don’t be greedy for small cheap gains +

Open USD @openstandard was launched, and it saw a sharp drop. If the industry develops well in the future, it will be able to accommodate more companies.
But right now it’s in the early stage of the “kill $CRCL ” narrative (the model where the issuer earns the spread), and catching a falling knife is still relatively dangerous.
The current safest order of entry is: $CRCL > $BTC > $COIN > $CRCL
Personal view—DYOR.

At the moment, my sense of Bitcoin’s status is: bitcoin:native
On the price side: there doesn’t seem to be any major bearish catalyst, so it’s difficult to see new lows. This is where you should plan your approach and be ready with “bearish news” bullets.
On the timing side: at least wait until October before making any major decision.