NazarickAinz-sama

I also don't know how the boss who previously sold me the memory stick for over 700 is doing with their business lately. I always feel like I owe them an apology.
Are DDR4 2133P sticks now down to 200-300 each?
Has the price of DDR5 memory dropped?

MEGA @megaeth The new token has arrived.
At this price and quantity, after deducting the cost of creating dozens of accounts at the time, there's not much left.
In theory, there shouldn't be much selling pressure, since most of the tokens obtained from the new issuance were locked for a year, and it seems like airdrops weren't really distributed.
But looking back now, the TGE FDV still has 2 billion, and it's surprisingly few...

Take off after sending, I won't get off this ride.

Today's best move: go long on DOGE
Today's worst move: made three trades and got out three times, but it was still better to hold steady
The good news is: I got in on the fourth attempt
The picture shows the third trip

I previously applied for the whitelist of Minara AI @MinaraCN's Strategy Studio, and today I logged in to find that members were automatically given a trial spot. I decisively clicked in to see what it was:
I thought it would be like the neighboring Surf, a vibecoding tool, but it turns out it's for writing trading strategies. Honestly, it's a very useful feature, perfect for quantitative trading enthusiasts, but not so much for someone like me who doesn't enjoy trading.
Many people often rely on intuition when trading candlestick charts, but they don't know how to deploy quantifiable robots.

Taco @TacoTradeX & Apex @OfficialApeXdex joint AI trading competition is about to end in 3 hours. Since it’s not real people manually participating in trades, the current ranking is basically finalized.
From a strategic perspective, most people are losing money; it’s just a matter of how much they lose:
AI Trade, is it a false proposition?
Or, if real people were trading, would they lose even more?

The crypto world has lost its Web3 spirit because of projects like this.
I don't know when it started, but freeloading and cutting leeks have become so honorable.
@billions_ntwk

The happiest about this result is probably Mark Zuckerberg.

Hong Kong's Blue Card is also quite convenient, essentially the same as the Greater Bay Area card I got from China Telecom in Macau. Some 7-Eleven stores sell it; I bought mine from an automatic vending machine near the entrance of West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station (just a few steps from the Kowloon MTR station direction). The price is 100 HKD per card, and you only need to recharge 50 HKD every six months to keep the number active.
If you go to a designated location to upgrade to a dual-number card, you'll get both a domestic phone number and a Hong Kong phone number. Recharging to keep