One of Hong Kong's four major families, the Cheng family, has fallen into a debt crisis, and dozens of casinos in Macau have stopped operating. It seems this depression in the real economy isn't just in the mainland.
As for whether Disneyland in Shanghai will go bankrupt, I don’t know; if you can play, go play. Starbucks (China) has been acquired, which is equivalent to exiting the market. Various economic indicators prove that making money is getting harder for everyone. There’s no easy business in the world, and it has slapped the face of the one with the surname Ma. Wealthy people have long gone overseas.
Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island has become popular. Bitcoin has finally encountered a bit of pressure, a small and almost negligible pullback, proving that after the wide fluctuations, there will definitely be a surge in the second half of the year. As for altcoins, that’s uncertain.
For those who haven't jumped on the train, get on it quickly. Don't be afraid of being trapped; as long as it's mainstream coins. After all, Wall Street's appetite can't be satisfied with just this little profit; the big players must have greater ambitions. The market trend should be quite clear. In fact, many naive investors' patience is nearly worn out, and they are falling into self-doubt.
The trading volume over the weekend might not be large; next week there may be significant fluctuations. I’m looking forward to the hot month of July. The army of unemployed people, for those who haven’t laid flat, there really aren’t any good tracks. There are still opportunities in Web3; although the threshold and difficulty are rising, at least it can still give ordinary people a glimmer of hope. After all, in the crypto world, one day equals a year in reality, and the saying among naive investors is hypnotic and brainwashing.
There are all kinds of CX coins and chains everywhere. Today I actually heard about a Zhang Zhongjing coin, and I couldn't help but laugh. Will the project team next create Li Bai Chain, Du Fu Chain, and Bai Juyi Chain? I can't imagine the chaotic scene in the future where everyone issues stablecoins; how will people distinguish which ones are real and which are fake? It's too exhausting.
This platform has collapsed, that project has gone down, this boss has run away, that coin has gone to zero, and that player has been liquidated; there are really more platforms than balconies, and there are more scammers than investors. You invite new people, and they still want to communicate and make a deal with you. One word: Chinese business is chaotic, really damn chaotic. Competing, it’s a total mess. How many people are doing business in a self-destructive way, losing money while making noise.
This year, there are really many platforms for green points' consumption rebate subsidies; it seems to have formed an industry. In my opinion, it’s because everyone is too poor and unwilling to consume, so money isn’t circulating. Thus, it forces my store (Yunlianhui) model to resurface, occasionally managing to sweep in a hundred billion scale of inter-industry alliances across thousands of cities and stores, with everyone hoping that the money they spend can return.
Some people don’t understand and think I’m doing a lot of things indiscriminately. In fact, I just have a broad perspective and have contacts in all sorts of fields; I just use good tools and software. You learn various practical tips from my diary, which will definitely help you avoid pitfalls in society.
People from Minnan and Chaoshan are the smartest Chinese. Even the locals from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai can’t compare because they were the first to venture overseas. The 60 million overseas Chinese scattered around the world are the wisest, bravest, and most financially capable group because they have seen the outside world, unlike the frogs at the bottom of the well.
How low must the awareness be for someone who still hasn't held cryptocurrency until today? It's like living in two completely different worlds from us who play with blockchain. It's like needing someone to explain what consumption subsidies are; how clueless can you be? Spending the money you were supposed to spend and earning the money you weren't supposed to earn.
What Olympus Dao, what splitting, what goat milk powder, what cashback on my store purchases, what staking and mining, what cross-border e-commerce, what scroll zero-sum, what joint market manipulation, what mutual help in grabbing orders, what liquidation compensation... Damn, the traps designed by the scammers are more elaborate than the last. I don’t understand any of the above because we in the cosmic divine realm and the demons and monsters can't coexist.
I’m honestly running a licensed enterprise in the blueberry industry. Please don’t come to fool me into exchanging my Bitcoin for your air coins. My IQ may not be high, but the losses I've suffered could easily buy me several houses. Fortunately, I’ve never taken out loans to buy a concrete cage that has turned into a financial institution's cage. It's a pity that even renting a shared electric bike still has to be sucked dry by the three national capitals (Little Teng Green, Little Bao Blue, Little Tuan Yellow). Cattle and horses work hard and are worse off than zombies.
AI quantitative robots are the only ones that have mastered the arbitrage technology for capital. Even without recovering the initial investment, it's already the lowest risk. Why are you still hesitating? No wonder you are poor; I've been in this field for four years, and you still don’t even know what an API interface is. Isn’t that too outdated? AI artificial intelligence, this is your closest opportunity to money! If you still want to change your fate in the future, I believe the chances are slim. Because time flies, I only care about my fans...
