Vance: We want to push this forward and make Bitcoin a strategic tool for the U.S. government. We know that China does not like Bitcoin. The Chinese government is explicitly against it. So we should ask ourselves:
Why does our biggest adversary despise Bitcoin so much?
If the Chinese Communist Party is moving away from Bitcoin, then the U.S. should more firmly embrace Bitcoin. That's exactly what we are going to do next.
But this is not just a Vice President speaking to you on stage.
For Bitcoin to truly integrate into national strategy, it must be a two-way dialogue.
This is also why I keep emphasizing: you need to engage in politics. You must continue to provide us with feedback, telling us how Bitcoin can contribute to the long-term strategic development of the United States.$BTC #比特币2025大会
In just over a month, "Binance Alpha" has been like an accelerated urbanization history. New cities must have good enterprises to attract talent, so they provide certain tax policies and land (offering opportunities for traffic and spot and contract trading) to newly introduced projects. These enterprises can give local residents higher incomes (airdrops), which is why many people have come from outside to this city. At first, everyone could work in the factories, but gradually the thresholds became higher, requiring at least a bachelor's degree to start, master's degrees preferred, and PhDs being the best candidates. This is because these individuals are more likely to buy homes in this city (high asset balance) and will be qualified taxpayers in the future (high trading volume). Although the cost of living is increasing, it has also provided some level of security for low-income groups (tail number of points).
From the perspective of urban development, pursuing higher "tax revenue" (trading volume and transaction fee income), optimizing the allocation of "urban resources" (according to point ratios), and attracting "high-end enterprises" (continuously having quality projects) is certainly correct. However, for ordinary people in this city with diminishing marginal returns, if life feels very difficult, it might be worth looking for "new development zones" (new public chains) to see opportunities.
It is said that 99.4% of Buffett's wealth was earned after the age of 50, and 95% of his wealth was earned after the age of 60. This is not just motivational talk; it is not telling you that "you can still achieve great things at an old age."
This actually illustrates the severe impact of inflation. The money he earned when he was young has all been diluted, reduced to nothing. He is 94 years old this year, having earned 95% of his money in the last 34 years, while he earned only 5% in the previous 60 years. This aligns with the same order of magnitude as the depreciation of the dollar over the past nearly 30 years (which is even somewhat better than the situation with the Chinese yuan).
"Trump first raises tariffs inexplicably, then negotiates to lower them a bit. The people of China and the U.S. are all delighted. Is this just to make it easier for Trump and his friends to manipulate the market? This is not the art of negotiation; this is the art of insider trading."
Master of Micro-Operations just like Chiang Kai-shek of the Republic of China
Why are altcoins not worth holding long-term? Have you ever seen anyone hold a pile of shit for a long time? Holding shit for too long not only makes you stink, but the shit itself will also lose its fertility...
In the cryptocurrency world, there is a type of KOL that is politely referred to as KOL, and less politely as 'stacking code guys', especially those who frequently recruit people for casinos, recommend high leverage contracts, Pi coins, altcoins that go to zero, and CX coins.
1. Illusion, Fantasy of getting rich overnight, crazily chasing altcoins, leveraging alpha, trading contracts, and speculating on new tokens. Achieving the first bucket of gold or going to zero.
2. Domain Realizing the cyclical nature, dancing with the whales, starting long-term investment, buying low and selling high.
3. Ultimate Realm The way is simple; understanding the logic of long-term growth in the industry, holding major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance Coin, etc. Waiting for the rewards of time.
1. In the world of Bitcoin, not retreating means advancing.
2. Looking at the ranking of Bitcoin addresses, there hasn't been much change for many years. The top 100 for ten-thousand coins, the top 2000+ for thousand coins, the top 10000+ for hundred coins...
Among the 560 million cryptocurrency users worldwide, 58% are aged 18-34. Young people in Asia invest an average of three times more than their peers in Europe and America, and 73% of those born after 2000 believe that cryptocurrency can change their destiny more than a university degree!
meme I have two reasons not to buy: No one backing, I won't buy. Without backing, can we really rely on the current retail investors' liquidity to drive up prices? I won't buy if there is backing. If there is backing, what will happen if they directly dump? The backer must make a profit, then whose money am I going to make? #山寨币交易 #交易故事