lately i’ve been repeating the miseducation of lauryn hill and i get why she only released that album
listening to it and i can still hear how many other artists sampled her songs on the album, forever eating off that
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說句實在話：如果黃仁勳最後被政治風暴拉下台，那不是輝達的損失，而是美國國運到頭的訊號。
一個移民之子，從丹尼餐廳的一張桌子起家，三十年把一家顯卡公司做成整個 AI 時代的地基。
這種人是美國夢最好的廣告，也是美國在科技競賽裡最難被複製的資產。美國的對手不必研發出更好的晶片，只要看著美國自己把最會做晶片的人推下台就夠了。
一個國家強盛的時候，會把人才捧在手上；開始衰落的時候，才會把人才當成政治祭品。
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forever the goat.
brilliant proof of entrepreneurship.
This Jensen Huang thing is so ugly. Guy takes a company from zero to absolute pinnacle, through blood, sweat, and tears, a pure founder’s founder, great products, makes so many people rich beyond their imaginations, champions open free local AI, and then the incumbent modern managerial safetyist human instrumentality establishment collectively decides they want to rip it all away from him because they think they can “do better”.
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There are many factors and charts you can use to read the market, but these are the 2 I lean on most and have the most experience with:
1) Reaction to news and updates. The past few days gave us a test of both macro and micro news.
Macro: The 401k inclusion news landed with almost no reaction, followed by a further sell-off.
Micro: Project-specific news, from exclusive crypto x TradFi partnerships to major burns and project updates, all produced lackluster price action. It's the usual pattern of bots entering and exiting within a minute, with very few manual traders willing to take risk and follow in. You can see it on the charts.
2) Comparison to other markets. Nasdaq closed up over 3% and oil dropped 6%, yet BTC finished flat? We're capped to the upside but we happily eat bad news and move lower.
Buying dips and martingaling has never worked for me. I'll be quick to adjust and flip when needed. Things can change very quickly so don't get too doomer, be on standby and ready to shove once that happens.
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This month, looking at the overall on-chain environment, I genuinely don’t think daily trading is where my edge lies. I need to position myself outside the bubble, observing the PvP and all the brouhaha without feeling compelled to participate in everything.
There are pockets of opportunity where even a $500–$1k bid can generate meaningful returns. A 2–3x on those buys is more than solid, provided you have the discipline to take your profits and not turn a good trade into another gambling session.
Take $FLOAT, for instance. I personally saw the $600k and $3m shills from good people I follow. But once again, the shackles of wanting to buy a $3k–$50k coin made me overlook the initial $600k opportunity. By the time the $3m call came around, I had cold feet.
The coin eventually ran to $14m. A $1k entry at $3m would have been worth roughly $4.7k at the peak. That’s a solid return, and honestly, a much better use of capital than constantly fighting for scraps in the low-cap trenches in the current environment.
So, the play is simple: step back, stay observant, keep my eyes peeled for high-conviction opportunities, and stop forcing trades just for the sake of being active.
I have to trust my process, exercise discipline, and remember that I operate from a place of victory through God.
