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Yesterday, everyone just criticized the X product manager NikitaBier, so on January 11th he announced that they are developing the SmartCashtags feature. This feature was interpreted by the crypto community as X building infrastructure for crypto trading/assets display, with many shouting "X Exchange is coming." In fact, it allows users to use precise asset tags when posting; currently, it functions more as an enhanced market display + social trading signal aggregation, rather than directly enabling you to place buy or sell orders on X. However, X's trading feature will definitely come, and it

Yesterday, everyone just criticized X product lead Nikita Bier, so on January 11th he announced that they are developing the Smart Cashtags feature. This feature was interpreted by the crypto community as X building infrastructure for crypto trading/assets display, with many shouting "X Exchange is coming." In fact, it allows users to use precise asset tags when posting; currently, it functions more as an enhanced market display + social trading signal aggregation, rather than allowing you to place buy/sell orders directly within X. However, X's trading feature will definitely come, and it wil

Are there three realms of human behavior? The first is doing things you dislike for the sake of life. The second is only doing what you enjoy to live better. The third is being able to handle all kinds of new things without distinguishing between liking and disliking. So we see that true strong people are actually selfless; they no longer have personal subjective feelings, they have no biases, and they no longer differentiate between likes and dislikes towards things. They can calmly handle all kinds of tasks. Because they have achieved selflessness, they won't conflict with the outside world.

If everyone has to like you, what kind of person do you have to pretend to be?
If everyone has to care about you, what kind of person do you have to become exhausted?
If everyone can understand you, what kind of person do you have to be?
If you can accept everyone, what kind of cowardice do you have to show?
If you can like everyone, what kind of hypocrisy do you have to display?
If you can fulfill everyone, what kind of grievance do you have to endure?
If you are doing everything, what kind of boredom do you have to suffer?
If you have to do everything, what kind of panic do you have to feel?

Ordinary people don't need to make friends. The social relationships of ordinary people are as worthless as shit, and it's really just a waste of time. If you haven't understood this truth by the age of 40, it only shows that you're still immature and very likely to get stuck in a dead end. Before 30, you might run far just because of a call from your shady friends, or go out drinking and bragging together. But once you pass 30, if you still frequently shuttle between various drinking and eating friends' gatherings, it's either childish or idiotic. People don't only need to save and spend wise

Anyone who makes things complicated. That person is either stupid or malicious.

Truly smart people don't always compete; they hide instead—hide from trouble, from others, from conflicts. Hiding isn't out of fear, but because it's precious. Time is precious, energy is precious. Knowing how to hide is the true sign of intelligence.

Who bears the consequences, makes the decisions. Never put yourself in a disadvantageous position just because of someone else's urging, incitement, provocation, jokes, or moral coercion, because no one will take the risk for you.

Indeed, those who earn enough for transportation can ultimately take a ride, but I fear that by then, they will have already lost the vitality and desire for travel, using the most beautiful stages of life to make money so that they can enjoy a questionable freedom during the least valuable phases of life. Even more sadly, we are willing to exhaust ourselves to the point of illness just to save a little money for health expenses. In the end, what we gain from our best years might just be a more exhausted, hesitant, and needful remaining life. Life is actually very short; not everyone can live

The child said to their mother: Mom, if I don't strive now, I just want to sit by the window and have a cup of coffee. Would you be angry? Would you think that I haven't inherited your fighting spirit? Would you think that I am untalented and useless? The child's mother smiled and said: Thank you, my child, because of you, our happiness today makes all our struggles and sacrifices worthwhile. That is the purpose of our efforts. Our struggle is not to make my child continue to suffer; we allow anyone to live in any way they choose.

The most dangerous man in your life is the man who heals alone. I'm not talking about violence, anger, or chaos. I'm talking about a man who has been completely shattered by life and then reassembled piece by piece with his own hands. He has faced the truths that most people spend their lives avoiding. He has torn off all filters, illusions, and social lies used to protect the weak, seeing the world in its raw nakedness.
He fell hard to the bottom, so hard that he couldn't recognize himself, yet he found the strength to stand up again. He discovered a cruel but real truth: When everything coll

The hardest thing in this world is to stay true to oneself, not to ruin one's main purpose for any reason.

As a child, I thought "hanging out with the rich" was a derogatory term. Only when I grew up did I realize that it actually reflects comprehensive strength. Not everyone can hang out with the wealthy; those who can are either incredibly talented or blessed with great luck, without exception.

One day, I got lost and sent messages to three people. The first person replied, "Stay safe." The second person asked, "Do you need me to pick you up?" I suddenly felt much warmer. But I didn't receive any reply from the third person for a long time. Just when I was most disappointed and hopeless, I received his message, which was only a few words: Turn around, I am right behind you. So, don't listen to what others say; no matter how perfect their words are, actions speak louder. Whether it's family or friends, we should cherish those around us who keep their promises to you, rather than those

Ability must far surpass stance to avoid doing evil. Sufficient cognitive ability to see the complexity of issues, rather than black and white. Have self-control and reflection skills, not be swayed by emotions, hatred, or group pressure. Possess problem-solving skills, without relying on violence, extreme measures, or moral coercion. Have empathy and imagination to understand “why the other party behaves that way,” not just “the other party is wrong.” Stance determines where you want to go, while ability determines whether you will crush others along the way.

Why is it important to consider the family of your marriage partner? Because love is romantic and fleeting, while maintaining a long-term stable marriage is inherently very difficult. Love can rely on feelings, but marriage involves facing issues like childbirth, finances, caring for elderly parents, children’s education, long-term conflicts, and stress management—at least 90% of these problems are not solved by romance but by the family management skills that a person has been trained in from childhood. Therefore, choosing a marriage partner involves looking at their family, parents, clan, co

Freedom is the independence of the soul, a steadfastness and composure that does not depend on anyone. Awakening personal freedom and wisdom, any authority becomes an obstacle. The true self, over-reliance on external factors can distort, turning the mind into a psychological beggar. If you understand yourself, live according to your nature, and do not deliberately seek change, you will迎来 a brand new transformation.

Before great luck, you must pass the emotional hurdle. That is to say, only after truly experiencing a karmic relationship do you have the chance to awaken. So we say, if the heart is not dead, the way will not be born. Moreover, this karmic relationship comes uninvited; you will unknowingly fall into an emotional entanglement and get caught up in it. Even if you know it's unsuitable, has no outcome, and is very painful, you will still find yourself entangled with the other person. However, when your major luck is about to begin, the other party will automatically leave the scene. You won't ev

Market fluctuations are like a "dice," shaking out those who can't wait patiently, leaving behind those who stick to their principles and pick up the gold. Don't treat "breaking even" as the goal; that's an obsession of those who are trapped. True traders only focus on "whether this trade complies with the rules."