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Today I was thinking about whether to chase the high on Circle. Looking back at the history:
Example 1: Amazon 2000-2001 (the most classic case)
Amazon's stock price fell from a peak of $106 in December 1999 to $6 in October 2001, a decline of -94%. During the same period, its revenue continued to grow: $1.64B in 1999 → $2.76B in 2000 → $3.12B in 2001, increasing every year. Losses were also narrowing.

Is anyone else going long? Shivering in fear... Is there anyone else who wants to go long? Trembling with fear...

Talking with friends about the AI bubble and SoftBank's ending, I actually think there's no need to be too pessimistic. OpenAI, as a super app that reached 1 billion users even faster, when it comes to critical moments, cutting expenses to turn a profit isn't really difficult, and it probably won't fall easily.
Looking at investment through this lens, the logic is quite similar to playing Texas Hold'em poker. For players like Masayoshi Son, winning or losing in the middle isn't even the most important thing; the core ability is actually "continuous buying" — as long as you can keep raising fun

MSTR has fallen less than IBIT, feeling that the market is about to bottom.

Bloodbath begins

AI and Crypto are staging two epic "Great Reconstructions."
AI = Reconstructing Silicon Valley. The old software and internet industry chains are being shattered, and the future will be dominated by a few large model companies. The "hundred flowers blooming" at the application layer will give way to the "absolute core" at the base.
Crypto = Reconstructing Wall Street. Assets are redefined, access is completely leveled, and globalization accelerates. Core asset list: $BTC, public chains, stablecoins, CEX/DEX.
This is not just a technological wave, but a structural transfer of power. And we have

Interesting
Profitability as a buyback mechanism, with 11m in the vault as the buyback basis; normally, in DeFi, this scale is about 70-150m in market value. Now this coin is at 40m.
The odds seem pretty good.

Congratulations to the Large Investors of $trump coin, the new team is indeed extraordinary.

Students who don't need to turn the tables have also gone all in $Cheems

Education is a pure result of internal competition within a predetermined environment.
The first batch of cryptocurrencies is an outlier outside of the rules; those who follow the rules should not have entered the crypto space early. As the industry matures, a fringe industry will gradually become a mainstream, competitive industry. There are not many things that remain unchanged.
I have always compared it to the internet. The first batch of entrepreneurs includes Jack Ma from Hangzhou Normal University and Pony Ma from Shenzhen University. The second batch of entrepreneurs includes Zhang Yimi