Just received the wedding invitation from my good buddy from college.
There is something very awkward.
The bride is my high school girlfriend.
But my brother and I
The relationship was indeed good during university.
It's just that we haven't been in touch much in recent years.
I haven't replied to him yet.
Brothers, give me an idea.
Should I go or not!

Recently, the Sol chain has really lost its momentum; the passion to jump in at the sight of something is completely gone. It's not that there are no hot topics, but rather that the pace is too fast and the quality is too poor. Today we just finished discussing the narrative, tomorrow we switch images, and the day after, even the team stops communicating properly.
In fact, a lot of funds are still on the Solana chain, but they have turned into arbitrage positions, and no one believes the narratives anymore. Old projects have gone to zero, new projects don't last more than three days, and retai

I still remember the time when I and my fren rushed to buy a coin, and as soon as the project party opened the market, they crazily suppressed the price to control the market trend, thinking of collecting some cheap chips.
The results dragged on for too long, and no one outside had any confidence; the coin price was also stagnant. At that time, we small retail investors didn't dare to enter either, and later when the project party manipulated the market trend, no one followed the orders.
Ultimately, in the coin circle, as long as it is a coin that no one is making money from, it is destined fo

If Powell really resigns, I will go all in immediately, but unfortunately it's just a rumor.
Navarro called him a political animal 🤣, saying that even the bond market doesn’t trust him anymore. This Federal Reserve is really hard to understand.

When it rises, think: I should have gone ALL IN earlier.
Blame myself for the drop: Why haven't I escaped yet?
The peaks and troughs of each market wave are extreme tests of one's mindset.
In the end, we did not lose to the market, but to our own greed and hesitation.

A fren's uncle started researching Bitcoin 10 years ago, and at that time the wallet was already signed up. Back then, Bitcoin was around $0.2 each, and he only had 600 bucks for living expenses each month. He thought the price of Bitcoin was too expensive, so he didn't buy a single coin.
Until two years ago, whenever I went to see him with my fren, he would always bring it up, his eyes full of regret. In fact, at that time, Bitcoin was still a vague concept for him, and the pressures and uncertainties of life made him miss the opportunity.
This incident also made me realize that many opportun

Later I understood that the real high win rate in playing memes is not about who has good insight, but about being able to open positions oneself. No matter how fast the copy trading is, it cannot be faster than the ones who initiate the market. The ones who make money are always those who are in the initial phase.

A few days ago, I was chatting with an old brother who entered the circle in 2018. He spoke endlessly about various projects, explaining things like L1, L2, and ICO. But when we talked about the recent market trends, I asked him if he had entered a position in a few popular memes, and he shook his head, saying that the pace is too fast now, and he can't keep up.
Instead, a friend of mine who just entered the circle two years ago, knowing nothing, went all in on memes right away and kept profiting round after round. I advised him not to rush too much, and he asked me in return: "You understand