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Plus is the new free, and we all have to accept that.
🚨 OpenAI "o" is in chatgpt.com's code now
translator note : "Lowercase o is the assistant's product name."
> all 3 Pro tiers get it , even the $100 one
> 63 languages
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你的推特首页:
1.xxxx, 早在 xxx 我的群就发了, 吃了一波卖飞了
2.xx 哥xx 姐喊的 xxxx 现在已经 xxxxx 了, 真的厉害, xx 哥xx 姐好像还是 00 后, 感谢 xx 哥 xx 姐带我吃肉
3.xxxx 我看懂了, 再发一下, 叙事是xxxx, 第一个 xxxx
4.所有抹黑 xx 的都是 xxxx, 不会 xxxx, 只会 xxxx, 羡慕 xxxx, 眼红 xxxx, xx 才是真正的 xxxx
5.xxxx U 卡可以 xxxx 了, 我给大家争取(注意一定是争取)到了邀请码, 走我邀请码可以 xxxx
6.大饼别再跌了可以吗, 配图是和加密毫无关系的自拍擦边, 评论区是龟男喊妈妈
7.抖音文案 + #web3 标签, 配图是和加密毫无关系的自拍擦边, 评论区是龟男喊妈妈
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The Chinese government floods X search results with porn whenever there is political unrest—to prevent their citizens from finding out real-time information.
This has been a difficult problem to solve but we are aware & working on it.
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Video popped up on my feed:
“You’re not profitable because of what you do outside of trading.”
Lads, the psychology slop genre has gone too far.
I can put a Buddhist monk in front of a terminal - he’s generally not gonna make any money.
You need some sort of edge, strategy that’s +EV, or even a broad idea of a market effect that you’re trying to monetise.
There has to be a sensible foundation for the actual trades you take, and then ‘psychology’ can help with reducing unforced errors.
Most of the trading psychology stuff is cope; it allows you to focus on breathing exercises instead of confronting that your clicking is completely random.
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The most useless yet somehow popular tweet on X:
If you bought XYZ with XYZ amount and held XYZ time you'd be up XYZ amount
About as useful as telling everyone what the winning lottery numbers are after it's announced
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One of the most underrated success factors is the ability to detach from your family.
People in their 20s who still constantly need validation from their parents tend to achieve less.
I remember during the 2018 bear market when crypto went to goblin town, my mom told my brother: “it was too good to be true.”
No bad intent here but deep down, I think she was relieved it was over so we could go back to a normal safe life.
As an individual, you have to emancipate yourself from your parents’ judgment.
I'm not saying ignore them or be ungrateful.
But your family is one of the biggest barriers to taking risks.
If you’re in your 20s and can’t make decisions without their approval, something is off.
Financial success is doable when you realize people around you can have the best intentions and still give the worst advice.
If you don’t assert your identity early, you’ll just end up doing what everyone else does.