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Chinese is not a selling point; stability, privacy, and speed are the key factors.

The sixth target has been reached; from now on, it depends on whether the trading volume can continue to sustain it.

Just now, I got the itch to buy again, but I paused for ten seconds and asked myself: am I seeing new information, or is my brain just starting to smoke when I see the K-line spike? Honestly, being able to clearly restate "why it's more worthwhile to increase my position now than five minutes ago" counts as having information; if I can't restate it, it's probably just my emotions pushing me to press the button. Actually, recently with memes and celebrities shouting, attention shifts so quickly it's ridiculous. Beginners are most likely to catch the last wave and still think they're "going with

Today, the blockchain was congested again for a while.
That feeling of "waiting in line to enter" in the mempool really feels like rush hour on the subway:
You think clicking send is the end of it, but actually you just got a number, and then it depends on whether the miners/packagers are willing to pay attention to you.
Someone ahead of you pays extra to cut in line, someone cancels and resubmits, and your transaction gets stuck, neither going through nor dropping out.
The longer you wait, the more your patience explodes, and slippage might even give you a little extra punch…
Anyway

Agreed—this round of “Hormuz” is more about narrative plus emotional momentum. The technical side looks overheated, so don’t blindly chase the highs. For those holding positions, set your stop-losses properly and wait for the situation to become clear.

My mindset regarding this wave of memes has been updated: I used to get itchy whenever I saw the group lively, but now I first ask myself, "What do I rely on to win at this?" Basically, there are only two things: liquidity and sentiment. When sentiment drops, all that's left is who can run faster... I’m also afraid that my impatience will kill me.
Recently, funding rates keep swinging to extremes, and the group is arguing whether it's a reversal or just more bubble squeezing. I don’t guess the plot; I just set a stop-loss that’s fixed: before entering, decide on a "loss I can accept," and leav

Banks are willing to connect, which is the true "implementation"; otherwise, no matter how hot the chain is, expansion will be difficult.