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A major part of the so-called ethical controversy over the CLARITY bill is that Democrats list the "presidential family stablecoin" as their number one reason for opposing it.
It’s almost impossible for USD1 to compete with USDC. Whether it’s partisan politics or institutions, it’s also unlikely they would tie a trillion-dollar asset to a politically stablecoin.

Pop Mart’s same-store sales in June fell 16% year over year, and overall sales turned negative year over year in the second quarter. Slowing in-store demand, the fading of scarcity-driven effects, a lukewarm response to new product lines—all made it difficult to boost sales.

Liang Wenfeng said that Huawei’s chips will be able to replace Nvidia in a year.
So did Nvidia’s stock price crash? And then did the AI bubble burst again?
In the end, did those who still held cash buy the dip and make money that they could spend for eight lifetimes?

Liang Wenfeng: The AI gap between China and the U.S. is only one year, but China has used just one twentieth of their computing power. Talent isn’t really lacking—the real difference is the bottleneck.

Anthropic and GPT have always treated themselves as precious and wouldn’t let Chinese people use them.
That’s fine now—Liang Wenfeng says beating them isn’t a big deal.
Be economical and efficient—defeat those who are not economical and not efficient; that’s very logical.

Seeing founders of leading AI companies say that they created their company for AGI—for the future of humanity—and never even thought about going public, or how much money they would make, I suddenly understand why people say that in Silicon Valley: if, when you promote your project, you talk about how much money it can make, nobody will pay attention to your project right away.
People who don’t care about money, don’t like money, and don’t treat making money as a goal might be the ones who can actually change the world.

You have a friend who had something confiscated by the mayor due to alleged embezzlement. He found out that this item was in the mayor’s family basement in the old home.
So he organized a team and went to the mayor’s house to steal the item. Others originally didn’t plan to go, but once they heard there were lots of money in the mayor’s basement, they took it too—since no one would dare to say anything afterward. Anyway, it was stolen money. Everyone’s eyes lit up and they decided to get money.
After they got to the mayor’s house, they discovered the mayor’s secret. The mayor planned to drain

When writing a film review, I’m genuinely surprised: why is it that only Nolan manages to maintain a high standard of over 90%?
Most directors are like they don’t even know they’re making a bad film, and they just release it anyway.
Feng Xiaogang says the audience is trash, but look at Nolan’s great movies—those that people praise and that do well at the box office prove that the audience isn’t trash.

After trading stocks, the sense of fulfillment from constantly scanning the chain every day is gone.
I go to bed and wake up early every day, bored to death—once I buy, there’s nothing left to do.
……

Jin Yong’s novels rarely indulge in lyricism, but the moment he starts writing, everything turns into a masterpiece.
The ending of *The Return of the Condor Heroes*: “At that time, the bright moon was in the sky; a clear breeze blew and stirred the leaves; above the treetops, black crows—ah, ah—cried out. Guo Xiang could no longer restrain herself, and tears spilled out of her eyes.”
It’s quite similar to a line in *Water Margin* that I like. When Wu Song walked at night and passed Wugong Ridge, there was a passage: “When Wu Xingzhe stood at the edge of the ridge to look, he saw the moon r

@ZhangLabs is actually impossible to insert into it at all—you can only come up with a funny absurd idea.