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Goal 1 completed ✅, but don't get too carried away. Set your take profit and stop loss, and just take what you should.

Lately I've been looking at whether PFP/membership is truly long-term value or just short-term attention... To put it simply, the price is like a volatility ECG, spiking when excited, then lying flat when cooled down. Those who can survive long-term might not be because their avatars look cool, but because members can actually continue to provide "useful" things: activities, resources, services, or even governance where your votes really count.
In the community these days, there's a heated debate over privacy coins, coin mixing, and compliance boundaries, which makes me doubt the slogan "brand

This morning, when I was looking for a charger, I suddenly thought that options are a bit like battery power: the buyer's power is draining every day (time value is leaking), you either rely on the market to suddenly surge and recharge the battery, or you just watch it go to zero; the seller, on the other hand, is like holding a power bank, slowly regaining power over time, but the worst is encountering a black swan with a sudden acceleration, which can directly blow up the power bank. Recently, everyone's focus on testnet incentives, points, and whether the mainnet will issue tokens is actual

XChat hasn't been used yet, so TG has prioritized Chinese first, those who understand will get it.

Today, watching the mempool queue feels a bit like monitoring the volatility curve of options... You think clicking send is the end of it, but actually the transaction is just waiting in the "waiting room": first broadcasted by the local wallet, then picked up by nodes into the pool, miners/validators choose which to include, mainly based on how attractive the fee is. During congestion, your transaction might stay stuck as pending, or even get bumped by a later transaction with the same nonce (speeding up/canceling is essentially just paying a higher fee with the same nonce to get a better spo