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#SERIOUS 250,000, bought a little (personal record only, do not follow) H6qnGp5anYgMJYAaPXKSqKVYa6mKDrn1ruAeK5Dmbonk {web3_wallet_create}(CT_501H6qnGp5anYgMJYAaPXKSqKVYa6mKDrn1ruAeK5Dmbonk) Reason for purchase 1. The narrative is good; this meme is the first time a major player in the bonk ecosystem has issued it, using Mr. Bean's comedy master’s iconic black and white portrait, capturing exaggerated surprise and smiles, very interesting. 2. The market value is relatively low, it peaked at 350,000, and has held each time at 200,000, feeling there’s still one more time, and there’s also a major player involved, it shouldn’t just be this amount. 3. The community is decent, I see some people in both the Chinese and English areas promoting it, not bad. @binancezh Follow Web3 Koi Diary, the coins bought multiply ten times.
#SERIOUS 250,000, bought a little (personal record only, do not follow)

H6qnGp5anYgMJYAaPXKSqKVYa6mKDrn1ruAeK5Dmbonk
Reason for purchase

1. The narrative is good; this meme is the first time a major player in the bonk ecosystem has issued it, using Mr. Bean's comedy master’s iconic black and white portrait, capturing exaggerated surprise and smiles, very interesting.

2. The market value is relatively low, it peaked at 350,000, and has held each time at 200,000, feeling there’s still one more time, and there’s also a major player involved, it shouldn’t just be this amount.

3. The community is decent, I see some people in both the Chinese and English areas promoting it, not bad.

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$JUP continues to decline below EMA20, testing the previous low support area. The market shows a resistance-free decline, but deep imbalance indicates accumulation of buying pressure below, with bearish momentum fading. 🎯 Direction: Flat The price has broken below EMA20 (0.1565) and continues to be under pressure, with consecutive bearish candles on the 4H level. However, the RSI (31.17) has entered the oversold region, and the order book depth shows that the buying pressure (Bids) is significantly greater than the selling pressure (Asks), with an imbalance rate of 18.39%, indicating a large potential buying support in the 0.1440-0.1450 area. Current open interest (OI) is stable, and the funding rate is negative (-0.0064%), which rules out the possibility of large-scale selling by the major bulls, resembling an inertia decline dominated by bears. The price is approaching the liquidity pool formed near the previous daily low (around 0.1444), which is a key position in the battle between bulls and bears. In terms of strategy, avoid shorting in the deep support area. Wait for two signals: 1. A clear 4H bullish engulfing or Pin Bar in the 0.1440-0.1450 area, accompanied by a rebound in buying pressure ratio, may allow for a light long position on the left side. 2. If the price breaks down below 0.1440 with an increase in OI, the decline will continue, and one should remain flat and observe. The core of risk management is to avoid being squeezed when shorting in the deep buying area; the current risk-reward ratio is unclear, and staying flat is the best option. Trade here 👇$JUP {future}(JUPUSDT) --- Follow me: Get more real-time analysis and insights on the crypto market! #SERIOUS @BinanceSquareCN $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) {future}(BTCUSDT)
$JUP continues to decline below EMA20, testing the previous low support area. The market shows a resistance-free decline, but deep imbalance indicates accumulation of buying pressure below, with bearish momentum fading.
🎯 Direction: Flat
The price has broken below EMA20 (0.1565) and continues to be under pressure, with consecutive bearish candles on the 4H level. However, the RSI (31.17) has entered the oversold region, and the order book depth shows that the buying pressure (Bids) is significantly greater than the selling pressure (Asks), with an imbalance rate of 18.39%, indicating a large potential buying support in the 0.1440-0.1450 area.
Current open interest (OI) is stable, and the funding rate is negative (-0.0064%), which rules out the possibility of large-scale selling by the major bulls, resembling an inertia decline dominated by bears. The price is approaching the liquidity pool formed near the previous daily low (around 0.1444), which is a key position in the battle between bulls and bears.
In terms of strategy, avoid shorting in the deep support area. Wait for two signals: 1. A clear 4H bullish engulfing or Pin Bar in the 0.1440-0.1450 area, accompanied by a rebound in buying pressure ratio, may allow for a light long position on the left side. 2. If the price breaks down below 0.1440 with an increase in OI, the decline will continue, and one should remain flat and observe. The core of risk management is to avoid being squeezed when shorting in the deep buying area; the current risk-reward ratio is unclear, and staying flat is the best option.

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Japan’s Population Crisis: Can AI Be the Answer?

Hey everyone, Japan’s facing a serious challenge, and it’s got people talking—especially Elon Musk. The country’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, with 2024 seeing nearly one million more deaths than births: 1.6 million deaths compared to just 686,000 babies born. This is the biggest drop since records began, and it’s putting Japan in what Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba calls a “quiet emergency.” Let’s dive into what’s happening and why Musk thinks AI could be the solution.
Japan’s population now stands at about 124.3 million, with nearly 30% aged 65 or older. The working-age population has dropped to 60%, straining pensions, healthcare, and the economy. High living costs, stagnant wages, and rigid gender roles are discouraging people from having kids, leaving towns deserted and millions of homes abandoned. The government’s pushing policies like free childcare and flexible work hours, but experts say it could take decades to reverse this trend.
Elon Musk, a father of 14, took to X to weigh in, saying Japan’s demographic crisis was set in motion 50 years ago and has nothing to do with AI. But then he dropped a bold claim: “AI is the only hope for turning this around.” He didn’t elaborate, but it’s a thought-provoking idea. Could AI-driven innovations—like automation to ease labor shortages or tech to support an aging population—help Japan? Musk has long been vocal about population decline, calling it a bigger threat to humanity than global warming and dismissing overpopulation fears as a “nihilistic lie.”
This crisis isn’t just Japan’s problem—it’s a wake-up call for all of us. Aging populations and declining birth rates are hitting many countries. So, what do you think? Can AI really be a game-changer for Japan’s demographic woes? Or is this a deeper social issue that tech alone can’t fix? Let’s discuss how we can address this global challenge!
#ElonMuskTalks #Japan #AI #birth #serious
Japan’s Population Crisis: Can AI Be the Answer? Hey everyone, Japan’s facing a serious challenge, and it’s got people talking—especially Elon Musk. The country’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, with 2024 seeing nearly one million more deaths than births: 1.6 million deaths compared to just 686,000 babies born. This is the biggest drop since records began, and it’s putting Japan in what Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba calls a “quiet emergency.” Let’s dive into what’s happening and why Musk thinks AI could be the solution. Japan’s population now stands at about 124.3 million, with nearly 30% aged 65 or older. The working-age population has dropped to 60%, straining pensions, healthcare, and the economy. High living costs, stagnant wages, and rigid gender roles are discouraging people from having kids, leaving towns deserted and millions of homes abandoned. The government’s pushing policies like free childcare and flexible work hours, but experts say it could take decades to reverse this trend. Elon Musk, a father of 14, took to X to weigh in, saying Japan’s demographic crisis was set in motion 50 years ago and has nothing to do with AI. But then he dropped a bold claim: “AI is the only hope for turning this around.” He didn’t elaborate, but it’s a thought-provoking idea. Could AI-driven innovations—like automation to ease labor shortages or tech to support an aging population—help Japan? Musk has long been vocal about population decline, calling it a bigger threat to humanity than global warming and dismissing overpopulation fears as a “nihilistic lie.” This crisis isn’t just Japan’s problem—it’s a wake-up call for all of us. Aging populations and declining birth rates are hitting many countries. So, what do you think? Can AI really be a game-changer for Japan’s demographic woes? Or is this a deeper social issue that tech alone can’t fix? Let’s discuss how we can address this global challenge! #ElonMuskTalks #Japan #AI #birth #serious
Japan’s Population Crisis: Can AI Be the Answer?
Hey everyone, Japan’s facing a serious challenge, and it’s got people talking—especially Elon Musk. The country’s population is shrinking at an alarming rate, with 2024 seeing nearly one million more deaths than births: 1.6 million deaths compared to just 686,000 babies born. This is the biggest drop since records began, and it’s putting Japan in what Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba calls a “quiet emergency.” Let’s dive into what’s happening and why Musk thinks AI could be the solution.
Japan’s population now stands at about 124.3 million, with nearly 30% aged 65 or older. The working-age population has dropped to 60%, straining pensions, healthcare, and the economy. High living costs, stagnant wages, and rigid gender roles are discouraging people from having kids, leaving towns deserted and millions of homes abandoned. The government’s pushing policies like free childcare and flexible work hours, but experts say it could take decades to reverse this trend.
Elon Musk, a father of 14, took to X to weigh in, saying Japan’s demographic crisis was set in motion 50 years ago and has nothing to do with AI. But then he dropped a bold claim: “AI is the only hope for turning this around.” He didn’t elaborate, but it’s a thought-provoking idea. Could AI-driven innovations—like automation to ease labor shortages or tech to support an aging population—help Japan? Musk has long been vocal about population decline, calling it a bigger threat to humanity than global warming and dismissing overpopulation fears as a “nihilistic lie.”
This crisis isn’t just Japan’s problem—it’s a wake-up call for all of us. Aging populations and declining birth rates are hitting many countries. So, what do you think? Can AI really be a game-changer for Japan’s demographic woes? Or is this a deeper social issue that tech alone can’t fix? Let’s discuss how we can address this global challenge!
#ElonMuskTalks #Japan #AI #birth #serious
🚨The 🇺🇸Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) has expressed #serious concerns over crypto firms like Cøinbase and Kraken seeking exemptions to issue #tokenized stocks, urging the SEC to reject such requests and consider public input before making decisions. $ETH $BNB $SOL
🚨The 🇺🇸Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) has expressed #serious concerns over crypto firms like Cøinbase and Kraken seeking exemptions to issue #tokenized stocks, urging the SEC to reject such requests and consider public input before making decisions.

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