MrFive

Because I know that what is truly valuable is not the numbers in my bank account, but rather the operating system in my brain that creates value. This system has allowed me to start from scratch twice, and it only needs three things to reboot: a small amount of money, a leverage, and a fulcrum.
If I could start over, I would do three things in this order that may seem "foolish" but ensure my survival and eventual comeback.
🟠The first thing: in the shortest time, let the money in my pocket "give birth" Many people think that the first thing to do when starting over is to "learn" or "find direction."

Just now, in the latest AMA community interaction at Binance Square, CZ candidly responded to multiple sensitive topics regarding Meme coins, the development of content platforms, and AI trends as a 'user'. Unlike his previous statements as a CEO, this time it felt more like an experienced industry veteran sharing insights without the halo of his position, including sober advice to retail investors, a reassessment of product positioning, and forward-looking predictions on the integration of future technologies.
🟠About Meme coins: 'My tweets are not a wealth code'
When faced with the most concerned topic about Meme coins among retail investors, CZ unusually showed caution, even pessimism. 'If you buy Meme coins created based on my tweets, you will definitely lose money.' He pointed the finger at himself—any past careless tweet could quickly be 'minted' into a new Meme project. CZ admitted that he is not an excellent Meme trader and does not even have the ability to identify so-called 'correct strategies.'

Yesterday, Wednesday, we believed that the market's expectations for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve were dragging down the dollar's performance, providing support for gold. There was an opportunity for gold prices to break upwards. Additionally, the short-term technical indicators also showed that there was a chance for gold to break upwards. Therefore, we suggest that everyone pay attention to the support at $5050, followed by $5000. The resistance above focuses on the breakthrough of $5100. If it stabilizes above here, we can continue to pay attention to $5200.
From the subsequent trend, yesterday, Wednesday during the European session, gold tested upwards, breaking through the $5100 mark, rising to $5119. The gold price quickly encountered resistance and fell back to stabilize at $5049, rebounding to $5090 where it met resistance. When the U.S. market opened, gold briefly plunged over $60, dropping to $5019 where it stabilized. After that, the gold price fluctuated and rose to $5099 where it encountered resistance; after the opening on Thursday, gold briefly surged again, testing the $5100 resistance once more. It then repeatedly retested the $5044 level to stabilize, and is currently trading at $5063. Overall, on Wednesday, gold once broke upwards, but unfortunately could not hold the breakthrough position, and the trend continues to show high-level fluctuations.

This world is very dark.
Although the assets of top billionaires like Musk are greater than those of Satoshi Nakamoto, their wealth is protected by law and mainly exists in the form of stocks. Even if Musk were kidnapped, you wouldn't be able to transfer his stocks.
However, Satoshi Nakamoto is different. Bitcoin is not protected by law, and the form of wealth preservation is very simple, just a private key; possessing the private key means possessing Bitcoin.
Once kidnapped, the other party can use countless methods to pry open your mouth, forcing you to reveal your private key, killing you to silence you, and then transfer the Bitcoin, laundering it through a mixer, and slowly selling it through small exchanges.

🟠Origins of Cypherpunk
In 1993, Eric Hughes published the (Cypherpunk Manifesto), advocating for the defense of personal privacy and resistance to systemic surveillance using cryptographic technology.
🟠Early Experiments
In the 1990s, concepts of electronic currencies such as DigiCash and B-money emerged, but they failed to sustain due to reliance on centralized architecture.
🟠The Birth of Bitcoin
On October 31, 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto released the (Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System) white paper, laying the foundation for decentralized digital currency.
🟠Genesis Block
On January 3, 2009, the Bitcoin network was officially launched, with the first block embedding the title 'Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks', a metaphor for the plight of the traditional financial system.

Due to the popularity of AI-generated videos, someone turned Big Brother and Sister into some interesting AI videos. So Sister posted a Binance AI competition titled 'Six Major Sects Assault Bright Peak' on Twitter yesterday, and many people were unclear about how to make this video. This Seedance 2.0 tutorial can help everyone master the techniques of using 2.0 faster and more easily.
Seedance 2.0 is the second Chinese AI tool following DeepSeek, which became popular all over the internet. It is a new generation of multimodal video generation model launched by ByteDance's Dream AI platform, officially released on February 9, 2026. It supports full-modal input including text, images, videos, and audio, capable of generating 5-12 second cinematic-level videos. Its core advantages lie in multi-shot consistency, precise lip-sync matching, and physical simulation restoration, significantly lowering the threshold for video creation.

First, the conclusion: A large number of Web3 applications take 'empowering Web2' as their narrative background, often not because they particularly like Web2, but because they know they can't compete with Web2 yet.
As the old saying goes: If you can't beat them, join them.
The advantages of Web2 are too real: the traffic entry is in its hands, user habits are in its hands, payment channels are in its hands, customer service systems, risk control systems, and growth strategies are also in its hands. At this stage, the user education cost for Web3 products is too high. If they break out and directly target mainstream internet users, they will face a long list of problems: How to use a wallet? What if I lose my mnemonic phrase? Why do users have to pay for gas? Who is responsible if it gets stolen? Can I contact customer service if something goes wrong? — If these issues are not resolved well, there will be no smooth experience, and the users' intuitive response will be: Forget it, I'll stick with what I had.