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💀 11 dollars ETH whale has sold out! Compared to brother Ma Ji's 40 times leverage comeback, this is the cruelest truth in the crypto world.
Brothers, today's news makes me question life a bit. Playing Ethereum, the gap between people is larger than that between a monkey and Einstein.
● Top "lying win" stream:
According to monitoring, an ancient whale of Ethereum ICO that has been dormant for 12 years has awakened. Back in 2014, they bought $ETH at a price of $11.6! Just now, they casually deposited 15,000 coins into the exchange, with a paper profit of over 31 million dollars. This is not investing; it's like taking a time machine to pick up money!
● Top "hard hit" stream:
Now let's look at our plaza war god brother Ma Ji. After experiencing 335 liquidations, he withdrew 250,000 dollars from Gate again in the early morning to return to the battlefield! Not only did ETH open at 25 times, but BTC also directly maxed out at 40 times leverage.
● Lucifer's spicy review:
Did you notice?
* Some people have a cost of 11 dollars, waited for 12 years, and earned time's money.
* Some people have a cost of 30,000 dollars, waited for 1 hour, and lost emotional money.
No matter how hard the logic is, it can't be harder than the original cost of 11 dollars; no matter how loud the slogans are, they can't be louder than the liquidation alarm under 40 times leverage. Even the AI giant Cursor, valued at 50 billion, has been questioned for "shelling" code; why do you think you can understand this bear-bull market?
Interactive poll: If you were that ICO whale, would you:
A. Secure 30 million and retreat from the world.
B. Give brother Ma Ji some value to help him complete his 336th comeback.
C. Since everyone is shelling, I’ll also start a meme project to play with. 😂
#BinanceSquare #鲸鱼动向 #Cursor #内容挖矿 #ICO巨鲸
Brothers, today's news makes me question life a bit. Playing Ethereum, the gap between people is larger than that between a monkey and Einstein.
● Top "lying win" stream:
According to monitoring, an ancient whale of Ethereum ICO that has been dormant for 12 years has awakened. Back in 2014, they bought $ETH at a price of $11.6! Just now, they casually deposited 15,000 coins into the exchange, with a paper profit of over 31 million dollars. This is not investing; it's like taking a time machine to pick up money!
● Top "hard hit" stream:
Now let's look at our plaza war god brother Ma Ji. After experiencing 335 liquidations, he withdrew 250,000 dollars from Gate again in the early morning to return to the battlefield! Not only did ETH open at 25 times, but BTC also directly maxed out at 40 times leverage.
● Lucifer's spicy review:
Did you notice?
* Some people have a cost of 11 dollars, waited for 12 years, and earned time's money.
* Some people have a cost of 30,000 dollars, waited for 1 hour, and lost emotional money.
No matter how hard the logic is, it can't be harder than the original cost of 11 dollars; no matter how loud the slogans are, they can't be louder than the liquidation alarm under 40 times leverage. Even the AI giant Cursor, valued at 50 billion, has been questioned for "shelling" code; why do you think you can understand this bear-bull market?
Interactive poll: If you were that ICO whale, would you:
A. Secure 30 million and retreat from the world.
B. Give brother Ma Ji some value to help him complete his 336th comeback.
C. Since everyone is shelling, I’ll also start a meme project to play with. 😂
#BinanceSquare #鲸鱼动向 #Cursor #内容挖矿 #ICO巨鲸
$SHELL is not going to explode this year. The AI Agents market is still an embryo, but there is NO DOUBT that Agents will rule the digital economy in the coming years.
I couldn't care less about the "chart analysis gurus". The only relevant thing for any AI token in the long run is the #fundamentals
For the next couple months $SHELL will fluctuate, possibly raising bit by bit until the whole AI Agents narrative catches mainstream attention, and then it will be a bull run.
If $SHELL is going to be leading this bull run I don't know, but looking at all current options it is definitely the most likely to benefit from it in the mid/long term. The only real danger, after analyzing the real usefulness of their project, is that maybe #OpenAI #Anthropic or #Google might launch a Titanic platform for AI Agents stealing all the real value away from AI Agent tokens. However, no one would think that products like #Cursor would have any chance against Microsoft's GitHub Copilot and yet here we are. 🤷
I couldn't care less about the "chart analysis gurus". The only relevant thing for any AI token in the long run is the #fundamentals
For the next couple months $SHELL will fluctuate, possibly raising bit by bit until the whole AI Agents narrative catches mainstream attention, and then it will be a bull run.
If $SHELL is going to be leading this bull run I don't know, but looking at all current options it is definitely the most likely to benefit from it in the mid/long term. The only real danger, after analyzing the real usefulness of their project, is that maybe #OpenAI #Anthropic or #Google might launch a Titanic platform for AI Agents stealing all the real value away from AI Agent tokens. However, no one would think that products like #Cursor would have any chance against Microsoft's GitHub Copilot and yet here we are. 🤷
AI Coding Tool Cursor Raises $60M at $400M Valuation
Cursor, an artificial intelligence (AI) company that seeks to “create a magical engine with the goal of writing all the software in the world,” has announced that it has raised $60 million in a Series A round of funding.
The round, which included participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive Capital, Openai and others, gave the company a valuation of $400 million, according to people familiar with the deal.
The round, which included participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive Capital, Openai and others, gave the company a valuation of $400 million, according to people familiar with the deal.
🤖 The #AI race is heating up: #ChatGPT , #Claude , #Grok , #Cursor ... and dozens more. Just 3 years ago, 90% of this stuff didn’t exist.
Now it's not about whether AI works; it's which AI works best for what.
Some write like copywriters, some code like senior developers, and some organize like ops leads.
What’s in your stack? And what’s still missing from the perfect AI toolkit?
Now it's not about whether AI works; it's which AI works best for what.
Some write like copywriters, some code like senior developers, and some organize like ops leads.
What’s in your stack? And what’s still missing from the perfect AI toolkit?
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