I'm very bullish on Hong Kong's stablecoin. Because I knew from the very beginning that it is not for consumers, but completely for businesses. Moreover, in countries and regions where electronic payments are advanced, like China, there is no need for people to use stablecoins for payments at all. The potential for business-oriented stablecoins is enormous.

The exclusive interview has finally been organized and will be released next week. All in $PENGU

Who said that ChatGPT 5's writing level has dropped to rock bottom? I experienced it for a whole morning, and I feel it's really great!

The Ghostly Journey has finally passed the review of the Apple App Store after repeated modifications and submissions 🥹 Good things take time.

AI现在确实是幽默啊，刚才和 @jack_xiong137 在想有什么词能替代「巨鲸」「大佬」，于是问了一下AI

I've been focused on writing for the past two weeks, and it's quite a pressure to keep the Beating public account updated every weekday. However, it does give me a refreshing feeling. The direction of this account will lean more towards FinTech, rather than just writing pure Crypto content. It allows me to pay attention to companies and personal stories that I used to overlook, which gives me a great sense of satisfaction. More importantly, I no longer need to scroll through CT every day to find topics, which gives me ample time to stay away from the information garbage dump.

? Just 10 minutes in space, like it's a joke.

I just paid a deposit to a tattoo artist in Hong Kong, spent half a day explaining stablecoins and U, but in the end, I still used Alipay for the transfer. The future of stablecoin payments is uncertain and challenging.

It's great to feel joy every day because AI is about to become more useful.

This discussion is very interesting. I just chatted with @jack_xiong137 in the group and would like to share my views. Investment banks lower the pricing, distributing shares to major clients, and the stock surges on the first day of trading as a form of PR, with the company collaborating with the media to create a narrative, while venture capitalists look for buyers. Retail investors have no chance to participate. In fact, I believe this shows that IPOs are shifting from "financing" to "performance." Many companies are not actually short on cash; the essence of the POP is the concentrated release of emotions and narratives, not a true reflection of value. Thus, the entire system forms a tacit relationship of "one is willing to fight, and the other is willing to be beaten." Can stock tokenization solve the problem? I think it's not about stock tokenization, but whether the company has the courage to abandon the old rules of the game and dare to break Wall Street's unspoken rules. This is the real threshold. For most entrepreneurs/unicorns, stock tokenization may seem "fairer" in theory, but it is not "safer" in reality.