USDT is crashing pretty badly. One USDT to RMB has dropped below 7 yuan, with small withdrawals even at only 6.94. Offshore RMB to USD is still at 7.06. A few days ago, I cashed out at 7.07, but if I withdraw now, I’d lose 2%. #十二月行情展望

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GateUser-02a6986a

· 3h ago

USDT in Taiwan is still very expensive.

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CloseTheDoor

· 11h ago

Tomorrow is Friday. The market has been rising for a whole week—shouldn’t the bears get a bite now? It’s about time for the bears’ turn, isn’t it? Now the trending square is full of AI-generated content. People in this space don’t even need to make an effort anymore. Just casually throw out an opinion, and let AI fill in the rest, right? No one cares if the viewpoint is right or wrong; as long as you put it out there, big data will wildly embellish it for you. Then you think large language models are amazing. If you ask Doubao to count from 1 to 1,000,000, this little rascal will try to dodge and play tricks. If you ask Xiao Ai what recent accidents have happened with Xiaomi cars, it’ll give you a list of issues from other car companies. It’s all about scamming, every day a new trick. These retail investors are busy guarding themselves against the market makers and Trump, pouring their hearts out to the top bloggers, but don’t even realize that all the content they love to watch is generated by AI. After watching live streams for two or three years, ask yourself 🔔 what have you actually learned? Or is everything you’ve learned already built into app drawing tools? Do you really need someone to teach you Fibonacci? Bollinger Bands? All sorts of crossovers? The only thing you never get taught is whether support and resistance will actually break or not. Everything’s shattered. You left for two or three years, but when you return, you’re still that same kid losing money.

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