@eko_stayalive @DS_yantie balik ke due diligence aja, kalau mau donasi, riset orangnya, mau artis, mau pemerintah
kuncinya riset dulu sebelum donasi, gak perlu UU, we Indonesians already intellectuals.
I am afraid that today real total liquidation is a lot more than $2B, by my estimation it should be at least around $8-10b. FYI, Bybit 24hr liquidation alone was $2.1B, As you can see in below screenshot, Bybit 24hr liquidations recorded on Coinglass was around $333m, however, this is not all of the liquidations. We have api limitation on how much feeds are pushed out per second. From my observation, other exchanges also practice the same to limit liquidation data. Moving forward, Bybit will start to PUSH all liquidation data. We believe in transparency.
Gw grew up di lingkungan Chinese dan punya banyak mentor yang juga Chinese. Ini yang gw pelajari
1. Uang dibicarakan secara terbuka
2. Kenikmatan ditunda
3. Tidak ada kata gengsi
4. Kerja keras itu biasa
Detilnya di thread..
PPP > PVP
And CAT (Certainty, Alignment, Transparency) is a necessary condition for PPP to emerge in any project.
And of coz, founders and devs have to lead by example.
So let’s experiment & get PPP right, the future of our industry depends on it.
X algo is a mess.
Twitter was once the go-to for business, crypto, finance, and political insights straight from industry leaders.
Now, my "For You" feed is a minefield of engagement bait, conspiracy theories, and low-effort Reddit style memes.
Even the "Following" tab is a mess, showing the latest over the most relevant posts.
Worst of all, "Not interested in this post" does nothing.
Sure, bot activity is down, but @elonmusk is failing it with the algo.
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Everyone is constantly shitting on the common man.
Normal man with a normal job.
The world wouldnt function if everyone was a crypto trader scumbag.
These people are more dedicated and disciplined than any degen.
Respect to ANYONE who gets up and works hard everyday.
Farming is hard🧑🌾
But to be out there, clicking buttons, interacting with unaudited contracts, knowing you may spend more than what you get. This is what farming is.
It is knowing at any time, on any day, a big red candle, an exploit or just a greedy team can destroy it all. It's knowing all this, but doing it anyway.
Sometimes you lose. The market turns against you and you get dust!
But sometimes you don't. Sometimes, it all goes right and you get the drop of a lifetime
You just don't know...
(inspired by an OG farmer👇)
If you don’t have enemies, then you’re doing something wrong. The Prophet ﷺ, who is the best of people, had enemies.
How do you gain enemies in the right way? By speaking the truth and not worrying about who likes it or not.
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I'm learning at 10X speed with AI. the reason you're not a "fast learner" is because you're not making connections between your existing knowledge and new knowledge
as a kid, I actually took this to the extreme. I'd always interrupt teachers to ask for clarification. I don't know where I picked up this habit, but I blew past my peers because of it
my parents even told me to stop asking questions. but for some reason, I knew that the rest of the lecture didn't matter if I didn't understand something right away
there was no point in listening because I didn't understand, so I'd get bored, then cause trouble. So I asked questions anyway because the punishment for being annoying was less than the punishment for mischief lmao
the way I've understood learning is like this:
imagine you're learning about the human body for the first time. your teacher tells you there are bones, ______, and skin on top of that
you didn't really understand the middle part. but it's fine, you keep going because the teacher needs to continue the lecture
now, every time you learn something new, you don't "get it." but your understanding is just enough to get by
let's say you're learning about the body's reaction to touching a hot stove. you kinda see that there's a reflex and your body pulls back. you memorized it enough to pass the exam. plus, you can repeat the facts back to an employer, so it seems like you know what you're doing
but as you keep adding on to this incomplete model of the body, your understanding continues to get worse. how do you make sense of things like weight? are fat people just big-boned?
knowledge is more than just a collection of facts. think of a puzzle: each individual piece is simple–but when you put them together, they create a bigger picture
information is like these puzzle pieces; most people just collect facts, but you need to put them together to create knowledge
when you do this, you will learn at 10X speed because you won't have facts floating around in your head that you need to memorize
think of the difference between understanding multiplication versus memorizing each 1*2, 2*2, 2*3 until forever
if you just spent some time learning how multiplication works, you wouldn't have to put so much effort in memorizing; the same as forcing yourself to learn words instead of stories, musical notes instead of a song, and brushstrokes instead of a painting
I've never had to brute-force memorize anything because I always made sure it fit on top of what I already know
this is where AI comes in. you can ask chatGPT to help until you understand
and, unlike your parents or teachers, it won't judge you for constantly asking questions
you can ask it as many times as you want, take as long as you want, and have it create as many examples as you want
this is valuable because when you have a connected art piece in your head, you can guess where new pieces fit, or if it doesn't fit at all. this is called intuition. people with strong intuition have high prediction accuracy, better pattern recognition, and are "fast learners"
this is why hedge funds hire smart physicists instead of business bros. physicists have built up this habit over years of study, which is more valuable than having knowledge of finance
how do I tell if someone thinks like this? it's clear in a conversation: the way someone speaks reveals how they think
if they know lots of facts, but don't know how to put them into a coherent story, you know they're a dopaminer on tiktok: constantly hit with short, punchy facts, memorizing trivia that can be googled
in contrast, a person who reads weaves subtle insights from multiple sources of information, uses chains of logic instead of pieces of logic, and expresses depth in their ideas, not breadth
this is how you survive AI in the long-run: you use it to become superhuman
you can learn anything if you just stop dopamining. another human learned it before, so you can learn it, too
just start putting pieces together
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