Charlie Munger has commented on Bitcoin and Musk. Today, it seems that some of his views are right, some are wrong, and some of his reflections on his mistakes may not be entirely accurate (for example, his failed investment in Alibaba, where he believed the reason for failure was that it was a damned retailer); others still require further verification. Here is a summary: Munger's comments on Bitcoin: Munger said: “Bitcoin is stupid, evil, and makes people look foolish.” + "In my life, I try to avoid things that are stupid, and evil, and make me look bad in comparison to someone else, and bitcoin does all

In 2024, TSMC faced a significant workplace controversy at its Arizona plant in the United States. A group of American employees, including whites, Latinos, African Americans, and Native Americans, filed a class action lawsuit against the company, alleging systemic racial discrimination. The claims included a preference for employees from Taiwan/China/East Asia, a requirement to use Chinese as the working language, and exclusion of non-native Chinese speakers from effective communication. Some even claimed to have suffered verbal humiliation with terms like "lazy," "stupid," and "unable to work," as well as inappropriate physical contact and sexual harassment. The lawsuit has expanded to include twenty to thirty plaintiffs, with a complaint over 160 pages long, addressing not only discrimination but also management issues related to workplace safety and labor conditions. TSMC denied the allegations, emphasizing that the company never uses nationality or race as criteria for recruitment or promotion and claims to have a comprehensive diversity policy. However, regardless of how the court ultimately rules, these accusations have exposed TSMC's

A LinkedIn post by an HR executive in Singapore has been criticized for glamorizing a cutthroat workplace culture. The post recounts the story of a recent graduate replacing a senior employee, using performance metrics such as tool usage frequency for evaluation, but has sparked employee dissatisfaction, with claims that such a culture fosters insecurity. Nansen's CEO admitted the post was "stupid" and stated it does not reflect the company's values.

At Token 2049, Tom Lee defended his positive view on Ethereum (ETH) against criticism from Andrew Kang, who deemed it "stupid." Lee embraced the jibe, maintaining his bullish stance amid a competitive blockchain landscape, highlighting the ongoing divide within the crypto community.

Andrew Kang, a partner at Mechanism Capital, publicly criticized Fundstrat CIO Tom Lee's proposed $60,000 Ethereum (ETH) price target on September 24, calling the prediction "stupid". Kang believes that Lee's optimistic expectations for the rise in ETH price, particularly based on the arguments of tokenization and stablecoin growth, fundamentally misunderstand the mechanisms of value accumulation. Kang pointed out that despite the tokenization market having grown 1000 times since 2020, Ethereum's daily transaction fees are still at a five-year low, indicating that there is no proportional relationship between activity levels and value capture. Kang himself predicts that the ETH price will consolidate between $1,000 and $4,000 long-term, sharply contrasting with Lee's extremely bullish viewpoint.

Famous encryption investor Andrew Kang recently published a lengthy article, directly pointing out that Wall Street analyst Tom Lee's bullish argument on Ethereum "lacks basic financial common sense." Kang refuted Lee's five major points one by one, sparking heated discussions in the encryption community. Some netizens even dug up Kang's prediction from April this year that ETH would fall below 1000 USD, questioning his judgment. This article delves into the market logic behind this high-level showdown.

In the TradFi market, IPO ( IPO ) always allows companies to achieve impressive results with big pumps upon listing; however, in the crypto market, airdrops often fall into the fate of "price turns lower after positive open." Dragon Managing Partner Haseeb bluntly stated, "Airdrops are stupid, but they can be better." He pointed out that the key is not to completely abandon airdrop incentives, but to establish a mechanism similar to a "credit scoring" system through on-chain transparency and behavioral data, to filter out true long-term participants and make token distribution healthier. Why are IPO results always "impressive"? What’s wrong with Airdrop? Haseeb pointed out that the big pump on the first day of a traditional IPO has always been a deliberate design by companies. For companies, attracting long-term shareholders is more important than short-term speculation, so they will offer shares at a discount to institutional investors with long-term reputations, such as BlackRock or Fidelity. These large institutions' records indicate that they will not open.

The encryption community has recently been flooded with a seemingly "stupid yet very real" question: If dumping $2 billion worth of Bitcoin (BTC) can instantly lead to a market crash, why has Michael Saylor and the ETF army been able to continuously buy $83 billion over the past year without sending BTC prices to the moon? This question was raised by Bitcoin influencer Crypto Tea on X (formerly Twitter), sparking heated discussions. Bitcoin analyst Plan C promptly provided an explanation—it's not about the amount, but rather the speed, execution method, and market structure.

Trump lambasted wind and solar power as the "century eyewash," but various data indicate that the primary cause of soaring electricity prices is the surge in power consumption from data centers and the retirement of aging coal-fired units. (Background: Trump’s iron-fisted expulsion of immigrants) Economists warn that labor conditions are deteriorating, and inflation rates could soar close to 4% next year as a consequence of their own actions. (Additional context: SoftBank invested $2 billion in Intel, and the Trump administration is reportedly considering acquiring a 10% stake in Intel to act as a national shareholder, causing a post-market pump.) Trump described wind and solar energy as the "century eyewash" on Truth Social last night (20th) and vowed to halt the approval of new projects, believing that renewable energy is driving up electricity prices in the U.S. The news immediately shook the political and energy markets. Is the spike in electricity bills really attributable to green energy? Data and supply-demand structure reveal a more complex reality. Trump strikes again at green energy: policy signals in one glance. Trump stated directly in his post: "America's foolish era has come to an end."

A Taiwanese netizen posted a reward message on Threads yesterday (13th), stating that they suddenly realized they had transferred 1.5 Bitcoins into an international Wallet (Huobi) five years ago. Now that the price of Bitcoin has big pumped, their wealth is locked in a safe that cannot be opened due to the loss of their Private Key. (Background: Influencer MrBeast was scared to tears when his Bitcoin Private Key was stolen: Luckily, the thief was too stupid and kept all the BTC.) (Additional background: This girl challenged herself to live for "21 days using only Bitcoin" on Isla Mujeres in Mexico.) Taiwanese Threads user "weiwei.179" posted a reward message yesterday (13th), stating that they suddenly realized they had transferred 1.5 Bitcoins into an international Wallet (Huobi) five years ago. Now that the price of Bitcoin has big pumped, their wealth is locked in a safe that cannot be opened due to the loss of their Private Key.

Raoul Pal, a macro investor, former strategist at Goldman Sachs, and founder of Real Vision, has revealed that he has held XRP for over four years after he called this digital asset part of what he once described as "stupid trading." This label, not meant to offend, but rather a way to

Raoul Pal, a macro investor, former strategist at Goldman Sachs, and founder of Real Vision, recently clarified that he has been holding XRP since June 28, 2021, with an initial price said to be $0.60. This statement came after he referred to XRP as part of what he calls a

The article recalls the author's interactions with the goddess of the U.S. stock market, Nancy Yang, and her success story as an angel investor, particularly regarding her investment in Tiger Brokers. The author describes the reunion with Nancy in 2019, the differences between the two industries (securities and encryption), and the subsequent trend of integration, indicating that 2025 may become the "coin-stock era."

Trump criticized Jerome Powell, whom he appointed as Fed Chair, calling him "very stupid." This follows Trump's history of public criticism of Fed policies. While immediate financial market impact appears minimal, observers remain alert for potential official responses or policy changes.

President Trump criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's interest rate policies, calling him "stupid" and advocating for aggressive rate cuts to stimulate the economy. Trump suggested he is considering candidates to replace Powell.

US President Donald Trump criticizes Fed Chairman Jerome Powell harshly at every opportunity. President Trump, who previously called Powell stupid, reiterated this statement and targeted Powell again. Trump harshly criticized Powell's interest rate policies, claiming that the economy is in good shape.

President of the United States, Donald Trump, criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell harshly ahead of the FED meeting that will end in the coming hours. Trump, who referred to Powell as "stupid," said he believes the FED will not make a rate cut. statement to reporters in front of the White House

Anatoly Yakovenko criticized Charles Hoskinson's proposal for Cardano to buy Bitcoin, calling it "foolish" and indicative of poor management. While Hoskinson argues it would strengthen Cardano's DeFi infrastructure, concerns remain about its impact on ADA's value and community trust.

Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of Solana Labs, criticized Cardano's proposal to transfer treasury funds into Bitcoin, calling it a sign of poor financial management. The proposal sparked division in the Cardano community, with concerns about its implications for ADA's value, while Cardano's founder, Charles Hoskinson, defended the strategy to enhance DeFi capabilities.

The ALEX DeFi protocol based on the Stacks blockchain was compromised due to a logic vulnerability, losing nearly $8.4 million. The ALEX Foundation responded quickly and promised full compensation. (Synopsis: Ethereum Pectra upgrades "hacker flip", Wintermute warns: EIP-7702 automates the deployment of a large number of contracts) (Background supplement: Microstrategy open-chain reserve proof PoR, Michael Saylor: public address is too stupid, making hackers easy to snipe) ALEX, a decentralized financial protocol based on the Stacks blockchain, was hacked on the 6th due to a self-listing logic vulnerability $8.37 million in funds stolen. ALEX

Billy Markus, the founder of Dogecoin, recently sparked a heated debate on X (formerly known as Twitter) regarding the tariff policy of former President Donald Trump. In a tweet, Markus questioned whether Trump's tariffs could ultimately be deemed "stupid," provoking some...

Grosvenor Group CEO Mark Preston has voiced his contempt at US President Donald Trump’s tariff wars as “nonsense and stupid,” warning this will inflict pain on everyone. Preston, who heads the centuries‐old Grosvenor Group, operator of prime Mayfair and Belgravia estates as well as a

> Original Title: KISS of Death > Original author: Arthur Hayes > Original translation: Bitpush News > (The views expressed in this article are the author's personal views and should not be taken as a basis for investment decisions, nor should they be interpreted as advice or opinions on participating in investment transactions.) Keep—It—Simple—Stupid = KISS Many readers often forget the KISS principle when dealing with the flood of policies from the Donald Trump administration. Trump's media strategy goal is to make you wake up every day and say to your friends, partners, or inner monologue, 'My God, did you see what Trump/Musk/Little Kennedy did yesterday? I can't believe they actually did that.' Whether you are excited or depressed, this is called 'The Emperor's Day'.

Finance veteran Gary Cardone recently sold his XRP position at $2.71, liquidating an $80K portfolio, drawing from his 40 years of experience and investment principles to make the decision. His professional instincts led him to exit the token, despite well wishes for the XRP community.

The story of MrBeast's home being robbed in 2018 to protect $2 million in Bitcoin is circulating again, reminding everyone not to take encryption asset security lightly. Thieves stole valuable items, including a notebook with the BTC Private Key written on it, but the BTC was ultimately not stolen. The incident highlights the importance of safeguarding the Private Key, avoiding paper records, and storing it in a secure device. The article suggests protecting encryption assets by not recording them in easily accessible places, using cold Wallets, and enabling Multi-signature Wallets.

Trump's newly imposed tariffs cause cryptocurrency markets to dip; Bitcoin and Ethereum drop before partially recovering, raising questions about buying opportunities for traders.

1. Popular projects: Stupid, Demon Arc, Flow 2. Top News: Jupiter completes the destruction of 3 billion JUP, currently worth about 3.2 billion US dollars. 3. Token Unlock: FET

Tesla's founder Musk's gesture at the US presidential inauguration is suspected to resemble the Nazi salute, sparking controversy. Historians, politicians, and anti-extremist organizations have expressed follow and criticism, but there are also netizens supporting Musk and criticizing the critics. Musk himself has responded to the criticism, saying that the critics have entered the fifth stage of Trump Derangement Syndrome. In addition, Musk's actions have also received support from far-right individuals.

Author: Regan Bozman, formerly the first employee of CoinList, is now a co-founder of Lattice Capital. Compilation: Felix, The strong return of ICO (Initial Coin Offering) is extremely beneficial for the cryptocurrency field and has laid a stronger foundation for token holders in this cycle. This story began in 2010, when the well-known investor Naval saw the opportunity to bring retail investors into venture capital and democratize asset classes. He launched AngelList, and by 2013, the platform had helped startups raise over 200 million dollars. AngelList's original product was an email list (hence the name) that was used to connect startups with investors. This sounds stupid and basic, but

Robert Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin is an easy path to financial independence as it provides opportunities for those without extensive knowledge of traditional investing. Despite skepticism, experts predict significant growth for Bitcoin, and it remains one of the most discussed financial instruments of our time, symbolizing innovation and a chance to build wealth.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad", believes Bitcoin makes getting rich easy and only "stupid" people cannot get wealthy with it. However, others like billionaire Cliff Asness remain skeptical, though some predict Bitcoin could surge to $250,000 in 2025.

Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, has heavily criticized a possible strategic bitcoin reserve move in the U.S. Hanke stated that it is a stupid idea and would put “a drag” on the economy. Economist Steve Hanke Opposes Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

The article talks about the promotion of Bitcoin through absurd and provocative actions, like Max Punk, in the aim of a monetary change. Bitcoin leaders have been imprisoned and then released, HODLers fight in the streets, governments are overthrown, bankers are powerless and fiat makes you stupid. The provocateurs smell of victory, not FOMO. The future is in Bitcoin.

The article talks about the promotion of Bitcoin through absurd and provocative actions, like Max Punk, aiming for a monetary change. Bitcoin leaders have been imprisoned and then released, HODLers are fighting in the streets, governments are overthrown, bankers are powerless, and fiat makes people stupid. The provocateurs smell of victory, not FOMO. The future is in Bitcoin.

The article discusses the promotion of Bitcoin through absurd and provocative actions, such as Max Punk, in order to bring about a monetary change. Bitcoin leaders have been imprisoned and then released, HODLers are fighting in the streets, governments are overthrown, bankers are powerless, and fiat currencies make people stupid. The provocateurs smell of victory, not FOMO. The future is in Bitcoin.

Original by Arnav's Musings Original compilation: Deep Tide TechFlow A team that wore huge and comical bear masks to a encryption conference and managed to raise seed money at a valuation of $420.69 million, all to build another L1, but this time the theme revolves around marijuana-smoking bears. Yes, I totally understand the skepticism about this idea, in fact, when I first heard about the idea, I also thought it was very stupid. It wasn't until I took the time to learn about Proof of Liquidity and the power of the Bera community that my perspective changed – not just about Berachain, but about how the community can fundamentally nurture, sustain, and independently thrive. Brief introduction Berachain is an EVM Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible L1 based on Cosmos

Article editing time: 2023.11.28 12:48, all views do not constitute any investment advice! Don't complain about the world, complain that your parents didn't give you too smart, blame God for not giving you a good chance, and don't be jealous that others fly faster than you, be a stupid bird with peace of mind, and fly forward bravely! Market Analysis: Time flies really fast, Tuesday, the market in yesterday's trend performance is weaker, continued shock downward, the low to 36700 after the rebound, yesterday morning to step back on the 37000-37200 area long, the trend of the market is basically in the expected range, fell to 36700 in the early morning began to rebound, the rhythm of the market is still a little slower, although yesterday's market is in line with expectations, but there are also small bamboo shoots in the pan, fortunately continue in the evening...

Author: Crypto Wei, AC Capital Source: X (formerly Twitter) I mentioned in August that the new bull market will start by a new issuance mechanism, a trading mechanism and a market-making mechanism to bring stupid money. Looking back now, whether it is the inscription or Friendtech, it confirms this point of view - don't be coerced by technology, narrative, and legitimacy. The essence of the currency circle is assets, and assets are only related to chip distribution, holding costs, transaction costs, and market-making costs. Maybe you still look down on the inscription and think it's a step backwards. But it is undeniable that the clarion call for a new round of the market has been sounded by the BTC ecosystem. What did the inscription do right? 1. Use existing consensus: BTC consensus is the strongest consensus of crypto and has nothing to do with technological development, so there is no need to prove anything. It is orders of magnitude easier to build a product on an existing strong consensus than to find consensus on a product 2. Fair launch me...

I still love software as much today as I did when Paul Allen and I started Microsoft. But—even though it has improved a lot in the decades since then—in many ways, software is still pretty dumb Today, I still love software as much as I did when Paul Allen founded Microsoft. Although the software has improved a lot in the decades since, in many ways, they are still quite stupid. To do any task on a computer, you hav...

Some netizens found another evidence that GPT-4 has become "stupid".

Pre-mining 1 billion stablecoins and blasting peers, "People are really stupid"

After experiencing a decline in popularity, large models represented by ChatGPT have faced questions about whether they are becoming outdated and aging.

Author: Crypto Skanda Twitter: @thecryptoskanda Want another bull market? To be straightforward, we don't need dazzling buzz words. What we need is a new distribution mechanism, trading mechanism and market-making mechanism, so as to bring stupid money, so where to find potential new distribution mechanisms? Low liquidity asset market From the lessons of Shuizang, BRC20, Friend, NFT, casino model and @blur\_io, let's find the recipe for new issuance mechanism and market 1/ The Crypto audience is the most knowledgeable and gambler in the world. Their good bets are different from classic "casino gamblers" because they - don't need fixed odds - believe in information difference advantage rather than long-term trained skills (out of thousands) or the law of large numbers, so they don't like to do dojos in snail shells, Repeatedly study how to beat the 0.5% h...

Elon Musk's lawyers say it's time to dismiss lawsuits alleging he was involved in Dogecoin insider trading. Lawyers representing Tesla CEO Elon Musk are calling on a judge to dismiss a multibillion-dollar case accusing the celebrity entrepreneur of dogecoin (DOGE) hacking on his online followers. trade. The lawyers said the charges should be dismissed with prejudice to prevent the plaintiffs from continuing to burden the judicial system with additional charges related to Musk's Twitter activity. Elon Musk's 'stupid tweets' In a letter filed Monday in New York federal court, Musk's attorney, Alex Shapiro, slammed the disgruntled investor's repeated attempts to plead guilty as "baseless" and "frivolous." He explained that the lawsuit "is simply based on Mr. Musk's ...

You guessed it right, the big models are getting dumber!

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