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美国年轻一代对中国的好感远超老一代，尤其是去过中国或者是使用TikTok的年轻人。老一代美国人被西方主流媒体的长期叙事完全洗脑，尤其是baby boomer 一代，脑子里的中国全是几十年前的画面。所以等老一代美国人都退出了权力中心，中美关系一定会向好。
中国两个大国取长补短最符合两国人民的根本利益。
这个年轻人认为中国是全世界最适合旅行的国家，吃住行都超级便宜，又安全又干净。这几乎成了所有疫情后去中国旅行过的西方人的共识。
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🚨 $TAO BITTENSOR PROPOSAL
A few hours ago, there was a live meeting on Discord with Bittensor founder Const and our amazing and committed community.
I took notes on the most important points and I’m leaving them below.
Here are the key takeaways.
Bittensor philosophy;
-Const reinforced that the protocol has always “rolled with the punches” and learned from exploits since the very beginning. Every failure helped improve the chain, refine incentives, and move closer to building functional decentralized AI markets.
-Const acknowledged Sam’s betrayal, took responsibility, and offered direct apologies to affected holders.
(You are not the one to blame. But apology accepted.)
Main proposal: Locked Stake (Conviction Mechanism)
A new staking dimension is being introduced. Beyond normal stake, time now becomes part of the equation. Stake can be locked for months or even years.
This creates a public and cryptographically verifiable conviction metric: locked stake multiplied by remaining lock time. Subnet owners, and any holder, will be able to demonstrate long-term commitment transparently.
Objectives of the mechanism;
-Prevent rugs and sudden exits that drain liquidity and harm investors
-Give Alpha and TAO holders more influence over the direction of subnets
-Replace human trust assumptions with mathematical, protocol-level guarantees
-Make subnet ownership dynamic and competitive. Today it is immutable.
How rollout will work;
-First step will be the lock mechanism itself, without hierarchical governance yet
-Initial testing will happen in mature subnets like 3, 39, 81 and possibly other large ones
-New subnets will have a grace period (immunity)
-During governance activation;
-Anyone will be able to lock stake and vote on the owner key
-The highest conviction wins
Benefits for the ecosystem;
-Increases investor confidence and helps capital formation
-Teams can signal real skin in the game through locked stake
-Improves long-term alignment between owners, miners, validators and stakers
-Opens the path for stronger governance at subnet level and later at root/chain level
Long-term vision;
-Bittensor wants to solve real governance problems that no one in Web3 has fully solved yet. Not just degen cycles and pump mechanics.
-The Conviction mechanism is seen as a key step toward building a real federation of decentralized and trustworthy AI companies.
My thoughts;
After the Covenant episode, this feels like the beginning of a full transparency phase.
Now it’s time to implement, improve, evolve and keep building.
The best builders will come out stronger from this moment.
Holders
miners
validators
teams
owners
Everyone moves forward from here.
I hope so.
I strongly recommend going directly to the original source on the official Bittensor channel. Don’t be lazy. 😅
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$VVV 6H
Potential Livermore Accumulation Count
Pole and Falling Flag/Wedge to form 7
Bullish setup for a launch to 8
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I have no interest in revisiting these old disputes with CZ, but his book filled with falsehoods has dragged me into this for no reason.
He has a long-standing habit of making misleading statements to the public, the media, and the world. Unfortunately, this tendency to distort the truth does not seem to change.
According to reporting by CoinDesk, his wife submitted a letter of support to the judge. In the report, she consistently referred to them as “husband” and “wife,” without using terms like “ex-wife” or “ex-husband.” (I have great respect for her loyalty and resilience.)
However, in his own book and media interviews, he has been deliberately vague about his marital status — at times saying they are separated, at times suggesting they are divorced. So what is the actual situation? Did the divorce happen after his release?
If they are indeed divorced, was his stake in Binance properly divided in accordance with the law? This is not only a legal matter, but also a question of basic moral responsibility and integrity as a husband. Figures like Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates both followed legal processes to divide assets with their spouses during their divorces.
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Idiot @star_okx it’s between him and her how to divide their assets and whether to divide or not. They are having a mutual understanding and respect towards each other. What the fuck you have to do with his personal matters. No wonder your exchange had became shit. Instead of competing on growth or business- you lowered yourself to this standards. This shows your pettiness.
There is no rule to give half of assets to someone just because they got married - like Elon didn’t do it, Trump didn’t do it. It’s based on their understanding and mutual decision so shut the fuck up.
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@Kasumi_cn_jp 我在日本今年是第7年，已经辞职下个月回国了，我是干it的，国内到手是这边的几乎一倍，再加上现在日本这个环境实在是感受不到待下去的意义
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100日元兑人民币都跌破4.3了，以3开头的时代指日可待。
联系到工资，我感觉自己不值钱了。再联想到海外旅行，我感觉自己有点卑微了…日本人也会有这样的情绪吧？
周末两个朋友带家人来家里玩，一家已经归化多年，另一家是永住。
十年来我们聚会的话题都是房子、工作、孩子，万万想不到这次竟然是键政！归化的朋友非常理性温和的一个人，竟然骂起了高市。永住的朋友是个文艺中年，竟然说起了电车上日本人眼神都不一样了……
不碰政治的家庭主妇朋友对我说她害怕，想回国…
做项目经理的朋友说感觉氛围很差，她甚至看到一个欧美面孔的带娃妈妈在车站和日本人大爷大妈唇枪舌战…
朋友圈里有人在商场厕所丢了钱包过两天又找回来了，感慨这个社会好像还没有变…
好在，我旁敲侧击地问娃，新学期感觉同学们还是原来那样吗？娃有点莫名其妙，回答说当然啊。
他们说新学年的班主任很好啊。
他们还是非常喜欢去学校的。
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Yes we are currently at risk of being deregistered next. It's not the first time we have been here.
Building a company is hard. Building one inside Bittensor, with DTAO, TAO flow, and market sentiment all moving at launch, is harder. We underestimated how little time we would have to adjust while live.
In the last two months, we launched, refined the business model, narrowed the scope, clarified the message, and started customer conversations around a real pain point.
Our positioning is now much clearer: Loosh is a cognition middleware layer that extends the AI stack.
We are focused on reducing training time, repeated instructions, lost multi session tasks, and high exception rates. The goal is lower supervision overhead, stronger task continuity, and more reliable performance across deployments.
We were early. In some ways, we still are. But being early is not enough. The work has to translate into clear value under real market conditions.
We believe Bittensor is the right environment to explore and prove these concepts. At the same time, we do not yet have customers, and without customers we do not have the resources to support buybacks.
Loosh has been bootstrapped from day one. We have made meaningful progress with a small team, but we have also learned hard lessons about incentive design, adversarial environments, and how quickly weak assumptions get exposed.
Over the past week, we had direct conversations about what comes next. We now have a new incentive model in testing. It is a better direction, but it will take time to implement properly.
We know more now than we did at launch, and the next version of this project will be better because of it.
Now it comes down to time, execution, and whether we get the chance to prove it.
We are not done yet.
ʟɪsᴀ@lisacheng
Hey Bittensor, We set out to build something we believed didn’t exist yet and would be an essential product in the future. And right now, we’re at real risk of deregistration. And it hurts more than we expected it to. When we came to @opentensor, it wasn’t for the economics. It was because we believed this was a network that could support work that’s early, technically demanding, and worth building. @Loosh_ai was never meant to be easy to explain in one sentence. Part of the challenge has been explaining something that spans multiple disciplines, without losing clarity along the way. We’re working on memory, reasoning, and emotional understanding in machines - not as features, but as foundations. For machines that can remember what happened yesterday, weigh difficult decisions, and behave appropriately in real-world environments without being told exactly what to do in every situation. It sounds ambitious because it is. But it’s also ambitious because the world it’s built for is only just starting to emerge. We’re moving from systems that respond, to systems that act. The robotics market may not be fully here yet. But the underlying problem is, and we’re already seeing how it’s beginning to play out. Systems that follow instructions too literally, systems that drift outside their intended scope, systems that behave correctly in isolation, but incorrectly - sometimes even dangerously - in context: these aren’t edge cases, they’re structural. Which means they won’t go away on their own. Right now, almost all approaches try to solve this by adding more rules, more constraints, more output checks. We think that’s not enough. In some cases, it may even be the wrong direction. There's a version of this that ends well. Robots enter homes, hospitals, and hospitality at scale. The question of trust - whether they can remember, reason, and act ethically - is a central question in AI. And someone will need to have built the foundations for that. We wanted that someone to have been us. Here. In this network. We understand how incentive mechanisms work. We understand why holders move toward what’s measurable today. That’s rational. But it does raise a question about what Bittensor is for. At its best, it’s a frontier, a place where difficult, important, demanding problems can be worked on before they’re obvious. We're not asking for blind support. We're asking for a little more time and the chance to prove this direction in a way that’s visible. In the short term, we’re focused on improving miner response quality on a hard timeline. And later this week, we’ll release a whitepaper outlining a new framework for how to define and enforce the boundaries of agentic systems. We don’t think this problem is solved yet. And we don’t think it’s optional. That’s why we’re still here, and still building. If you believe in what we’re trying to do, now is the moment to back us. And we’re grateful to everyone who’s been with us along the way.
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@TestHarvey @dgb9034 @gegezhang10 @majuismail1122 他是纯傻逼，伊朗人民小日子过得挺好的本来，突然他妈的被经济制裁了47年，本来就难受了，然后美以他妈的一个导弹把几百个小学生炸死，他说全怪伊朗。
美以才是真毒瘤，稍微有点脑子的都清楚这点。
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@dgb9034 @CallmeWXG @gegezhang10 @majuismail1122 你是真傻逼，伊朗号称红色伊朗，因为具备社会主义特质。
每人除了免费石油配额，还有免费石油津贴。虽然其他物资不丰富，石油用到手软。
倒是你英爹控制伊朗石油的时候，百姓没见能这么恿石油的。
吹你麻痹呢？
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你个大傻逼，伊朗的所有军力都赌在弹道导弹和无人机。伊朗的海空军本来就是可有可无的80年代代差落后的垃圾货，炸毁又怎样？导弹照样消灭所有美军基地！
真正的大方向美国全输：既没有推翻伊朗政权，也没有拿到伊朗的浓缩铀，还他妈让伊朗控制了本就通畅的霍尔摩兹海峡
你这种熬b也懂大方向？
阿朝@rDnOLODmQ4ioGK8
@IamRamenPanda 谁的空军，海军没了？谁被长期制裁了？你个大傻逼你没看到这些大的方向吗。
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什么鬼，NFTAO？？？？
这尼玛热度也可以蹭？？？
鱼泡泡@yupaopao0
tao链开始火起来了 如何玩转tao链？搞了一个教程 1⃣准备钱包Talisman 🔗chromewebstore.google.com/detail/talisma… 2⃣币安或者bg买tao代币，直接充值Bittensor链 3⃣把Talisman钱包里面tao跨链到okx钱包上 🔗tao.app/bridge tao链目前几个比较火的 1⃣第一个meme（目前价格0.0000007u） 电报群中午发的已经50个点 brain.fun/token/0xb24495… 2⃣第一个nft punk（当前价格0.19tao） taopunks.com/marketplace
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