If it had been a U.S. company, Tesla’s autonomous driving would have been seen around 2019–2020; after seven years, isn’t it time for Hyundai to finally release its own true modern autonomous driving system? Why hasn’t Hyundai or Kia been able to launch one yet?
Be cautious with debt when things are going well. I always think this saying deserves constant review.
I served in the military at an air force base, during special forces training for base defense, I was lying hidden on a hill, wide-eyed, watching— when suddenly the command center was breached, and I couldn’t speak, thinking it was a drill. Even though thousands of us were keeping watch with wide eyes, the base was overrun by just a dozen or so men— if North Korean special forces infiltrate,
Elon wouldn't seriously buy Binance, would he? 🤔 Ridiculous
Judge Jeong Seung-gyu, there are more rulings than I expected that are hard to understand. Even if a reduction is granted under mitigating circumstances, reducing the sentence by about five years might be understandable—but if the person didn’t report it, wasn’t the death of YouTuber Sutak clearly foreseeable? Yet, reducing the sentence by half just because they reported it to the police and he didn’t die—does that even make sense? 🤔 https://t.co/Vsc9NKBXZ9
Bitcoin $BTC has broken below $80K, and market sentiment is currently negative, but I still remain optimistic, as the price is still holding above the 365-day SMA (Simple Moving Average) in USD terms. The trend has not yet been confirmed as broken. https://t.co/2HaBQNLtPO
Bitcoin ($BTC) broke above its 365-day SMA (Simple Moving Average) for the first time in 313 days. As I’ve mentioned before, trends do not easily reverse. Unless a system-wide risk emerges—such as from corporate bonds tied to AI companies—I believe the likelihood of Bitcoin falling below the 365-day SMA is low. https://t.co/fi6TeOpvt2
Continuing regulation won't stabilize housing prices—it will distort them. Let the market handle it; it will correct itself. Look at the unsold housing crisis in Daegu: oversupply has led to sluggish demand.
About three years ago, I used to go to Pyeongtaek frequently, and at one point, memory semiconductor demand dropped so much that prices collapsed—either to 30,000 or 40,000 won. There was nothing but criticism directed at Samsung Electronics back then, but now the community’s reaction feels less like it’s at rock bottom and more like it’s just entering the early stage of renewed interest. Still, with progress in autonomous driving and improved corporate governance,
Something systemic is going to break, and ultimately, by rescuing AI companies and easing monetary policy, Bitcoin could reach $500,000 or even $1,000,000. This bull cycle seems likely to mirror the 2018–2021 cycle, where a recession occurred mid-cycle in 2020—something may rupture in Q4 2027 or Q1 2028.
