@risedotrich's V2 is scheduled to launch on November 10. What excites me most is the introduction of stock-related token pairs. Previously, launchpad pairs were mostly centered around SOL and USDC; V2 will expand this scope to include tokens representing real-world companies or stocks. Stock pairings on Solana have already gained traction this year, so this direction isn’t just conceptual—it’s already being actively used by the market. RISE isn’t just adding a new pair; it’s also introducing new index curves and Reflections, while retaining its existing lending and looping features. This means after a meme is launched, there are far more ways to interact beyond simple buying and selling. $RISE will also launch on November 10. This V2 update marks RISE’s true step toward transforming Memefi into a fully realized ecosystem.

Should you subscribe to the Anthropic IPO? If you do, my strategy is to subscribe only to the public offering: 1️⃣ The VIP round has an unreasonably high 12% fee: If the fee is calculated based on the allocated shares, Anthropic needs to rise more than 13.6% after listing for you to break even; in the public offering, with a 5% fee, you only need a ~5.3% increase. The valuation of $1.5 trillion is already 55% higher than the $965 billion private round in May. For an IPO of this scale, a significant first-day pop is uncommon—examples like Saudi Aramco and Facebook opened essentially flat, or even below offering price. 2️⃣ VIP round allocations arrive slowly: Funds are only credited 3 to 5 business days after listing, meaning you miss the most active trading days at the open—you pay the 12% fee upfront and are forced to ride out the volatility. The public offering settles 2 to 3 hours before market open, allowing you to participate in the first-day price action—this is its true advantage.

I checked it out for you—didn’t feel like a setup at all!也没什么好看的点 Annual feast: three couples, six people including the glasses-wearing couple https://t.co/i5xd4NbyPe

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48 hours! The massive collapse of Pump & Kimchi!! 😂 Just two days ago, Pump.fun co-founder Alon was loudly promoting Kimchi, calling him the first trader to truly bridge crypto and pop culture, and claiming he would attract retail investors from outside the space through this wealth celebrity. But just two days later, it all fell apart! Kimchi posted a promotional image with a QR code linking to a new meme coin project called Project Kimchi; Alon personally retweeted it, causing the token’s market cap to surge rapidly to tens of millions of dollars, peaking at around $15 million. Then, Kimchi deleted the post, Alon removed his retweet, and the price crashed by approximately 98%, with market cap plummeting to just tens of thousands of dollars. Meanwhile, Kimchi also removed Pump.fun from his X bio, and all previous interactions between the two were erased. Whether the account was hacked, the partnership collapsed, or someone intentionally manipulated the market remains unclear—but anyone who followed along has been thoroughly rug-pulled.

Now, many people are resisting the two-shift system. I was a bit confused about the two-shift system, so I asked my elders: “When you were young, did you work two shifts?” He replied: “Back then, factory workers did three shifts. Now it’s become two shifts. Some older people even say: ‘We can’t handle hardship anymore—we’ve gone from three shifts down to two. Can you really say we can’t endure hardship?’” Aren’t conditions much better now than back then? Hasn’t production capacity increased dramatically? Then why has it shifted from three shifts to two? I really don’t understand.

What can you only learn by going to the northwest? Many young Uyghur boys and girls learn Mandarin just so they can play Peacekeeper Elite. I once met a guy with a Ding Zhen accent whose shooting was terrible—I thought he was using a voice changer. But then my teammate Gulim told me they were Uyghur; the guy had just been learning Mandarin for a short time.

What’s the most real business battle you’ve ever seen? Bought a car from Company A, had issues, got no help from customer service— went to Company B’s headquarters to protest with a banner. Company B not only cooperated, but also paid to trend on social media.

If a person suddenly appears out of nowhere, how can you register them for household registration and obtain an ID card? Here’s a 100% effective method: Make yourself known as a well-known homeless person within a radius of N kilometers. When asked about your family background, claim ignorance, and insist you’ve always slept on the streets, accepting only food—not money. It may take time, but in reality, there are numerous cases of homeless individuals who cannot account for their origins and have successfully been registered under collective household registration—though they are only eligible for collective registration, not individual.

What job is the easiest and most enjoyable? There isn’t any job that’s truly easy or truly joyful. The first lesson you learn when entering society is to demystify jobs you’ve never experienced or idealize—whether it’s government positions, banking, civil service, hospitals, schools, or large state-owned enterprises; none of them are easy. Especially over the past two years, every industry has been severely strained. I believe true “making it” means not having to work at all. The truly relaxed and happiest people are those with financial security—when you have money at home, your mindset is calm, you work if you want to, and if not, you don’t care.