Many foreign users are posting that Musk hasn’t tweeted in a long time and might be busy consulting with lawyers about how to “move.” This is because Twitter, SpaceX, and Tesla are all headquartered in Texas, but this midterm election saw the state elect its first Democratic governor since 1990, as well as win a Senate seat—the first time Democrats have done so since 1980. It’s well known that Musk has long been a strong supporter of the Republican Party. Texas has traditionally been a Republican stronghold, but now it has turned blue. Many are joking that Musk might be considering relocating all these headquarters to Florida.

Also saw an interesting post: They suggested Musk come to Shanghai, since his mom is already there. Hahaha, Shanghai welcomes you, Elon @elonmusk

This guy contacted over 200 KOLs with 10M+ combined followers, but ended up selling only 280 NFTs ($5 each). Could it be that he only worked with the same group of matrix KOLs? One person can easily control hundreds or even thousands of accounts. These KOL accounts are just artificially boosting comments and likes—making their follower counts and traffic seem huge, when in reality, it’s all fake. This guy was clearly inexperienced and got scammed. It’s actually very easy to spot if these are matrix accounts: many only pump traffic into ads but never engage with their own posts; their comment sections are filled with AI-generated replies, not real users; they have no Twitter monetization; their Blue Verified accounts have abysmally low view counts; and their profiles are flooded with nothing but promotional content.

CZ is often taken advantage of by others... Today, CZ discovered that someone he was interacting with had been secretly promoting his meme, which made CZ furious and he erupted in anger 😂 It’s rare to see CZ swear publicly, but it’s common to see him respond to people who post bait—those users often subtly slip in self-promotion in their comments, waiting for CZ to reply before dumping their holdings. https://t.co/KllNwPkhnP

Recent performance of newly listed tokens: $CT has dropped 64% since listing; base:0x07b3d902783c3c12b077508c3b5c00113d1291d0 has fallen 23%, $PONS is down 63%, $NIULAI is down 35%, and $MARSCOIN has plunged 73%. Only $HYPE and $VVV have performed well—most tokens peaked immediately upon listing; the odds of profiting by buying them at launch are comparable to winning the lottery. If you're trying to make money on these new tokens, it’s like searching for poop in a cesspool.

Twitter Blue V now supports Alipay purchases. Alipay payment is now available on the desktop web version—no third-party top-ups or U cards required, only Alipay needed. If you want to use Grok Bot, which country/region offers the cheapest Premium? With the 50% discount, the U.S., Argentina, and Bolivia are the most affordable, roughly equivalent to RMB 100 for the first month. https://t.co/W870czskIu

To be honest, although Star and CZ often appear to be at odds publicly, in moments like this, they’re both facing the exchange crisis—a problem that affects the entire industry. They can keep arguing among themselves, but their support is genuine. Taking advantage of others’ misfortune in such situations only leads to worse outcomes. No one in the industry wants to see this: one exchange hacked today, another tomorrow. If this continues, the already limited user base will be scared away entirely—many family offices have already begun shifting toward physical gold and traditional assets, and on-chain funds are starting to flee. So, with so many projects and exchanges out there, can we please focus seriously on improving crypto security? I truly believe this is the top priority. Stop chasing gimmicks that just exploit retail investors. At the very least, if you’re going to extract value, first make sure your platform is secure—otherwise, there won’t be any investors left to extract from.

I counted that this person has a total of 106 phones. The profit from new token allocations per account is 437 U, totaling 46,322 U. This profit is equivalent to 660,000 PP points, ranking 83rd.

Does the exchange have any open positions? Could someone please forward this? A group member asked. Which exchanges are actually hiring right now? Not just posting fake openings to look good? 🤔 https://t.co/syCOXVtlXE

I’ve found that with AI, things are now so much easier. Previously, when I worked at a company, developing any tool or product required a lengthy process—usually taking anywhere from ten days to half a month: Product requirement → Meeting discussions → Approval to proceed → Slow development (due to slow cross-department coordination) → More meetings → Functional testing → Official launch. For example, if I wanted to create a “Divination Guide” to climb the leaderboard, it would take at least two weeks and require coordination across multiple departments, with labor costs ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of yuan. Now, with CodeX, I built it in just a few hours—for a monthly cost of only 120 yuan. What a stark contrast! I believe future companies will no longer need so many employees; one AI will be enough (with greater emphasis on business teams).