🐶 How to find a successful MEME? 🐸 🐶 The mascots of Dogecoin, SHIB, and BONK are all dogs, and in the case of the breed, Shiba Inu. These animals are based on pop culture, and pictures of their expressions are widely disseminated. In addition, Dogecoin's tipping culture once made it a very popular tipping token in the United States. As the oldest MEME coin, Dogecoin has been repeatedly tempered in multiple bull and bear cycles, and is still writing legends. 🐸 Looking back at last year's latest PEPE, it was unique in that it chose the frog that is widely loved by the Western community as its mascot. It has a unique image, with large eyes and green skin that make it highly recognizable. ✨ The increase in the price of cryptocurrencies has a huge correlation with attention. 👁 The more attention and the more the audience knows, the more people will buy, which will push the price upward. FINDING A SUCCESSFUL MEME IS, OF COURSE, RECOGNIZING ITS ESSENCE. It is different from other utility or governance tokens, it completely abandons the old narrative, staking and other clichés, and generously admits that its tokens are "useless". ✨ In this case, the value of the token depends entirely on the "community consensus". Community, decentralization, these are the most fundamentalist in the crypto community. This also means that the spread of the virus requires community empathy and "spontaneity". (Source: ForesightNews, content has been edited and the author's views only)

PANews reported on February 24 that Patrick O'Grady, director of engineering at Ava Labs, posted on the X platform that please upgrade your Node to AvalancheGo v1.11.1 version, which disables the gossip added in v1.10.18 that causes the logic of validators to send Long to each other. The flawed logic of the Avalanche validator providing each peer with stake-weighted bandwidth allocation results in each Node's allocation being filled with useless transaction gossip. This dynamic prevents pull queries issued by validators from being processed in a timely manner and causes Consensus to stall. Previously, it was reported that the Avalanche Mainnet had been down for 3 hours and 48 minutes.

On November 28, Pudgy Penguins CEO Luca Netz said in a recent interview that although he has never spent as much money as other rich people, he did admit to buying a Rolls-Royce Cullinan. It is reported that the starting price of its 2023 model is more than $375,000. "The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is the last thing I should have bought, and I regret it, it's undoubtedly the worst car I've ever owned," Netz said. On the surface, it's a great car. But it's big and bulky – I call it an oil rig. It has no gadgets and no function. It is useless except for a nice orange interior. ” It is understood that Netz sold his e-commerce imitation gold jewelry business at the age of 18 and became a self-made millionaire. Later, he bought Pudgy Penguins for $2.5 million and recently oversaw the brand's launch of plush toys at Walmart. Today, the 25-year-old estimates that he could be worth more than $100 million.

Pudgy Penguins CEO Luca Netz said in a recent interview that while he has never spent as much as other rich people, he did admit to buying a Rolls-Royce Cullinan. It is reported that the starting price of its 2023 model is more than $375,000. "The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is the last thing I should have bought, and I regret it, it's undoubtedly the worst car I've ever owned," Netz said. On the surface, it's a great car. But it's big and bulky – I call it an oil rig. It has no gadgets and no function. It is useless except for a nice orange interior. ” When asked if he plans to sell it, he joked, "It's going to be an oil rig on the front lawn of my house in case one day we find the mine and I need to start extracting oil." Maybe that stuff will come in handy. ” It is understood that Netz sold his e-commerce imitation gold jewelry business at the age of 18 and became a self-made millionaire. Later, he bought Pudgy Penguins for $2.5 million and recently oversaw the brand's launch of plush toys at Walmart. Today, the 25-year-old estimates that he could be worth more than $100 million. （Fortune）

PANews News on October 19 that FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) trial has entered a dull phase in which Judge Lewis Kaplan will walk back and forth anxiously, widen his eyes and accuse prosecutors and SBF defense lawyers of wasting everyone's time. The Justice Department on Wednesday provided two useless witnesses who may have done more damage to their working relationship with Judge Kaplan without doing any good for their nearly unassailable fraud prosecution. Former FTX lobbyist Eliora Katz and word-loving Google bureaucrat Cory Gaddis didn't spend an hour on the witness stand, and their lackluster behavior upset the judge. Later in the day, Judge Lewis Kaplan accused prosecutors of providing witness, Eliora Katz, who actually "summoned a mannequin," and Katz muttered "I don't know anything and I wasn't working at FTX at the time" in response to most people's questions. Katz's confusing statement suggests that Katz would rather destroy her credibility than play the role prosecutors want her to play. Katz simply read out SBF's tweet and its transcript in court for court records. Kaplan was apparently annoyed at times by the voluminous documents Katz was asked to read out the records. Google employee Cory Gaddis did even worse, responding to a legal request received by Google by saying in brief testimony that the existence of metadata proves that some of the content of Google Docs was genuinely discussed, but has been received, processed, or whatever, and then cross-examined to show that Katz knew nothing about metadata, a revelation that threw the jury into disarray. After the jury left the room, Judge Lewis Kaplan angrily complained to the prosecution: "We have 18 people who put their time into this case and what you did to them is really a crime". He slammed them for letting Eliora Katz fly "from Texas" to New York City, saying hardly anything of value in less than 10 minutes.

According to news from IT House on August 25, Brad Smith, President and Vice Chairman of Microsoft Corporation, emphasized in his speech at the G20 Summit in India in 2023 today that the industry needs "really clear and understandable" AI regulatory principles, and he also called on the industry to formulate AI regulatory principles. "_Regulatory Blueprint"_ to ensure that AI remains under human control to prevent AI overdevelopment leading to a "sci-fi movie scenario".