夏雪宜

It's often said that nine out of ten men have hemorrhoids... To be honest, I used to have hemorrhoids too, but they were not severe. The doctor told me that I could manage it myself. It's very simple: after using the restroom, always wash thoroughly with water. ... Since then, I developed this habit. When I'm out and there's no water to wash, I'd rather hold it in; if I use wet wipes, I use a whole pack. But once I get home or to a hotel, I immediately wash again with water. I've kept this habit for many years, and my hemorrhoids have never flared up again. To put it plainly, if you have hemorrhoids that keep recurring, it means your back door has become a breeding ground for bacteria, your butt is dirty, with feces. You need to develop good hygiene habits, understand?

If you've already been scammed or taken advantage of elsewhere, messing around without understanding... and have friends who have opened American 🇺🇸 Huamei Bank 🏦 velo accounts, iTalkBB bundled cards, or various virtual cards specifically tailored for Chinese people with tricky schemes... they can cancel those and come to me to reapply. I offer legitimate, local American personal basic accounts that Americans use, which only require a $1500 balance to waive management fees, and come with a physical card that allows free transfers to Interactive Brokers. Usually, friends who have already opened such accounts cannot apply again, but the manager I work with has the authority to do so. It just costs an extra $1000, which he charges, not me. For professional matters, find a professional—don't mess around with registrations and applications yourself, especially if you really need to avoid taxes.

Because I brought the US card agency business into the crypto circle, and I'm the only one doing this business, many bloggers came out to popularize the so-called "US card agency is a scam" narrative. To be honest, most of the US card agencies on Xianyu are indeed scams, guiding you to get virtual cards and bundled cards from phone companies, with agency fees of only a few hundred yuan... These are indeed scams. But they pretend to know, talking about a field I've researched so deeply. Precisely because there are many scams, I discovered a business opportunity and started doing this to help everyone avoid pitfalls. What I help everyone apply for is the "Huamei Bank's US local personal basic checking account, the kind that waives management fees with just 1500"... We directly connect with the bank account managers, all KYC uses the customer's real information, requiring submission of documents first, then bank review and signing, scheduling a video interview with the account manager... following all formal procedures. As a so-called agent, the legitimate card service is basically just creating a group for you, selling personal network resources, guiding you in preparing and correctly filling out documents, assisting in submission to improve bank efficiency, but the actual account opening is done by the user themselves. When it comes to my professional field, I damn well find that I believe whatever you say normally, but once it comes to what I know, I realize you don't really understand everything, just talking nonsense with an agenda. Helpless.

US Card: East West Bank Deposit US Securities: Interactive Brokers It's free.

It's the kind I like.🫣

The end of an era signals the beginning of another. Starting today, the avatars and personal IP LOGO on all my social accounts will officially switch from Image 1 (carrying #Bitcoin on my shoulder) to Image 2 (carrying #Nasdaq on my shoulder). I have used the Bitcoin-carrying avatar for a full ten years. The original photo was taken when I was working at a mountain mining site, carrying a snake-skin bag with BTC mining machine parts from the mountain down to the mining site as a work check-in photo (sent to the boss). Later, a girl from Zhejiang University in the Aisi community photoshopped the Bitcoin logo onto it, making it my personal symbol, accompanying me through several cycles of crypto bull and bear markets. Changing my avatar does not mean I am bearish on Bitcoin; on the contrary, I will continue to hold Bitcoin long-term. But my focus of exploration, wealth allocation, and main attention have fully shifted to the US stock market. In fact, I have completed most of my wealth transfer: except for Bitcoin, all other crypto assets have been liquidated, and my total crypto assets now do not exceed 200,000 RMB. The end of an era heralds the arrival of another. I hope this #newavatar will be as magnificent and extraordinary as the last decade, accompanying me through the next ten, twenty, fifty, or even one hundred years. Within ten years, humanity is expected to conquer most diseases and live to 150; a hundred years from now, I will just be reaching the starting point of the "average lifespan." And my wealth is sufficient to support the best medical care and lifestyle arrangements. Moving forward, no looking back.

This is not AI, but a real century-old ancient building in Zhejiang. I admire the aesthetics of the ancients, and I also want to thank the local government for maintaining the ancient building so well, allowing it to still retain that rustic, original beauty. I plan to go to Sanqing Mountain, and passing through Quzhou, I thought of visiting this niche attraction. Fortunately, when I arrived, there were people visiting, so I went in. The building's interior was already empty, and the attraction is very small, so the visit inside took less than 30 minutes. By the way, it is also very close to Jianglang Mountain! "Quzhou Guangdu Dagong Hall" is hidden in the countryside, with blue bricks and black tiles bearing the marks of time, embraced by green mountains and fields. Walking along the ridges of the fields, I realized it looks like a solitary elder isolated from the world. The eaves of the roof curve upward, wooden components emit a warm luster, and every grain hides a story. Sunlight filters through the leaves and falls on the red walls; in the interplay of light and shadow, one can faintly see the bustling scenes of the past. Suddenly, I understood why I made a special trip here after staying in the city for a long time—only this uncarved tranquility could strike me. There are no crowded crowds, only the distant crowing of roosters and the rustling of wind through the rice fields; even time seems to slow down. Dagong Hall. Built: 46th year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (1781) Also known as: Shuixing Pavilion, Wenchang Pavilion (serving feng shui and literary fortune functions) Grade: Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relic Protection Unit Location: Isolated in the middle of rice fields, surrounded by fields, with extremely poetic scenery. Local legend: Built to stabilize feng shui, lock water outlets, and prevent the outflow of wealth and talent. Function: Wenchang Pavilion, for scholars to study and pray for success in imperial exams; also as Shuixing Pavilion to control floods. Folk legend: After completion, Guangdu Village experienced a flourishing literary fortune with "four generations achieving top ranks" and "six sons becoming scholars." Admission: Free Not regularly open; need to find villagers/administrators to open the door.

The booming development of artificial intelligence not only generates data but also produces mountains of discarded GPUs. By 2030: 75 million tons of electronic waste will be generated annually. Gold, silver, and copper worth $60 billion will be buried in old servers. Who are the winners? Of course, the companies responsible for clearing out these discarded GPUs. $WM $IRM $CLH—The low-key billionaires of the AI era.🗑️💰