Anyone not in Hong Kong doesn’t count as a KOL.

I also don’t know why people who “work on traffic” love to hype up emotional reactions toward you.
I’ve also seen the neon lights and nightlife in Hong Kong—handsome guys and beautiful women, plus some bloggers I’ve never seen before.
These past two days, I’ve been very nervous about getting back my DeFi money.
According to the recent trend of my bad luck, even the money from investing/wealth management got stolen too—don’t tell me to manage money, either.
Luckily, I don’t keep my funds in aave; I’m afraid the impact of aave won’t spread, so capital preservation is the top priority.
Right now, I don’t dare to put money in any place with even a little bit of risk—when you’re unlucky, many things come one after another.
USD1 has physical dollars as collateral, and there’s also a 1:1 channel with usdt usdc.
In terms of wealth management, it also beats wealth management products based on government bonds, and it’s relatively stable.
The APR for storing USD1 isn’t coin-native—it’s based on the wlfi you get by holding.
That is, your investment returns are determined by the price of wlfi.
Currently, the founder/team/advisor tokens (45.24B WLFI; the Vesting period will be extended. Once the vote is approved, up to 4.52B WLFI—about 10%—will be permanently burned.
And if Sun Ge loses the lawsuit, the portion that Sun Ge holds will also be burned.
My own strategy is that there’s a lot of FUD around wlfi, and the selling pressure has also decreased a lot; based on the cycle events, it’s safer to sell when you get selected.