最近，启动了一个名为「web234」的频道，想透过这个频道，分享一些我在加密货币和区块链领域的经历与心得，也邀请身边的朋友们一起参与。 让我简单回顾一下我的旅程吧。 从2017年开始，朋友分享了比特币和以太坊的资讯，从此踏入加密货币的世界。 那年年底到2018年初，因缘际会参与了AI on blockading 的团队，而后涉足交易赛道，也成为了WOO Network 与Orderly Network Founding team累积了身为builder的背景与 @ranyi1115 共事了将近5年。 一年半前，成立了笑想2年的的公司 @RadianceVntr ，与@bob 携手至今已服务过数十家区块链企业，其中不乏一些大家耳熟能详的名字。 在这条路上，结识了许多优秀的朋友，他们各个十八般武艺样样精通，但平时很少有机会深度展现自己。 因此，我决定录制这个频道，邀请他们来分享自己的思维模式、关注的领域新知，以及目前正在打造的项目。希望透过这些对话，让大家看到加密货币和区块链的多元面貌。 频道取名「web234」，灵感来自于希望能将 Web3 延伸到 Web2 和 Web4 等各个产业，让圈内圈外的人都能互相学习与了解。更重要的是，让观众对这些领域有更深刻的认识，不再像过去一样，一提到加密货币就联想到诈骗或负面刻板印象。真正的去扩展认知。 当然我也还在学习怎么更好的去做访谈以及内容剪辑得更好，这是一个重新摸索以及学习的过程。 目前只放了第一期视频，邀请的名单上还会有许多行业内的伙伴以及Web2家族办公室的成员们，还有AI领域的创业者，如果大家感兴趣，欢迎订阅或关注「web234」频道，一起探索这个充满可能性的世界！ 有任何想法或建议，也欢迎留言或私信交流。 Web23事 YouTube link: youtube.com/@web234tv?si=Rv4… Instagram: instagram.com/web234.tv?igsh… Especially thanks to @0x515151 同志负责运营频道

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Just received this message when I wanna trade on Dexless🥹 I always wanted to become a better trader. I spent time learning, watching videos, trying different strategies… but I still found myself making the same emotional mistakes. That’s one of the reasons our team and I started building @DexlessEx Instead of giving traders more indicators, we’re building an AI that helps you understand your own trading behavior—your emotions, discipline, position sizing, and habits. The goal isn’t just to help you trade more. It’s to help you trade better. We’re currently testing our AI Brain Brief (👇), and I’d genuinely love feedback from traders. Let me know if you are interested to check it out

When I first entered crypto, it was difficult to imagine Taiwan traditional financial institutions seriously discussing crypto investment products. Today, at @RadianceVntr , we’re currently working with licensed financial partners and global strategy providers to explore bringing crypto investment strategies to the Taiwan market. Grateful to witness this evolution firsthand, and excited for what comes next.

I’ve spent years building products, teams, and companies. Now I’m learning something new. A different kind of love. A different kind of growth. A different kind of responsibility. A new chapter begins.

Dexless is not just another DEX. Tomorrow, we’ll be live in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 for the RWA Demo Day at Hong Kong Web3 Festival. Proud to share that we are 🏆 1st place winner of the RWA Hackathon. See you in Hong Kong.

Day 3 — Why I started thinking seriously about trading Over the past years, I spent a lot of time talking to people in Web3. Founders. Traders. Operators. Those conversations started as content. But over time, they became something else — a way to observe patterns. — One thing became very clear: We have more tools than ever in this market. Better execution. Faster infrastructure. More data. But despite all of that, most people are not actually getting better. — Especially in trading. People improve their setup. They improve their speed. But their decision-making? Not by much. — I kept hearing similar stories: Overtrading. Emotional entries. Inconsistent strategies. Even from people who had access to the best tools. So I started asking a different question: What if the problem isn’t tools? What if the real bottleneck is behavior? — That question stuck with me. Because if that’s true, then most of what we’re building in this space is only solving half the problem. — That’s when @DexlessEx started to take shape. Not as “another trading platform.” But as an attempt to rethink what a trading system should actually do. Instead of only optimizing for execution, can we help users understand their own behavior? Can we help them improve over time? — I don’t think this is an easy problem. And I don’t think there’s a clean answer yet. But it feels like the right problem to work on. So we’re starting there. Still early. Still figuring it out. But this is the direction.

Day 2 — What I’m actually navigating right now Yesterday I wrote about continuing to build at 36 weeks. Today feels more accurate to talk about the other side of it. Because the decision to keep going is actually the easy part. Living with that decision is different. — There are very real constraints right now. Energy is limited. Sleep is inconsistent. Even simple things take more effort than usual. And unlike work, this is not something you can push through by willpower alone. So the question I keep coming back to is: How do you continue building when your capacity is clearly changing? — I don’t think the answer is “just work harder.” If anything, this phase is forcing the opposite. To be more selective. More precise. More honest about what actually matters. There are things I’ve stopped doing. Things I’ve deprioritized without hesitation. And that hasn’t slowed things down — it’s made the signal clearer. — Another thing I’ve been thinking about: In building, we often assume more time = better outcomes. But recently, I’m starting to question that. When time is limited, you stop defaulting to comfort. You make decisions faster. You focus on what moves things forward. Not everything improves under pressure. But clarity often does. — That doesn’t mean there’s no doubt. There are moments where I wonder if this is the right way to approach this phase. Whether I should be more conservative. Whether I’m underestimating what’s coming. — But so far, the conclusion I keep arriving at is this: There is no version of this that is perfectly optimized. Only different trade-offs. And right now, I’m choosing to stay in motion. — Still building @DexlessEx Still refining what we’re actually trying to solve. Just with a different set of constraints. And maybe that’s not a disadvantage. Maybe it’s a filter.

Day 1 — Building Dexless at 36 weeks I’m currently 36 weeks pregnant, and still actively building @DexlessEx From the outside, this might seem like a phase where things should slow down. But for me, it has led to a very different realization: A lot of the limits we assume in life are not real constraints — they are decisions we make, often unconsciously. — I’ve been in crypto for almost 8 years. Looking back, I didn’t enter this space with a clear thesis. I was curious, energetic, and willing to explore. Over time, what shaped me wasn’t just the market cycles — but the need to constantly rethink how I see things. There were periods where I had to step back, question my assumptions, and rebuild my thinking from scratch. That process of continuous “rewiring” has probably been more important than any specific outcome. — Last year, I made a more deliberate shift. I started doing a series of interviews — what I called “Web234”. The goal was simple: to understand how different builders and traders actually think. Not just what they build, but how they make decisions under uncertainty. What I didn’t expect was how much that process would change me. Patterns started to emerge: There are many tools in this market. But very few systems that actually help people improve. Especially in trading. Execution is becoming more efficient. But decision-making is still largely driven by emotion. — That observation led to Dexless. The idea wasn’t just to build another trading platform, but to rethink what a trading system should do. Instead of optimizing for speed or access alone, can we design a system that helps users become better over time? That question is still something we’re actively working through. — At the same time, I was building Radiance Ventures. Then I found out I was pregnant. This introduced a very practical constraint: time and energy. So the decision became straightforward: Do I pause and wait for a “better” moment? Or do I continue building within the current reality? I chose the latter. Not because it’s the easier path, but because, based on how I’ve operated over the years, there is rarely a perfect time to do anything meaningful. — A month ago, we won 1st place at the Solana Vibecoding hackathon. More recently, we’ve started to see new signals of momentum. Things are beginning to move again. — With about a month left before delivery, I realized something else: I’ve had many ideas, conversations, and insights along the way — but I haven’t built a habit of sharing them. So for the next 30 days, I’m going to change that. I’ll be documenting: – what we’re building with Dexless – how my thinking evolves – and what it actually looks like to operate in this phase of life This is less about telling a polished story, and more about making the process visible. Let’s see where this goes.

Day 1 — Building Dexless at 36 weeks I’m currently 36 weeks pregnant, and still actively building Dexless. From the outside, this might seem like a phase where things should slow down. But for me, it has led to a very different realization: A lot of the limits we assume in life are not real constraints — they are decisions we make, often unconsciously. — I’ve been in crypto for almost 8 years. Looking back, I didn’t enter this space with a clear thesis. I was curious, energetic, and willing to explore. Over time, what shaped me wasn’t just the market cycles — but the need to constantly rethink how I see things. There were periods where I had to step back, question my assumptions, and rebuild my thinking from scratch. That process of continuous “rewiring” has probably been more important than any specific outcome. — Last year, I made a more deliberate shift. I started doing a series of Web3 interviews — what I called “Web234”. The goal was simple: to understand how different builders and traders actually think. Not just what they build, but how they make decisions under uncertainty. What I didn’t expect was how much that process would change me. Patterns started to emerge: There are many tools in this market. But very few systems that actually help people improve. Especially in trading. Execution is becoming more efficient. But decision-making is still largely driven by emotion. — That observation led to Dexless. The idea wasn’t just to build another trading platform, but to rethink what a trading system should do. Instead of optimizing for speed or access alone, can we design a system that helps users become better over time? That question is still something we’re actively working through. — At the same time, I was building Radiance Ventures. Then I found out I was pregnant. This introduced a very practical constraint: time and energy. So the decision became straightforward: Do I pause and wait for a “better” moment? Or do I continue building within the current reality? I chose the latter. Not because it’s the easier path, but because, based on how I’ve operated over the years, there is rarely a perfect time to do anything meaningful. — A month ago, we won 1st place at the Solana Vibecoding hackathon. More recently, we’ve started to see new signals of momentum. Things are beginning to move again. — With about a month left before delivery, I realized something else: I’ve had many ideas, conversations, and insights along the way — but I haven’t built a habit of sharing them. So for the next 30 days, I’m going to change that. I’ll be documenting: – what we’re building with Dexless – how my thinking evolves – and what it actually looks like to operate in this phase of life This is less about telling a polished story, and more about making the process visible. Let’s see where this goes.

No matter what situation you’re in, embrace yourself with ease and acceptance — because who you are today is the result of everything you’ve accumulated in the past.

Just aped into the 💚 Perp Trading Campaign on Dexless. UI/UX looking clean af 👀 Now the real question — Long BTC or get rekt? Trading link: dexless.exchange/en/perp/PER…

Agent are like our roses. Everyone is a little prince 🦞raising their own.

AI doesn’t make startups faster. It makes mistakes cheaper — and judgment more valuable.

We keep talking about AI and crypto as infra wars But Base and Apple are quietly making the same bet: customer ownership > compute ownership. Anyone can rent GPUs. Anyone can fork protocols. Not everyone can own the endpoint or the user relationship. 2026 is the year this gap starts to show🔥🐎

In Taiwan, there’s a temple nicknamed “God’s Bank.” Here’s how it works: People come to the temple to “borrow money” symbolically for business or life. If things go well, they come back later and repay more as gratitude. Last year: – About $130M USD was “borrowed” – About $230M USD was returned That’s a $100M+ net inflow — purely voluntary. On Lunar New Year’s Day alone, 100,000+ people lined up. Some waited hours just to repay. No contracts. No enforcement. No interest rate. Only belief, reputation, and social trust. This isn’t about religion. It’s about how collective belief creates liquidity. If Web3 wants mass adoption, it needs to understand this: Markets run on psychology long before they run on code. 🧧

昨晚在想情人节要有什么poster, 于是搞笑一下，意外发现中文很有梗 @DexlessEx ;)

This is why I’m extremely bullish on what I’m building at @DexlessEx Decentralization is the foundation of Web3, and the agent economy is its future.