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Recently the World Cup came around, and I originally just wanted to mess around a bit—but I know nothing about football or basketball. I started playing online games in middle school. I do understand LOL, like Faker and Uzi, and then various game livestreams—50/50, Sun Yalong, and others.
Yes, going to watch LOL events; to be honest, the LPL has really been weak these past few years.

The big spenders are just too powerful. Over the past few days, Lighthouse has earned a total of 34Wu. They contributed most of it. The server officially went live on the 26th, and it feels like these numbers are still pretty good. I don’t know if we can push it all the way to all 7 stages.

Today the difficulty has increased, but honestly I still find it quite simple. However, it seems there are more game bugs, and I don't know when they will be fixed.
1. The game connection drops, and I found that switching the VPN's virtual network card mode can solve it; testing shows it works.
The first picture shows disconnection in the dungeon; you can continue fighting, and after clearing, the clearance materials are still recorded.
2. The game freezes after entering the dungeon, and nothing responds; it seems there's no way to fix this.

It seems that the KOLs in the Chinese community have all started promoting, and from yesterday to today, over 400 people have become members at Lighthouse. The big spenders are recharging aggressively, and most of the 80,000 income comes from paid gift packs.
A few friends have said that Lighthouse is a bit difficult, so I’ll briefly share my strategy:
1. Choose the archer. Experienced players can choose to maximize stamina consumption. It seems that the day before yesterday, the maximum was 100 stamina at a time, and today it’s 1,000 stamina. Basically, I finish today’s stamina in a few m

First time earning 400x returns, if I hit 1000x I would just take off—what a pity.

This is the on-chain data for Lighthouse’s paid users. As of now, there are a total of 3,300 paid pass users. The spenders are also doing quite well, with total revenue of 20wu.
We’ll continue to monitor.

Recently, with deep use of Codex, using the AI model feels a lot like dating.
At first, it’s really great—so addictive. But after spending a few months together, all kinds of flaws start to show.
I’m not sure whether Codex is making me less smart, or whether it’s just my own issue. With my Plus ending this month, I’m going to try a new “love” by testing out Claude.

I previously thought that predict would settle on May 1st, but I didn't see the rules below, which caused me to be stuck with a few thousand dollars in this pool.
According to the rules, it’s estimated that everything will be settled by early June, about three days left.
It's still better to ask AI for specific rules about the prediction.
Although the profit over a month can be calculated, the psychological gap between the May 1st settlement and the June settlement is quite significant.
During that time, all the hanging order points were completely cut off, leading to high losses, but

I'm planning to get some more membership accounts, but the Lighthouse website isn't working, so I'm planning to set up multiple Epic clients. The current game logic is as follows:
Webpage binds the Epic account, and after entering the game, Epic will read the wallet configuration from the server, so once you've linked your Epic account, you only need to operate Epic to play the game.
I spent a long time today and found that backing up the configuration doesn't allow for multiple instances.
Here's the solution shared by AI for everyone.
Run multiple Windows instances; Windows user accou

I'm not sure how many people are still playing Lighthouse, it seems like not many. I'll share my experience. You can choose swords and energy-consuming multipliers; I recommend using a bow, maxing out all multipliers, and taking it slow—one account per bow, collecting all materials.
There's also a mini-game similar to guessing high or low. I don't want high multipliers, only to secure a minimum guarantee, so I chose the most probable options 1 and 2. When the market is open, my screenshot shows the betting options available; if the betting options are grayed out, it means the market hasn't set

I saw a big shot share their lighthouse earnings, and at the official price, it's truly impressive.
At the same time, I want to say a few words: the reason why blockchain games and on-chain social platforms are becoming less popular is from top to bottom.
If a game can't even deliver a basic smooth user experience, then don't talk about gameplay—three-step one card, ten-step disconnects, and when there are more players, the game can't even load.
Don't even mention that players are just playing to make money.
Since the game isn't fun, let's just talk about the earning potential; don't t

The game has started. Only by participating can you upgrade the NFT from 0.11e before, and it seems that different levels should have different shares.
Many people complain that you only get tokens by gambling, feeling that it is a deliberately set game mechanic, a kind of alternative game theory, which looks fine at first glance, but who knows what will happen later.
I will buy a membership to experience it soon; overall, I think the project team’s attitude is still decent. The character should be sold for $50, and I remember the pets were airdropped + publicly free minted, so the pets were e

predict is the project I heavily invested in this year. I wrote a bunch of arbitrage scanning logic, and because I dislike risk, I don't gamble too big, which results in overall low point efficiency. Here are some suggestions for small investors. The weekly points for my 100 USD holdings are about 5 points. predict has annual yield returns, and this pool has few trading activities, with deep liquidity on both sides, so it can be considered a financial management pool.
Recently, the high-point pools in predict have significantly decreased, making it hard to play.

The lighthouse will start in a few days. Briefly explain the functions of a few assets: characters are fixed drop fragments, pets are account output bonuses, and the pass is a 18% token from new releases.
My plan is to subscribe to the quarterly membership for $20 when the time comes, then assess the game assets' situation and calculate the profit and loss ratio.
The lighthouse is ready to take off.