Sometimes you only know by trying it yourself. In the morning, I had GPT help me generate hundreds of questions, but I actually found that AI is strong, yet its logic is still very different from that of a human. For example, if there is an error in a piece of content, a person only needs to find and modify that particular section of text. However, AI will delete everything and output it again, and the quality of what it produces is really too unstable.

So after getting home at night, I spent 2 hours and only came up with 50 questions. I feel like all my brain cells are about to die.
Everyone says that when you're poor, you should focus on self-improvement, and when you're rich, you should help others. This kind of blockchain Q&A shouldn't be done by a bankrupt player like me; it's exhausting and not worth it. But I thought, since I've become a streamer, I should continuously provide some valuable content in the future. Back then, CZ said he would only engage in education in the future. Of course, I don't have such grand ideals and ambitions.
Doing a live quiz is just to attract more viewers to my live room. After all, I really can't manage to trade high-leverage contracts every day or keep talking and laughing while trading meme coins, so I might as well create some content. Rather than risking liquidation on contracts and losing everything, it's better to use that money, which might have been liquidated, to create some entertainment.
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