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UNI surpasses 3 dollars
According to Jinse Finance, market data shows that UNI has surpassed $3, currently quoted at $3.01, with a 24-hour increase of 15.77%. The market is highly volatile, so please exercise proper risk control.
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Polish Prime Minister: Poland will become one of the leading countries in the copper market
Polish Prime Minister: Poland will become one of the leading countries in the copper market
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Chinese girl at SpaceX goes viral! Six years from rocket novice to Raptor Flight Operator
Glonhui June 16|According to QbitAI, a Chinese-American female engineer under Musk has gone viral these past two days. A scene from the Starship third anniversary documentary made countless people remember her: in front of the mission control console, she wore braided hair, a headset with a microphone, focused intently on the screen. Immediately, various rumors about her spread rapidly: some claimed she was only 27 years old and had a master’s degree in engineering; others said she held the life-and-death authority to terminate Starship launches; some even said that thanks to substantial SpaceX shares, she would become a multimillionaire with this IPO. Subsequently, the engineer—dubbed “Starship Queen” by netizens—personally clarified: first, her name is Tina Li, not any of the versions circulating online; second, she’s not a graduate with a master’s or doctorate, but just an undergraduate from Stanford University. In fact, when she first joined the company, she was a complete novice in hardcore fields like fluid dynamics and propulsion. She is one of many Raptor flight operators for Starship since the second test flight. Prior to this, she had written control software for the vehicle, and acted as a stage software operator during the first flight. However, while Tina clarified her name, position, and education, she didn’t mention anything about money. The reason for her sudden fame is largely because she happened to catch SpaceX’s historic wealth creation moment. According to US media reports, over 4,400 current and former employees are expected to become millionaires thanks to this IPO, with around 400 people worth over $100 million.
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