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Takashi Kotegawa, widely known by his alias BNF , is a legendary Japanese day trader renowned for transforming a modest investment into a substantial fortune.                                           Trading Journey & Rise to Fame Born on March 5, 1978, in Ichikawa , Chiba, Japan, Kotegawa began trading around the year 2000 with approximately $13,600 (1.6 million yen) of his own savings. Operating from his Tokyo apartment, he focused on the Japanese stock market, particularly the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Over eight years, he reportedly amassed a fortune of $153 million through disciplined and strategic trading .​ One of his most notable trades occurred in 2005 during the IPO of J-Com Holdings. A trader at Mizuho Securities mistakenly placed an order to sell 610,000 shares at 1 yen each, instead of selling one share at 610,000 yen. Recognizing the opportunity, Kotegawa capitali...

 Supercomputers have greatly impacted the world, often behind the scenes. They're like the brains behind humanity's biggest scientific and technological breakthroughs. Here's a quick rundown of how supercomputers have shaped the world:  Climate & Weather Forecasting Impact : Predicting hurricanes, tracking climate change, and modeling global warming. Real-world use : Agencies like NASA and NOAA use supercomputers to simulate the Earth's climate decades into the future. Medical & Genetic Research Impact : Mapping the human genome, modeling proteins (e.g., for vaccines or cancer treatments), speeding up drug discovery. Real-world use : Supercomputers helped accelerate COVID-19 vaccine research by simulating how the virus behaves.  Space Exploration Impact : Simulating spacecraft trajectories, analyzing astronomical data, supporting missions to Mars and beyond. Real-world use : NASA's supercomputers simulate how spacecraft will behave in space...