A pretty interesting website, YC Arena. 🧐

Imagine yourself as a YC investor, looking at the projects that YC has invested in the past. From your perspective as an investor, judge whether they can secure funding. This not only tests your vision but also hones your investment judgment skills!

Having been involved in the US stock market for quite some time, one of my biggest insights is: good projects are discovered through investment, not calculated, especially in early-stage projects. Investing in people is more important than investing in projects.

Data, models, and industry reports are certainly important, but early-stage investing relies half on experience and half on intuition. The founder's gaze, the project's logic, the market's rhythm, the credibility of the story—these things cannot be seen in a PPT, but can be felt in a short video.

So when I played until the end, I found that if your accuracy rate is extremely high, it doesn't mean you are just "lucky," but rather that you likely have the gene of an investor.

In simple terms, this mini-game is very much like a low-cost "investor vision test." If you can see accurately, quickly, and deeply—your performance will naturally be high.

If you start feeling dizzy and can't tell the direction, it indicates that your investment framework is not yet formed.

In short, as someone who looks at projects and companies in the long term, I find this test quite interesting: it allows ordinary people to experience what it's like to be a YC investor, making a choice that could impact the future under conditions of incomplete information and limited time. 🧐

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