I was bored watching a TV drama a while ago, and the young man was promising. The main point is that the more the protagonist loses, the more he earns, similar to the richest person in tomatoes. As a result, the protagonist appears to others as a fool with various layouts and self perceived loss making projects, ranging from gaming to catering to internet cafes, live streaming to literature, and real estate. But his biggest advantage is being kind to his employees. I didn't expect him to succeed in doing behaviors that seemed foolish and incomprehensible to others. The core reason is that the employees earn more than him, he is the poorest, the employees are most afraid of the company going bankrupt, and he hopes the company going bankrupt the most. The last interesting thing is that his widely distributed industry eventually formed a linkage, closed loop with each other, and finally made huge profits, forming his own business empire. Looking at Binance today, you can say that it does everything, from exchanges to wallets, to Square Twitter, Square live streaming to online chatting. It covers various fields and is gradually improving. The only difference is that chat rooms are not yet as popular, but they may become successful in the future. There are currently many real people in the square, and the key is MCN's professional live streaming incubation institution, with beautiful women in the front and the operation and marketing of the community behind. There are also live streaming rooms exchanging gifts to generate popularity. If you post a good post, it may cost tens of thousands in an instant on the browser. Slowly forming a commercial closed loop. No matter how you curse, Binance's own cryptocurrency business empire is taking shape.