Let me tell you about Jia Xiaoyi, whom I know. I'm writing this for no other reason than that no one asked me to, and there's no advertising or paid writing involved. It's purely because I've seen so many people discussing the Baidu Encyclopedia incident, so I wanted to write about this person I know, and my impression of Xiaoyi, to provide a reference for everyone. As a veteran investor who entered the crypto world in 2017, we weren't familiar with each other during the Huobi era, and we didn't have much contact. I only knew he was the Huobi Ecosystem Investment Manager at the time, and we'd occasionally meet at some events. Later, when he went to Kucoin, we had even less interaction. We really got to know each other at an offline gathering when he was at BG. We would discuss and exchange our positions and reasons, and it felt like we'd known each other forever. Interestingly, every time we met, there would be a significant price surge, so afterwards, whenever we met in Hong Kong or Singapore, we'd say it was time for another price surge meeting. Xiao Yi has deep market insights and operates like a veteran in the industry. Like me, he cautiously allocates the majority of his portfolio to mainstream assets. In 2024, we discussed switching between ETH and BTC, as well as the underlying value logic of Sol, which gave me valuable insights. This led me to shift some of my holdings to BTC and Sol, resulting in good results. Perhaps because we entered the industry around the same time, he felt more approachable. After all, not many of the veterans from that era are still active in the industry. Later, Xiao Yi went to OKX to work on growth. Whenever we met in person, he would enthusiastically introduce me to some friends. When he first joined OKX, I recommended the dual-currency trading platform I had been using for a long time, and showed him my profit-making strategies and track record. I jokingly remarked, "Look, as the head of growth at OKX, I've even broadened your knowledge!" Of course, this was when he first joined; things are certainly different now. Overall, it seems unbelievable that a sincere friend I've known for so many years would suddenly start attacking Jia Xiaoyi, claiming he's a fraudulent online encyclopedia. I've looked at many online clues, some of which are indeed well-written, but frankly, they're all based on hearsay and lack concrete factual evidence. I'm writing all this simply to present my perspective on Jia Xiaoyi, offering a reference point for judging who he really is and whether he truly is a fraudulent online encyclopedia. Over the years, I've seen a warm, sincere, and communicative old friend. I hope that if you're going to attack someone, you'll do so with reason, facts, and solid evidence, rather than simply parroting others' opinions. Because any of us could become a target of attack!