I feel that most of them are lazy, but the people in our company are very good, but their subjective initiative is particularly low. I don't have much desire, and I don't speculate much on cryptocurrency. I just follow along with any projects I pursue. In recent years, we have indeed achieved moderate prosperity. However, despite having my trust advantage, I don't want to initiate something on my own. When outsiders tell me about a project, I also need to consider whether this person is reliable and whether they will run away if they give me money. So I won't give it, even if I do, I won't give much. But when my own people say 'fuck', I just think this project is reliable, so I will invest a lot Thinking back to 22 years ago, I asked Ah Shui to do some grooming. In the end, Arb didn't get a penny. How outrageous. You said to use my principal to pay off the losses, and finally send a few million airdrops with a dividend of 15% -20%. Isn't that an exaggeration. It's just a lack of attention and subjective initiative. Of course, I am also tired of this kind of thing. Looking back on 2019, I had a roommate who was in the early stages of A8 and had dozens of accounts to launch the Binance launcher. I admired his execution ability. He was so wealthy (he was really wealthy at the time) and even did this kind of thing himself (he made money from cryptocurrency trading, not professional hairpins). I didn't do Coinlist in 2020 either, but after thinking about it, I can give myself some reasons. I was busy with cryptocurrency trading in 2019-20 and earned many, many times more. At the beginning, when this alpha had the highest profit, I told people around me several times, but no one went to deal with it. In May, two people around me went to get more than ten student accounts, which is really outrageous. Why is it always late to realize and has such poor execution.