Chance Encounter with CZ at the University of Hong Kong, Sharing Seven Statements, Each One Classic, with Not a Word Wasted.
#BitcoinAsia2025 had a chance encounter with @cz_binance CZ at the University of Hong Kong 🇭🇰, sharing seven statements live, each one classic, with not a word wasted. 1️⃣ Everyone sees that the global circulation of USDT has exceeded one trillion, but no one has calculated how much it has facilitated cross-border settlements for the dollar. Conservatively, there are $100 billion worth of private transactions. With Hong Kong backed by the mainland, if it launches a stablecoin in HKD, it can connect to global markets and help open up cross-border use of the RMB; this is an advantage that cannot be taken away by other places. 2️⃣ Some say that splitting a luxury home into 10,000 shares on the blockchain is #RWA, but ordinary people can't live in just one share, and no one will take it over. The real opportunity lies in assets like stocks and bonds, which are already digital; moving the ledger to the blockchain allows for fast settlement and low costs. If the Hong Kong Stock Exchange seizes this, it could completely transform into the on-chain New York Stock Exchange.
2026 already—should young people still all‑in Bitcoin? Will there be opportunities in the future?
The other day, during the Binance Life AMA, I asked Big Brother a question and got a very sincere answer.
First, the conclusion.
I absolutely do not recommend that anyone casually all‑in any asset.
Before you all‑in, ask yourself one question:
If it goes to zero, will your life be affected?
The answer is “yes, it will be affected”—then don’t do it. And you definitely can’t borrow money to invest.
@CZ when he all‑in Bitcoin back then, he was already 35+.
Even if it went to zero, he could still work to support his whole family—there was a safety net.
That was CZ’s choice, not advice for people who are now 22, just starting work, and still have to pay rent.
Opportunities in the future will only be more than in the past.
$BTC a few hundred-times increase might be possible, but no one knows how long you’ll have to wait—and along the way, it can still drop by 50%.
Besides Bitcoin, there are many other tracks. Don’t pin your whole life on a single asset.
For young people, this is the allocation: • Put most of your position into mainstream blue chips. • Absolutely don’t sell your house, and don’t drain your entire life savings to enter the market. • Set aside 10%–20% of your monthly income for high‑risk investments, as long as it doesn’t affect eating, rent, and supporting your family. • Living matters more than doubling.
Opportunities are always there.
Live through it first—then you’ll have the right to wait for the next round.
During the recent running events in Hong Kong, the heat around stablecoins hasn’t cooled down—how is Hong Kong progressing? I’d say don’t rush; the big things are coming. Let’s see how <#USD1 > has been doing recently?
What’s most worth watching about stablecoins isn’t just how much their market cap has grown
It’s that they’re starting to be used
With circulation of about 4.1 billion USD, and recent daily trading mostly in the range of 1.1–1.4 billion USD. If those numbers just sit on-chain, the significance is limited. What’s interesting is that the increasing volume is being moved out from specific platforms: CEX trading, futures collateral, DeFi lending, prediction markets, institutional settlement, tokenized RWA—and they’re also doing native settlement on Canton
Different chains, different platforms, different users, and different scenarios. For stablecoins to become infrastructure, this is what it takes—not having billions sitting in a warehouse
So the logic behind USD 1 today is no longer only about “issuance volume, exchanges, and liquidity.” Every additional integration creates another reason to hold it, and another track for dollars to keep moving
On the World Liberty Fi side, they’re also pushing this deeper
The OCC has conditions in place for an initial approval to form the World Liberty Trust Company, N.A., bringing issuance, redemption, custody, and reserve management under its own system. Ryan Ballantyne, formerly head of enterprise client strategy on Coinbase’s institutional side, will serve as CBO. Someone is also covering asset management and capital markets
One move is to bring the counter into a federally regulated framework; the other is to bring in someone who can actually talk to institutions. The direction is clear: they don’t want this to stay circulating only inside the crypto world—they want to connect digital dollars to payments, clearing, custody, and then into the broader financial system
Of course, conditional approval doesn’t mean it’s implemented yet
The road is still ahead, but the door has already opened. Next come two things: whether the usage scale of <$USD1 > can continue to expand, and how far the infrastructure built by <$WLFI > can ultimately go?
The truth after three years in Hong Kong: Hongkongers have the world’s highest average life expectancy, once even overtaking Japan—mainly because…
Here’s the truth after three years in Hong Kong: Hongkongers have the world’s highest average life expectancy, and at one point they even managed to overtake Japan—mainly because… After three years of chasing the rich-and-famous life in Hong Kong, at first I just felt it was noisy, crowded, and the pace was so fast it could pull people into a whirlpool. In the subway, everyone keeps their head down and hurries along; on the streets, there’s always someone urging you to move faster. Later, I slowly figured out one thing: Hongkongers’ average life expectancy ranks among the very top worldwide—sometimes they even leave Japan behind. There’s plenty of money, good hospitals, strict control over cigarettes—these are all the obvious reasons. Beneath it all is something warm—like their drive for “longevity for the benevolent.”
I heard before that Bitcoin conferences could give out tokens, but I didn’t get in
Today I heard that Bitcoin conferences can give out books, and I got in
That explains two things: 1. My luck has gotten better. 2. The industry has matured—from airdropping BTC to airdropping *Binance Life*.
Last year the line was too long, so I could only take a photo from far away with @CZ @heyi 📷
This year I want to thank binancezh CY czlifeclub chelsea_qm
#我的币安人生 is lucky enough to take home *Binance Life* signed by CZ for attendees.
Even though the physical book in my hand neither goes up nor down in value, at least it’s lighter than that coin I missed back then—stuff it in a bag and it can be used as a shield 🤣🛡️
Grateful for the meeting 🙏🏻 Thank you all for being here 🫰🏻❤️
The plain truth after mixing in Hong Kong for three years: Hong Kong is a walled-in city—those outside want to get in, and those inside want to get out.
After mixing in Hong Kong for three years, the plain truth is this: Hong Kong is a walled-in city—those outside want to get in, and those inside want to get out. Broke records—on two days in August alone, the total number of people entering and leaving all Hong Kong ports combined was nearly 2.7 million. How terrifying is that kind of crowd flow? The line to buy a camera at Mong Kok’s City of Star (Interspace City) stretches out for miles. On Canton Road, outside the LV store, people were still standing—some twenty-odd of them—under a heat wave nearly 37 degrees Celsius, with nowhere to put your foot under the beach umbrellas in Sai Kung. Hong Kong media are in a celebratory mood: consumers are “voting with their feet”—Hong Kong is still fragrant. On my way home from work, passing by the Central–Mid-Levels footbridge, I stopped to smoke a cigarette and suddenly remembered an old saying by Qian Zhongshu: in the city, people want to get out; outside the city, people want to get in.
The second phase of the exclusive airdrop for 富貴 is the latest progress📢
This cooperation sponsor: Kuant
📊 Data statistics: Number of form submissions: 1700+ Number of valid registrations: 900+ On the event day, it topped the platform attention chart and took first place
Thank you, dear godfathers of 富贵村, for your strong support 🙇 $GOOGL.US
📈 Core results Number of people who filled out the form: 300+ Actual number of users who received the airdrop across the web: 8000+ On the day of the event, it topped the platform in overall heat: 7-day followers & discussion chart #1 The project’s founder also ranked on the KOL chart the same day, coming in just behind @CZ / Han
📍 Current project progress AIW3 is now live on multiple major platforms: Hyperliquid, LBank, OKX Web3 (X Launch—full section rollout), Aster
Thank you to all the daddies in Fortune Village for your strong support! In the future, Fortune will keep optimizing and upgrading the activities! We welcome your guidance and suggestions!
He didn’t go to work for a day, yet his assets are already in the nine-figure range—an archetypal A9.
By the time he’s under 30, owning that much, it’s a lie if I say I’m not envious.
You’re definitely wondering what he does.
I can’t get into the exact industries, but roughly: physical supply-chain trading, new media formats, cross-border business, digital assets, and also virtual currency.
A blend of real and virtual.
According to what he said: for the real side, it’s about choosing the right lane, the right people, and grabbing the right opportunities. For the virtual side, it’s about picking the right people—right people—right people.
No typo—three times “right people.”
I asked him why “the right people” are so important.
He said ordinary people can’t get a handle on information asymmetry in their lifetime. Choosing the right people can let you put the meat in before the water even starts boiling.
That’s a pretty solid mindset.
Actually, after connecting with many A9 big shots, you’ll notice they resonate in certain channels.
In him, I see some shared traits: eager to learn, humble, strong execution—especially a deep love for independent thinking. They’re also extremely sensitive to opportunities and trends.
He doesn’t understand technology himself. A lot of things he learned while doing, rarely “grinding” on his own. Most of the time he finds people at the frontier of the industry to chat with—learn from the conversations, then do from what he learned.
Even so, after talking with him for more than two hours, I found he’s clearer than many people who’ve been in the scene for years.
A hero doesn’t ask where he came from. After graduating from an ordinary university, he never worked a day. Right after graduation, he went all over the place with a close childhood friend.
Luck struck—he met his first boss and was recognized. He was brought along to work on projects, and earned his first real windfall.
Step by step, he built out his network, gradually penetrating different industries. He’s flexible, good at reading people, always knowing how to handle things—he never sets limits for himself.
People like this are destined to make things happen.
Right now, many people are actually limited by themselves. The information they receive, the cognition they have, and the horizons they see are basically trapped within their own work circle and friend circle.
Slowly, they move into a cocoon.
So you still need to break out of your circle—connect with people in different information circles, cognition circles, and vision circles. This is something I’ve learned firsthand.
I’ve been away from Hong Kong for a while.
The benefit of working without “clocking in” is that you can control the pace yourself.
One last thing: the past couple of days on-chain has been genuinely lively.
The endless lineup of gold-dog—BNB keeps bringing them out. FLAP just launched a Mars coin. And on FOUR there’s also a space coin. Supposedly, someone is making money every day—A6A7.
Honestly, ever since the last time the Riches Village did an airdrop, the crypto world has had this vibe of “celebrating New Year every day” 🧨
Teach everyone a way to recognize the quality of meme trades on-chain
On-chain “emperors” meeting: Real-name addresses are sold out, and the burner accounts are sold out too—now it’s time to count the money
On-chain “big-wheel” lead meeting: So-and-so bought—do we follow or not? Burner accounts first. After they’re in, immediately bring out the big accounts—bring the brothers with us and charge into the market. After the sell/bombard is done, open a new one again
On-chain “small-wheel” lead meeting: They went to their meeting. We’ll hold the line for our own squad—bring everyone along and follow steadily. No one gets left behind, and no FOMO
Street-promotion team leader meeting: What meeting? Focus on expanding resources—reach out everywhere, recruit people to form teams. Do it online, then do the offline street push
Squad leader meeting: Did everyone buy or not? We shared it in the QQ group a long time ago. While you were busy, you were just constantly chasing progress, keep urging entries, and continuing to lead the charge
Retail investors meeting: What meeting? Where is it? Still losing again? Fucking hell! RUG! Rogue-splitting dogs! Wallets only have gas left—if the big guy bought, then we charge first!
Fortune Village meeting: What meeting? We’re completely not informed... Did you fill out the form? Where do we submit it? Brother Fortune, send the form......
I hope you can understand—I can’t greet you every day with good morning, noon, or night.
If you message me to chat privately, I really do leave you on read… it’s not that I don’t reply to you; it’s that I don’t reply to anyone who chats with me.
But if you have something you need to tell me, I can see it and respond instantly in a group chat of 500 people.
In any group, search for “王富贵在用 / 香港王富贵.” In groups that are active, I’m basically there. If I’m not, please ask the group admin to add me to 富贵’s group 👀
The honest truth after living in Hong Kong for three years: Hong Kong, the most woman-friendly city for women like us, with none other to rival it
Honestly, having lived in Hong Kong for three years: Hong Kong is the most woman-friendly city for women like us, with none other to rival it. After spending three years in Hong Kong, here’s the plain truth. Hong Kong—arguably the most woman-friendly city for women like us, with none other to rival it. Let me tell you a story I personally witnessed. I met a sister from the mainland two years ago—she was forty-two. After running into a wall with interviews on the mainland, HR asked about her marriage and childbearing plans right out of the gate. Her resume is solid, yet you can see in the other party’s words and between the lines that they’re worried about when she’ll have a child. I figured I’d just let everything go and come to Hong Kong to apply for a job. On the day of the interview, she was still uneasy in her heart and had prepared a whole stack of talking points.