I used to not follow any stars, but then I got hooked by Sun Yuchen.
In the crypto space, everyone calls him 'Sun the Cutter', but the more I research, the more I realize his core principle is one word: win.
No matter where you come from, where you are now, who you're dating, or who your parents are, if you get in his way, you can be tossed aside. He's the kind of guy who just goes with the market trend; ethics and emotions are just useless baggage to him, with the goal always being the top.
I really admire him for two reasons: one is his calmness even when the sky is falling, and the second is his decisiveness in cutting off relationships. To put it bluntly, succeeding isn't that hard, as long as you completely cut off 'emotion'.
Take his ex-girlfriend for example; they went through tough times together, but once he made it big and felt like 'his status changed', he just dropped her. Later, she reported him, saying he was 'cruel and inhumane', but you can't deny that he succeeded and has that ruthless edge. In his eyes, the whole world is just NPCs, and life is a game he can play however he wants, using everything as a resource:
• Spent $4.57 million to buy a lunch with Buffett, then ghosted;
• Paid $6.2 million for a 'banana on the wall' art piece and ate it on the spot, just saying 'sweeter than a regular banana'.
He himself said, 'I’m not afraid of being misunderstood; being misunderstood creates buzz.' From launching blockchain projects to reverse mergers on Nasdaq, to nearly facing heavy charges from the SEC, he’s been using the rules to his advantage, even exploiting loopholes.
In the crypto space, everyone calls him 'Sun the Cutter', but the more I research, the more I realize his core principle is one word: win.
No matter where you come from, where you are now, who you're dating, or who your parents are, if you get in his way, you can be tossed aside. He's the kind of guy who just goes with the market trend; ethics and emotions are just useless baggage to him, with the goal always being the top.
I really admire him for two reasons: one is his calmness even when the sky is falling, and the second is his decisiveness in cutting off relationships. To put it bluntly, succeeding isn't that hard, as long as you completely cut off 'emotion'.
Take his ex-girlfriend for example; they went through tough times together, but once he made it big and felt like 'his status changed', he just dropped her. Later, she reported him, saying he was 'cruel and inhumane', but you can't deny that he succeeded and has that ruthless edge. In his eyes, the whole world is just NPCs, and life is a game he can play however he wants, using everything as a resource:
• Spent $4.57 million to buy a lunch with Buffett, then ghosted;
• Paid $6.2 million for a 'banana on the wall' art piece and ate it on the spot, just saying 'sweeter than a regular banana'.
He himself said, 'I’m not afraid of being misunderstood; being misunderstood creates buzz.' From launching blockchain projects to reverse mergers on Nasdaq, to nearly facing heavy charges from the SEC, he’s been using the rules to his advantage, even exploiting loopholes.