Last week, I gave @HertzFlow
two Chinese names.

① He Ying
✨

He runs through what’s abundant—everything can be contracted.
HertzFlow He Ying: Everything is priced; everything can be contracted.
② He Li Duo
💫

A homophone of “profit is more.”
But the more I think about it, the more I feel that HertzFlow’s core shouldn’t be summarized only as returns.

Today, I want to submit a third Chinese name:

③ He Zhuang
🎯

“赫” keeps the phonetic anchor of “Hertz”; “庄” is not an exclusive label for a minority of professional institutions—it’s a market role jointly formed by pricing, liquidity, and risk bearing.
After researching HertzFlow these past few days, my understanding is: it’s not just a contract trading platform—it also aims to lower the barriers to creating and participating in the market, so the market isn’t held only by professional institutions.

It also brings to mind a main thread in the evolution of trading infrastructure: helping more people become not only traders, but also participants in the market itself.

He Zhuang: So that everyone gets a chance to sit on the market’s side.
🔶