The most fundamental reason Sun Yuchen sued Jing Tian is that Jing Tian has a purely physiological aversion to Sun Ge—she basically doesn’t like him, but she endured it for the money and even asked for a temporary price increase!
Jing Tian thinks Sun is a country bumpkin, a nouveau riche without any refinement. She even wasn’t willing to spend half an hour to properly get to know Sun Yuchen—that’s the biggest blunder!
If you go by Sun Ge’s long article, Jing Tian may have treated herself as a short-term investment.
Pay money, receive delivery—and then she even wanted to raise the price on the spot.
But Sun Ge clearly understands long-term thinking: marriage, children, the future, and even inheritance rights to an asset worth hundreds of billions—all factored into the valuation model for you.
Of course, treating having a child as an entry ticket isn’t exactly investment wisdom.
What’s truly interesting is that once people get used to believing they’re always valuable, it’s very easy to overestimate the stakes they hold.
For the past few decades, global prosperity from globalization has been in full swing, and celebrities have grown accustomed to being fawned over by everyone.
When the tide goes out, Li Bai and Du Fu went from having people constantly inviting them to drink to ending up with “my cottage, ruined by the autumn wind.” Today’s celebrities are the same.
For a target like Sun Ge, volatility is high, information disclosure is poor, and he might suddenly flip and file a counter lawsuit.
Talking about taking a long-term position with someone like this isn’t value investing.
It’s setting the stop-loss on yourself.
Short-term trading indeed doesn’t last.
Treating your life as short-term trading is even less lasting. #币圈巴菲特 #BTC #Jing Tian
Jing Tian thinks Sun is a country bumpkin, a nouveau riche without any refinement. She even wasn’t willing to spend half an hour to properly get to know Sun Yuchen—that’s the biggest blunder!
If you go by Sun Ge’s long article, Jing Tian may have treated herself as a short-term investment.
Pay money, receive delivery—and then she even wanted to raise the price on the spot.
But Sun Ge clearly understands long-term thinking: marriage, children, the future, and even inheritance rights to an asset worth hundreds of billions—all factored into the valuation model for you.
Of course, treating having a child as an entry ticket isn’t exactly investment wisdom.
What’s truly interesting is that once people get used to believing they’re always valuable, it’s very easy to overestimate the stakes they hold.
For the past few decades, global prosperity from globalization has been in full swing, and celebrities have grown accustomed to being fawned over by everyone.
When the tide goes out, Li Bai and Du Fu went from having people constantly inviting them to drink to ending up with “my cottage, ruined by the autumn wind.” Today’s celebrities are the same.
For a target like Sun Ge, volatility is high, information disclosure is poor, and he might suddenly flip and file a counter lawsuit.
Talking about taking a long-term position with someone like this isn’t value investing.
It’s setting the stop-loss on yourself.
Short-term trading indeed doesn’t last.
Treating your life as short-term trading is even less lasting. #币圈巴菲特 #BTC #Jing Tian
