Something’s going on. The news that Sun Yuchen has sued Jing Tian for a compensation of 30 million—this was actually written into the script when he was ten years old.
He was born in 1990 in Xining, Qinghai. At age four he moved with his parents to Huizhou, Guangdong. At eight or nine, he was sent alone to Wuhan to attend boarding school and study Go. After three years, he failed to qualify for a promotion match and returned home to find that his parents had already divorced—his mother remarried and went to Italy, while his father spent every day soaking in alcohol. At a talk at Peking University, he once said: "Every day after school, you have to cross three streets—then go to a bar and drag your drunk father home."
Later, he filmed the Buffett lunch and then regretted it, issued coins, chased trends, stirred up controversy, and now, he’s suing Jing Tian for 30 million in compensation—all of it was learned from the same playbook he mastered at age ten: it doesn’t matter what others think; all that matters is winning or losing.
In the crypto world, there’s a new piece of gossip every day. People holding $BTC aren’t looking for anything else—they’re aiming for a steady win all the way.
He was born in 1990 in Xining, Qinghai. At age four he moved with his parents to Huizhou, Guangdong. At eight or nine, he was sent alone to Wuhan to attend boarding school and study Go. After three years, he failed to qualify for a promotion match and returned home to find that his parents had already divorced—his mother remarried and went to Italy, while his father spent every day soaking in alcohol. At a talk at Peking University, he once said: "Every day after school, you have to cross three streets—then go to a bar and drag your drunk father home."
Later, he filmed the Buffett lunch and then regretted it, issued coins, chased trends, stirred up controversy, and now, he’s suing Jing Tian for 30 million in compensation—all of it was learned from the same playbook he mastered at age ten: it doesn’t matter what others think; all that matters is winning or losing.
In the crypto world, there’s a new piece of gossip every day. People holding $BTC aren’t looking for anything else—they’re aiming for a steady win all the way.