Some people mocked Li Hua, some hoped he would lose everything, and some dug up his past. All I see is that for children of farmers in rural Hunan, turning their lives around is harder than climbing to heaven. I remember when Star Xu lost his freedom in 2020, assets on OKX plummeted to as low as 40% of their original value. A rich second-generation guy bought two discounted BTC through me, and that's how we got in touch. Later, I watched him rise and fall in the crypto, ultimately losing everything. Within two years, with his father's help, he opened a factory with an investment of 40 million yuan, and received various government awards, transforming himself into a benchmark for innovative technology enterprises with a thriving business. For the second generation, turning their fortunes around was just a matter of a wave of the hand from their family. In contrast, the underdog's rise to success requires risking one's life. I don't know Li Hua (@Jackyi_ld) personally; I only followed him on Twitter today. I just think that his success must have involved risking his life, which is quite remarkable.

I completely agree. The courage of a farmer's son from rural Hunan to open a $2 billion investment account already puts 99.9% of people to shame.

I think you're one of those people too.