This month, I earned 69,000 from the crypto world, and I converted it all into traditional interest-bearing products. I also have over 100,000 unrealized gains that I will keep for now and gradually cash out later.

Compared to the big shots in the crypto world who make millions a day and billions a month, this amount of money is nothing to mention. However, as an ordinary small investor, being able to make real gains with a bit of luck and caution makes me quite happy. If I, with my average qualifications, can achieve this, you all have a high probability of doing it too.
Feeling good, I came to gossip: A few days ago, I attended a high-profile dinner with a boss. Usually, I only eat at Hai Di Lao, so facing 6 bottles of red wine, 5 bottles of 16-year-old Moutai, and a table full of expensive dishes, I felt quite awkward.
Dinner gathering of 8 people, led by a 65-year-old man, with an elegant and slender demeanor, a mouthful of neat white teeth, looking well-off and well-maintained, and everyone else calls him "big brother".
After a few rounds of drinks, the stories begin to flow.
The elder brother has a net worth of about 2 billion, with domestic industries spread everywhere and foreign investments in the electricity business. The excess electricity is also used for mining Bitcoin.
A is a local high-interest loan leader, engaged in private lending and auto finance, openly stating that he has 4 wives, and during dinner, the youngest concubine even called with a video.
B is the bodyguard of the big brother, a champion in sanda, trained by the big brother since childhood. He says that the highest martial arts skill is Ming Jin, and at his peak, he can make crisp sounds like Bruce Lee. He can easily handle a dozen ordinary people with his bare hands and has even helped the big brother fend off enemies.
C was the boss of the Wenzhou gang in the early years, saying that back then he had Desert Eagles and AKs in hand, but later he had to hold back due to tightening policies. Now he still thinks about the enemies inside, and is advised by the boss to live a peaceful life.
D made a fortune in the early years through clubs and KTV, but later became a defaulter due to policy changes and the pandemic breaking the leverage, and now can only let it go.
The secrets they discuss are difficult to discern as true or false, but these people's lives are indeed filled with legendary tales. Compared to the ordinary lives of others, their experiences are quite remarkable, and they can consider their lives fulfilling.