In the future, when I expand my business, I will set the following rules for myself:

1. Do not become a human-mining company.

2. Do not go public just to raise money; focus on creating real value.

3. Engage in long-term business, earning profits only from services and products, not from investors or shareholders.

4. Absolutely do not allow individuals to embezzle money from the company, and absolutely do not allow any illicit profit transfers within the supply chain.

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Investors are pouring in money because they know that as long as the company can go public, retail investors (the 'leeks') will use a hundred or a thousand times more money to take over the position.

As for the company's management, whether it's service or products, they essentially only serve the purpose of going public. As long as they can get listed, that's all that matters. After all, selling products or services can't make money as fast as scamming on the A-share market.

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