After the live broadcast today, I sent a voice message on WeChat for an hour, persuading an old friend I've not been in touch with for many years to quit gambling. I originally planned to fly to Beijing tomorrow to persuade him in person.

Investment, speculation, and gambling—these three things have very blurred boundaries. Many people unknowingly transition from investment to speculation, and from speculation to gambling, while the entire industry encourages the blurring of these boundaries, which I find very distasteful.

The industry's practice of offering retail investors extremely high leverage is the source of the problem; leverage is the devil's gift. I personally oscillate between investment and speculation, occasionally placing bets for entertainment with my profits. When I gamble, I am very clear that I am spending money to buy a good mood; the money I put in is gone the moment I invest it, and whatever I get back is a reward from the goddess of fortune. Many people do not understand this; many take large amounts of money or even go into debt to gamble without realizing it.

Over the past few years, I've persuaded dozens of people, which can be seen as saving dozens of families. Sometimes I even lend them money or help them find jobs. As for whether they will return to gambling, I haven't asked; at least I have done something that aligns with my moral standards. #修女与鹅 #KaitoAI #sidekick