But Jiang Siming soon discovered that he still was not, because Sakura told him that due to the circuit breakers in America's stock market, there was simply no money to be withdrawn from the market.
The 506.7 billion Jiang Siming had earned was all frozen in the stock market, becoming a long string of numbers.
There was nothing that could be done about it. The stock market had crashed—where would the money come from?
But he was not worried. The money was not going anywhere; he just could not access it for the time being.
If he could not withdraw it, that meant he still had not become number one.
Of course, one could say he was number one in name only, because once the stock market recovered, he would be able to kick Jeff Bezos out fair and square.
Although he could not withdraw the money, Jiang Siming still rewarded all the employees of Winfair.
The bonuses were even bigger than last time. As for the vacation, it would have to wait for now. The stock market had been fluctuating so violently lately that everyone needed to keep a close eye on it.
Even without a vacation, everyone was still exceptionally happy.
Tuan Tuan's best friend had also made a fortune. She had stayed at Winfair ever since she came to Shanghai with Tuan Tuan.
By now, she had worked her way up to manager level.
With this round of bonuses, she could directly buy a hundred-square-meter home in a prime location in Shanghai.
Adding in her previous bonuses and nearly a year's worth of salary from this job,
she could even afford a small villa. After working for a year, she could buy a villa within Shanghai's Inner Ring Road, and pay for it in full.
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