The cultivation—and even improvement—of money power was something profoundly mysterious, because it kept pace with the times. In the past, people needed profits to improve their money power. But now, the growth of money power had nothing to do with profits. Instead...
For example, the Doma Family launched the X Sound app and accepted investments of fifty million, even over a hundred million, from others. In return, the Doma Family gave them one percent of the shares.
Here was the question: if the X Sound app could bring the Doma Family over a hundred million in profits every year, then how much dividend could an investor holding only one percent of the shares receive?
Not to mention that short videos, livestreaming, and the like all hemorrhaged money at the beginning...
If they were counting on dividends, those investors might as well become philanthropists.
In truth, what the investors valued was its potential. The Doma Family had only made a slight move, and X Sound had quietly become popular among young people. And it was not just popular in this country—it was taking the entire world by storm!
Thus, they were not afraid of X Sound's early losses. Some who had failed to get a taste of the initial profits even wanted in now. However, since they had missed the first wave, there was no way they could get one percent for a hundred million anymore...
At least a billion. And do not think that was too much—the price would only go higher after a while!
Then another question arose. One percent of X Sound's shares now cost a billion, so how much had the earliest investors earned? They had acquired one percent for around a hundred million, but now it was worth a billion. It could be said that their