In 2017, Sun Yuchen said he wouldn’t buy a car, buy a house, or get married before turning 30.
Today, this guy says: Don’t buy old geezer assets, and don’t hang out with old geezers. Who counts as an old geezer? Anyone born before 1980. What are old geezer assets? Collectibles, antiques, calligraphy and paintings, real estate, stamps, jade, jadeite, and cars.
My understanding is that anything with poor liquidity is an old geezer asset.
New assets must have extremely high liquidity.
Extremely high liquidity means extremely efficient use of capital. With 5 million, earning 10% a month means you can turn it over 12 times a year. Without reinvesting the profits, the theoretical profit rate reaches 120%.
If the profit is 50%, but the capital can only be turned over 1.5 times a year...
Why can the crypto industry still attract people, despite mixed opinions and uneven quality? Because capital is used very efficiently, and high capital utilization can bring high returns.
For example, staking YES to mine YES can yield as much as around 35 in one 50-day cycle.
Why? Because YES has its own revenue-generating engine: platform revenue, paid features, and quantitative trading. At the same time, staking burns 10% of the YES in every transaction, and each transaction brings in sufficient buy orders. Good data attracts players from around the world to trade and hold together, creating a virtuous cycle.
Why are all kinds of properties sold at judicial auctions and other vastly overpriced assets sitting listed with hardly anyone buying? The fundamental issue is poor liquidity, so they’re not worth buying. Once you buy a fixed asset, your money is locked up in it. The whole country is home, but whatever you own ends up controlling you.
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