Chapter 813 - 332: Li Yang at a Loss for Words

Chapter 813: Chapter 332: Li Yang at a Loss for Words

Boeing was taken to a height that did not belong to the opponent by Jiang Banxia.

Now Boeing has become a pure game of passing the parcel, make money when you enter, there’s always substantial capital backing it, rest assured, it won’t fall!

After a few days of tentative trials, they both know the amount each has cashed out daily.

Jiang Banxia cashes out 2 billion US Dollars, and she doesn’t care about anything else. If it’s lower, let the other party bear it; any extra shares for the day belong to the opponent.

It might cost tens of billions to get in, or suddenly hundreds of billions might flood in, making it easy for the other party to cash out more than 10 billion in a day.

As of now, it’s not stable yet.

Before April 10th, Jiang Banxia had cashed out 10 billion US Dollars, barely breaking even from her last wave of investments.

The current cost still stands at 70 billion US Dollars, plus Wanliu Capital’s part, it’s 73.5 billion US Dollars.

The deadlock at Wanliu Capital, there doesn’t seem to be a chance.

However... the Western Agency in the United States doesn’t want Jiang Banxia to earn too much money.

"Jiang Banxia’s cost is unknown, but it should be at least more than two months to break even. It seems like time might be running short..."

"Buddy, what do you plan to do?"

"Of course, negotiate with Wall Street. Right now, we hold all the cards; Jiang Banxia has set up the platform. Countless funds are pouring in crazily; we must utilize it properly."

"Wall Street knows it’s us, they’ll go insane!"

"No, no, no, they’re already insane now, with daily margin calls of hundreds of billions. How long can they hold out? In another month, Boeing’s market cap will break a ten thousand US Dollar mark, and by May, it will surpass twelve thousand US Dollars. It’s a crazy money game."

Indeed, it’s very crazy, no different from Bitcoin.

Everyone is here to speculate the stock like the Tulip Mania back in the day, even knowing it’ll eventually collapse, but the tempting profits prevent clear thinking, and make refusal difficult.

Who dares to say it will certainly collapse in their hands? One’s merely passing the parcel, easily earning dozens of points of profit, and exiting safely.

"I think in a few days we can contact Wall Street, but we still need to test a bit, see if Jiang Banxia will really adhere to the tacit agreement. Tomorrow, we’ll trade ourselves tens of billions, increase Boeing’s trading volume a bit, and see if she’ll be tempted."

Boeing’s trading volume is relatively fixed, basically steady between fifty to seventy billion US Dollars since those entering now are retail funds; the big funds dare not enter.

...

After the two-day calculation over Saturday and Sunday, Green Water Group calculated all the funds.

Over more than a month, a total of 160 billion worth of supplies was distributed nationwide, leaving 184 billion, and Jiang Banxia directly rounded it up to 200 billion.

This 200 billion, on Monday, the distribution method was announced.

The entire public can participate, verified by real names, even children can join.

On Kuai Pai, complete tasks continuously for seven days to acquire a share.

Each user can make up for one day of missed tasks.

Note: If the number of participants isn’t enough, causing the average allocation to exceed five thousand, it will be calculated as four thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine, with excess funds opening another round.

Actually, this note is somewhat redundant; if the average is five thousand, it means only four million participants.

Three tasks per day, all quite simple such as signing in once, watching ten short videos, liking three short videos.

For quick ones, these tasks can be finished in three seconds.

Distributing 200 billion across the whole internet is undoubtedly a grand gesture; if one billion people participate, the average is two hundred.

If two billion people participate, the average is one hundred.

Just as the task was released, someone noticed the issue...

Their verification information already existed on Kuai Pai.

But they’ve never registered a Kuai Pai account.

Thus, they started complaining.

Kuai Pai found the related accounts, and after confirmation, those accounts posed security risks. After video certification, those impersonating accounts were directly banned.

That’s how it is with internet platforms; once many people’s identity information leaks out, it’s used by others to verify and register various accounts.

Kuai Pai is counted as minimal; since Kuai Pai doesn’t have any projects requiring money, other platforms, live stream hostesses mostly use footage obtained somewhere or even directly use AI.

The same for selling goods, all certification information is bought, cheat for a sum and then run.

These live streaming platforms generally only charge a two thousand deposit; as long as the selling price exceeds two thousand, excess can be withdrawn.

When discovered to be fraudulent afterward, only two thousand is available for compensation, and platforms might include their own labor costs, offering just a thousand for user compensation.

The average compensation per person is two bucks.

Just like that, scammers or bots lurking on Kuai Pai were directly wiped out.

Even several internet celebrities with hundreds of thousands of followers had fake identity information.

...

The first time the act of distributing bonuses online entered the public’s sight was a few years ago with Alipay’s Five Fortunes.

Five Fortunes debuted as one of the most impressive marketing campaigns.

With just 200 million, it achieved a marketing effect of 20 billion.

However, this marketing approach works best the first time; its effect diminishes afterward.