Direction of Tide

Capital besieged the city, and the chess game was played. Wei Changhe, the chess player in Shenzhen Bay, holds the only low-altitude manned qualification in South China. He is keeping an eye on the overall situation of Yichi Technology's IPO. He is taking steps steadily to preserve his half-life foundation. Su Mingyuan, a trader on the Bund, has the right to speak in tens of millions of traffic. He is proficient in human traffic and information arbitrage. He quietly lays out the overall situation and waits for the chess players to enter the game. Algorithmic game-breaker Lin Chaosheng is in charge of a top computing power fund and believes in the supremacy of data. He only retains an "emotional correction coefficient" to leave a gap in his humanity. The three of them were playing chess across the sea, meeting in secret circles, exchanging chips, and competing on offense and defense. Some people keep the game, some people make the game, and some people break the game. An unintentionally leaked screenshot of an industry PPT involved Chen Xiaobei, an unemployed operator, into the top-level capital chess game. He is just an unknown idler on the chessboard of the times. A thoughtless thought can pry the cracks in capital. License changes, data games, public opinion tides, capital leverage, and industry bubbles are coming in turn. Everyone thought that the three of them were playing chess. Only later did I understand that apart from the chess pieces, the era is the real chess player.