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Yi Li Hua: Investing and trading are already difficult enough, no need to worry about Liquid Capital's investment drawdown

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March 15 – Daniel Wang, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), posted: “Investment and trading are inherently tough. We’ve never had the ability to run projects or trading platforms, so we’ve stuck solely to investing and trading for years. It seems like a low barrier to entry—anyone can give it a shot—but in reality, very few people can consistently come out on top. “Luckily, our initial capital for primary investments and secondary trading was very small (no need for anyone to worry about drawdowns). We were also pretty cautious and humble in the early days of our firm. But when you keep succeeding, you tend to get more confident—and that pride often marks the start of trouble. “That said, you can’t get into investing and trading without confidence. You have to work to strike a balance here: stay focused, grind hard, and keep growing. Maybe someday there won’t even be a chance to put in that work anymore. In the AI era, if the human brain can’t keep up, it’ll be completely left behind.”
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