#数字资产市场动态 At the end of the year, a well-known entrepreneur shared an interesting view on wealth: the stocks of two companies they hold are almost their entire net worth, and the rise and fall of these stocks are completely tied to the output of products and services. In other words, the only way to grow one's wealth is to have these companies produce more and provide better services — it sounds simple and straightforward, but the logic is very clear.

What's more interesting is that this logic applies equally to all shareholders, including employees with stock options. When the company's stock appreciates, other investors and internal employees can benefit together. This kind of利益绑定 (interest binding) is actually quite common in the internet and high-tech industries. It forces companies to truly produce things and create value, rather than relying on capital operations to inflate bubbles. From this perspective, the core competitiveness of a company ultimately boils down to the most fundamental question — what can you actually deliver?