Dear family members, today we’re not talking about contracts—let’s talk about the annual salary of “the number one kingmaker” in the crypto world: Old Ma. After you finish, you’ll be convinced that even the instant noodles in your pocket smell better. Tesla’s recently released regulatory documents are basically a “big Versailles moment”: they lay out a total compensation for Old Ma of $158.36 billion. What does that even mean? It’s 2.5 million times the salary of a regular Tesla employee! The money Old Ma earns by himself could buy several “small targets” in the crypto world. But the best part is still coming.

Tesla’s official “divine follow-up” says that this number has a “huge discrepancy” from the actual value he ends up receiving. Why? Because last year, Tesla’s market value and operating metrics passed none of the checkpoints. This global top worker was busy all year long, and in the end, the actual salary he received was: zero. See that? Doesn’t this move look like how we play short-term trades? On paper, it looks like there’s floating profit with several zeros—but because the take-profit point wasn’t reached and the assessment period wasn’t cleared, when the market turns, everything turns into nothing but a mirage.

Old Ma is a textbook case of “top-tier betting”: win, and it’s mountains of gold and silver; lose, and it’s giving the company a whole year of work for free. My spicy take: this is what “big shots” call perspective. They don’t care about that little cash. They’re playing equity and long-term game theory. We should learn from that too—don’t stare all day at the so-called wealth on your account. What you can’t get in hand is just an illusion.

Follow me—I'll help you see through the money games of these top-tier bigwigs. In this circle, living longer and getting steady returns is the real skill. Stay steady, and we can win.

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