It’s actually a good thing that manus was persuaded to be sent back home.

Now overseas products are all building all-in-one assistants—helping you make reports, analyze stocks, create videos, and build websites. What manus can do, they can all do too, and even with lower fees and more ruthless performance.
If it’s still overseas, the awkward situation it faces would definitely be the kind of predicament cursor had back then—no own model.
Going back to China is different: it uses the advanced ideas of an industrial nation to beat up the small-time old-school users from the mainland and sweep the whole field.
So I think manus is still worth ten billion. If any CEO takes a liking to it, just go ahead and acquire it.
Thank you, everyone.