It’s actually a good thing that Manus was discouraged and sent back home.

Now overseas products are all building all-in-one assistants—helping you make reports, analyze stocks, create videos, and build websites. Anything Manus can do, they can do too, and even at lower fees with more ruthless performance.

If it were still overseas, it would definitely face the awkward situation that Cursor once faced: the predicament of not having its own model.

Going back home is different—using advanced industrial-country concepts to beat down small-scale domestic operators, sweeping the whole field.

So I think Manus can still be worth ten billion. Whichever CEO is interested, just go ahead and acquire it.

Thank you, everyone.