After having dinner with this elder brother, listening to him talk about stories from the past, I was truly deeply moved.

Along the way, he has experienced liquidations, holding-through losses, and countless moments of confusion and struggle on the trading road.
Even at the lowest point in his life, the wealth he had accumulated was wiped out, and his life went through tremendous changes.
But what really commands admiration is that he did not choose to give up.
He pulled himself back up from rock bottom, rebuilding step by step his accumulation—then later he met the “Bi Dao” brother.
In the span of two years, with long-term trust, combined with his own execution ability and persistence, he ultimately achieved the result that belonged to him.
This process is truly not easy.
Actually, even for Bi Dao brother to get to where he is today, he also had to go through nine years.
In these nine years, there have been moments of glory, as well as times of low points—he has taken a road far more rugged and bumpy than others could imagine.
So when hearing the elder brother talk about these experiences, what I felt most was resonance.
Because many roads are only understood in their hardship by those who have walked them.
During the post-dinner chat, the elder brother kept holding Bi Dao brother’s hand and was unwilling to let go.
He said things as his eyes grew moist.
At that moment, to be honest, even Bi Dao brother had a hard time handling it.
Because this trust is truly too heavy.
He traveled all the way, not just to have a meal, but to personally celebrate Bi Dao brother’s birthday, and to express his thanks and recognition over these two years.
And for Bi Dao brother, the biggest happiness is not hearing others thank him.
It’s seeing a person who once went through the depths of low points, and through his own effort, persistence, and execution, rises again—then enters a new stage of life.
Thank you to this elder brother for two years of trust and companionship.
And thanks to every brother who has walked alongside me.
Trading is a long-distance race; what truly matters is not just how much we make, but that throughout this process, we grow together, change together, and witness a better version of ourselves 🔥