So how come you can find these 2,000 people—why wouldn’t they succeed at something?

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MonaLisa'sWig
· 45m ago
In today’s market, even 5x and 10x returns are a luxury—let alone the kind of hundredfold or thousandfold blowouts like the inscriptions of back then. The era of low-cost moves unlocking massive returns seems to be gone for good.
After all, the model determines the ceiling.
And the AIP model is making me catch the familiar scent of something I’ve seen before. History keeps proving that a sufficiently disruptive mechanism is enough to give birth to legends of 100x, 1,000x, and even 10,000x.
In today’s sector, AIP is a one-of-a-kind presence—its model is unique.
It’s not that there’s no opportunity; it’s that the opportunity has changed its vehicle. The AIP model may be the next paradigm.
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PhishRecycle
· 2h ago
Think about it: behind 2,000 people are 2,000 social circles. Each circle reaches dozens of people, and once it starts to split, growth becomes exponential. As long as the product is reliable, success is inevitable.
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MovingAverageWeaver
· 3h ago
Yes, 2,000 hardcore loyalists are more effective than anything.
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