@seclink: 梁文锋现在40岁 （ 公开资料一致显示他出生于1985年 ）。 他能个人一次性掏出 200亿人民币。 问：如果他通过创业 10年（假设） ， 现金储备结余 200亿，请问他一共最少要交多少个人所得税？

@qkl2058: Liu Wei, 30, based in Shenzhen. Earns $50,000 a month, yet not a single clear photo of his face can be found online. No team, no cameras set up, no video editing. Just two tools: Claude at $20 a month, plus 130 lines of Python code. His workflow looks like this: produces one long video weekly, splits it into 12 short clips, and distributes them to…

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A 30-year-old creator in Shenzhen earns $50,000 monthly using an automated pipeline of Claude and Python to produce and distribute videos across multiple platforms.

@_FORAB: Six years later, Luo Yonghao returns to the X platform. The account, which frequently posted updates about his life and opinions in 2019, suddenly posted this morning stating that the account is now deactivated and a new X account will be used.

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Luo Yonghao returns to the X platform after six years and switches to a new account, replacing the old one.

@CoderDaMing: The Most Insane Startup Trend of 2026: Solo Founder, 0 Employees, $300K in Revenue! What Starting a Business Used to Require: Hire People → Rent Office → Team Bonding → Burn Cash for 6 Months → Still Not Live. Now All You Need Is: One Person + One http://Bloome.im Group with 5 Agen…

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The author shares their experience of building a team of 5 AI Agents (Product Manager, Engineer, Designer, Copywriter/Operator, Data Analyst) on the Bloome.im platform to achieve $300K in annual revenue as a solo founder, highlighting that Agents can collaborate and delegate tasks to each other, with 20u of free tokens provided daily.

@LuBtc888: A 12-year-old Chinese boy isn't old enough to open a bank account, yet he made $120,000 from a small game on Google Play. Meanwhile, his school is still teaching how to use Microsoft Word. He set up two monitors, built the game in one night with ChatGPT, coded it on camera while explaining his process, recorded the whole thing and posted it to Bilibili — the video got…

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A 12-year-old Chinese boy reportedly earned $120,000 by building a mobile game on Google Play using ChatGPT in one night, while a 31-year-old Hong Kong contractor copied his code and adapted its 15-minute timer into a Bitcoin auto-trading bot, allegedly generating $868,000 in profit over six months.

@youyou8178: The conference room at Tencent HQ, it's said the lights were on until 2 a.m. When Liang Wenfeng arrived, the agreement was already laid out on the table. Tencent wanted 20%, with open terms—cloud resources, traffic entry points, ecosystem binding, everything on offer. Liang took one look and pushed it back, saying eight words: "At most 2%. Same valuation." It's said a certain investment bank MD stood up to smooth things over, but was stopped by James with a raised hand. Martin sat across the table, silent for a long time, before asking if they could add a little more. Liang replied: "I still have a set of parameters to run tonight. Your time isn't worth much, but mine is worth fifty billion." Then he got up and left. The news came out at 3 a.m. Alibaba apparently had already withdrawn earlier. Everyone in the WeChat group was waiting for Pony's reaction. He said only one thing: "Invest. Even 2% is fine. Bind their ecosystem." Everyone who heard those words froze for a few seconds in front of their screens. The empire once said surrender is useless. But this time, what the other side held wasn't bargaining chips—it was a ticket to the next decade. Would you say Tencent was humble? No. It was one era making room for another. On your company's negotiation table today, who is the one who gets up?

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It is rumored that Tencent negotiated an investment with Liang Wenfeng (DeepSeek). Tencent initially demanded a 20% stake but was rejected, ultimately accepting 2%, sparking industry discussion about shifts in the AI competitive landscape.