The rice platform is an open, paid platform, and many people rely on it to make money.
In reality, using software as a profit-making tool only yields minimal returns! The only way to make money with software is through speculation, and only by investing in speculation can you make money.
All they earn are those shares; all they earn are the shares that come from those who take over.
For example, when Facebook started, where did it make its profits?
It wasn't an investment that was obtained through deception; if it hadn't been a deception, they probably wouldn't even have had the money to pay the service fee.
And then there's that penguin company that was the first to go bankrupt. Little Pony wanted to buy it back then, even if he was offered a small price. But nobody believed in it, forcing him to grit his teeth and keep going.
As a result, they actually managed to attract a group of investors and formed a board of directors.
There's also Ma Xiong, who isn't interested in money, and he's from the same place as the founder of Wahaha.
The two met again at a meeting, where Ma talked to him about technology. Later, the founder of Wahaha said to him, "He only has some knowledge in the field of high-tech electronics; everything else is nonsense."
Therefore, attracting investment requires deception; by tricking investors into putting their money into your own pocket, the software you create will have value and a higher future market value.
Sometimes it even gives the impression that hardware manufacturers are not as wealthy as software manufacturers.
Developing hardware also requires consideration of upgrades, timelines, and established principles, resulting in a much larger investment.
A software company's high market capitalization means there are driving forces behind it; it has to be high because capital is finding buyers to take over. It all grows step by step.
Once a bubble forms, these software companies will be the first to collapse.
Before the software generates sufficient profits, it relies entirely on shareholders' money to spend, and it can't afford to run out of money.
Make the data look good, and then say how many rounds of financing it has gone through. That's when the early investors want to cash out and make their money.
Those who run real businesses at least have land, factories, equipment, and so on. If workers leave, they can recruit another batch.
But software is different. When faced with a crisis, money can help it survive, but without money, it can only go bankrupt.
So Xing Baohua also wanted to develop some software. If one of them could be worth hundreds of billions, then ten of them could be worth trillions. This thing didn't have much technical difficulty.
Instant messaging software and comprehensive portal website.
In addition to the film and music copyrights they acquired in their early stages, they could create a paid electronic platform and allow users to upload their works once they reach a certain number of registered users.
Mutual profit is the key.
Instant messaging software was a product of 1996, such as ICQ. Companies absorbed the essence of ICQ, removed the impurities, and kept the good parts. As a result, piracy killed off the original creators.
To save space, Xing Baohua doesn't go for anything fancy first, but instead goes straight for a simple framework.
A chat box with a few emoticons; users register via email.
Adding friends is also done via email as a temporary measure.
Group chat functionality will not be available yet; only one-on-one chat functionality will be available.
It limits the number of characters and automatically deletes characters once the space is full. And it's a mandatory feature.
It will absolutely not leave any history of your conversations. If you want to keep this feature, please do so.
Yes, you can rent a server hard drive. Your chat history with your friends will be stored on the server hard drive. You can only access the server to see the chat content by uploading and downloading.
Tencent has one too, but theirs is called Cloud Roaming. You need a membership to access this feature.
$10 a month, that's not expensive at all.
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