TechFlow News, March 15: According to a post by Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital, on X, investing and trading are inherently highly challenging activities. Though they appear to have low entry barriers—open to virtually anyone—very few individuals achieve sustained profitability over the long term. He noted that his team has focused exclusively on investing and trading for many years, without venturing into project operations or exchange management.
JackYi pointed out that during the early stages of primary-market investing and secondary-market trading, risk can be better controlled due to smaller initial capital sizes and the team’s cautious approach. However, as successful experience accumulates, individuals often grow increasingly confident—and even arrogant—a phase that frequently marks the onset of problems.
He believes that investing and trading require both confidence and humility, with the key lying in maintaining a balance between the two. He also remarked that, with the advent of the AI era, human capabilities in certain domains may gradually be supplanted by technology; therefore, continuous effort and personal growth remain essential.
