2025-05-28 07:12:38

Investing is inherently a high-risk activity, especially when it comes to investing in startups. The survival rate of startups after five years is no more than 10%. If entrepreneurial plans could be executed smoothly as intended, the failure rate wouldn't be so high.

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AngryShot,WhatABigBoy,

· 2025-05-28 07:46

Plans are plans. If one has to choose between a delayed release and a hasty release, one can only choose the delay. In fact, some people hope to hit a potential stock, but they are either unwilling or afraid to bear the risks that startups may fail. If there is no rise, they naturally complain nonstop, wanting it all, greedy and insatiable, dreaming in vain. As for those who shout one dollar, even if they are dreaming, at least they have a goal, which is to get it done, and at worst, it will drop to zero. So it's clear who is greedy and insatiable.

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