Sometimes I also want to start a fund. After all, hundreds of times in three years, plus daily diligent practice, it should still be possible. However, I always feel that managing other people's money is not free, especially when my own money is in a drawdown, I feel very calm and instead see it as a good opportunity to increase my position. When managing other people's money, if there is a downturn, I might have to spend time and effort explaining and soothing emotions, which is a waste of time and affects investment decisions. But there is one advantage to managing other people's money: the scale can be very large, and for those who have some spare cash but no time or research, it can actually be helpful. On the other hand, perhaps the best investment is to buy indices or other simpler options. However, buying indices or Bitcoin, or occasionally some quality assets I believe in, in such cases, they actually don't need to hand their money over to me; I would suggest they buy it themselves. So, I guess I'll just be an ordinary free person.