"Uncle Zhang, Tu'ao football is divided into two types. One is British football, which is the kind we often see on TV. There is also the local football, born in Mocun in 1850, which combines Gaelic football and rugby elements. The venue is oval, and the rules are for 18 players to fight, hand touch, grapple and marking. The goals are divided into "Goal" (played by the central high pole) and "Behind" (the ball touches the side pole or passes through the pole but touches the ground). Every season, people from Tu'ao will come to the Mocun Stadium to watch, and the broadcast rights are worth nearly 500 million Australian dollars each year. It is a national sports in Victoria, Western Australia and South Australia..." Chen Xi explained to Zhang Yuandong.
"Oh? 500 million? So much? This is higher than the exclusive copyright buyout of La Liga?" Zhang Yuandong opened his mouth.
You should know that the annual cost of exclusive copyrights for La Liga is only 100 million pounds.
The broadcasting rights of Turkish and Australian football are actually two or three times higher than those of La Liga.
"That's right, Mocun's sports industry is very developed. Not only is the AFL held every year, but the famous Australian Open and F1 racing competitions..." Chen Xi nodded.
"Then how many teams are there in this game against the AFL?" Zhang Yuandong asked again.
"There are 18 professional teams in the A-League, and Victoria accounts for 10. In fact, this is similar to the NBA, which means that a city has a team. Some teams also include the city name. Although Tujia only has more than 30 million people, some teams have millions of fans. It is conceivable that Tujia people like this sport. I think you should be planning to acquire a team to make money, according to my Understand that mid-to-upstream teams are valued at 180 million to 250 million Australian dollars, such as Collingwood Magpie and Richmond Tigers. Emerging expansion teams are cheaper, with a valuation of about 100 million yuan, and the top few in the rankings are about 40 million to 500 million yuan. But if you create your own team, you will need to pay an entry fee of 40 million Australian dollars, and you will also have an annual rental of about 5 million Australian dollars at home, and a salary investment, which is almost tens of million Australian dollars a year..."
"It's so expensive!"
Zhang Yuandong was surprised after hearing this.
Chen Xi was very excited when talking about the sports industry. Because he wanted to do gambling in Tujia in his previous life, but unfortunately he never got it.
He thought for a while and said, "Tu and Australia football has many ways to make profits, such as domestic cross-border sponsorship development, and advertising sponsorship is generally tens of millions of Chinese currency. The Asian broadcasting rights exclusively have the operating rights. I think it is okay to do it or not, because the investment is a bit too small, and people from other countries may not necessarily watch it except Tu and Australia. I won't talk about football betting, it is definitely the big part of making money. But there are still several projects that can also make money, such as football real estate and rehabilitation centers."
"Football Real Estate and Rehabilitation Center?" Zhang Yuandong couldn't understand.
He seems to have never heard of this project in the country.
Chen Xi unscrew the bottled water and drew an oval on the table: "This stadium is usually built at the junction of the city and the city. We enclose land at a low price in the name of building a training base, develop shopping centers on the outside, and stuff offline electrical stores in it. There are TV refrigerators here and footballs there. The daily abortion of people can reach 100,000 at home games! Then we set up some places in the suburbs to build a player rehabilitation villa area, and the physiotherapy equipment is made of Tu'ao pulse repair instruments, which are specially used to connect with injured foreign players in China's China Super League. You can talk to their clubs... Hisense has a company in Tu'ao, and we can win the exclusive rights of street advertising during the game. Force Hisense to buy home appliance delivery quota from us if they want to advertise on the stadium. This is a good deal for both sides!"
"Wow, you guys can play! I have never heard of this before." Zhang Yuandong patted his thighs excitedly.
Su Ning's financial situation is still good now, and it can be said that she can invest as much as she wants.
"Then this Tu'an Gambling..." Zhang Yuandong looked at Chen Xi.
He is not familiar with the place here, so it is difficult to get in touch with Tab.
"I'll find a way to do this." Chen Xi said in a deep voice. After all, he is now a foreign consultant to Crwon, so he can ask Parker for questions at that time.
After a busy day, when he returned home in the evening, Chen Xi turned on the computer.
Jun's message appeared on MSN.
"Long time no see, Xi."
After looking at the other party's current online, Chen Xi started chatting with him.
Jun’s family conditions are good, but in fact, the basic financial situation of the Chinese people who come to Tujia to study in Tujia is very good.
Although the other party’s family is not a super rich chaebol, his father’s company is quite powerful locally.
"Jin Nana? You know too... I rarely have contact with girls." Jun on the computer blushed and typing.
Chen Xi knew that Jun was the kind of good child in China.
That is, he is a gentle type, and he studies hard. After graduation, he listens to his family's arrangements to go to work, and he doesn't have much thought.
In Jun's opinion, he was a bit unemployed.
"Let me investigate!" Chen Xi thought about it and asked again.
"This is OK, but you have to give me some useful information first. Why, did you find a girlfriend in kimchi? Are you a quarrel? You should be gentle and patient with girls..." Jun's words made Chen Xi speechless.
You are a person who has never been in a relationship. Why do you come to teach me how to deal with women?
By the way, the other party didn't know that Saori had become his girlfriend.
Otherwise, Jun would definitely say: Damn, you scumbag, you actually stepped on two boats with one foot!
"What are you doing now when you go back to the country of kimchi?"
"Go to work!"
"Don't you have a company at home?"
"I plan to study outside. If I know nothing, I will be a waste of my family when I go home. Where are you?"
"Eat some small business, haha!"
After chatting with Jun for a while, he turned off MSN.
Suddenly, a dialog box popped up from a notebook next to it.
Chen Xi smiled slightly.
This Dark came to chat with him again.
"Young man, what's wrong?" Chen Xi, who was in a good mood, came up and joked.
"Bitcoin's fluctuations are still so big. Last month, the lowest is $30, and the highest rise is more than $90, which is simply outrageous. My dark web business situation is also affected by it, and the situation is very bad!" Dark's words were full of sadness.
"Then what do you want to do? Find other virtual coins instead?"
"I observed other virtual coins on the market. Ripple has the best stability, but its value is too low. Litecoin debuted earlier and is known as the lightweight version of Bitcoin. It has a large transaction volume but also has a large fluctuation. Other dialdian coins and domain name coins are similar..."
"I don't think these coins are very good!"
"I think too."
"What do you want to do?"
"After chatting with you last time, I had a sudden idea, what would happen if I published a coin myself?"
"Talk about it."
"I'm thinking, there are so many countries and so many currencies in the world, why can't I follow suit? Bitcoin is currently the dominant currency of the dark web. Because of its large fluctuations and poor privacy, its usage rate has been greatly reduced. I am planning to develop a dark web coin..."
Looking at the words on the computer screen, Chen Xiyiran lit a cigarette.
It seems that this life is the same as the previous life, and the dark web coins are about to be born!
Some people may not know that this dark web coin was originally named Darkcoin, which was later renamed Dash, which is Dash.
By transforming the Bitcoin code, adding a two-layer network architecture and ChainLocks anti-51% attack mechanism, Dash was born.
There are Monero and Zcash that are as popular as Dash on the dark web.
"Hahaha, you are really narcissistic. The coins you make are named after your own name!" Chen Xi smiled and typed a line of words. "Those scientists can name something after their own names, why can't I?" Dark replied arrogantly.
"You, a hacker, dare to be comparable to scientists? I think your method is feasible. Since you have added a coin, you can continue to increase, but the number does not need to be too much. According to my calculations, Bitcoin will enter a period of stable state by the beginning of next month, and the price will continue to rise. But don't take it lightly, this coin will still rise and fall..."
Now the two have no hostile relationship. Last time Dark gave him ABCD information, so he responded with courtesy.
I originally wanted Dark to help him find out the clues about Jin Nana, but Chen Xi thought about it and let it go.
It’s a bit scary to expose personal privacy to hackers.
Open the Tianya Forum and simulated stock trading has been starting for a while.
Chen Xi’s registered nickname is: Rebirth: I am a leek in the stock market.
Simulated stock trading allows you to see the information about other participants buying and selling stocks, which means that everyone can follow the trend.
Of course, this information is also displayed with delays, and blindly imitating the operation on the No. 1 list does not mean that you can win safely. In addition, stock trading is like gambling. Gamblers are absolutely confident in their operations, so following the trend is not very common.
Chen Xi also traded stocks in his previous life, and he made money in the stocks such as Popular Technology and Pianzihuang.
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If there is any stock that makes Chen Xi hate the most, it is Zijin Mining, because this stock really makes him feel too disgusting.
There are time regulations for stock trading competitions, and it is not feasible to win by long-term holding.
Judging from the current time point, Chen Xi has set his target on several industry stocks.
Mobile games/film and television media: China Youth Bao and Huayi brothers.
Internet finance: Eastern wealth, flush.
Pharmaceutical and environmental protection: Yunnan Bai Medicine, Villy.
According to the situation in previous lives, the average increase of these stocks in half a year was more than 200%.
However, the stock market is a variable, and it is useless to remember the stock price after rebirth. So Chen Xi followed his own operations and not only invested these stocks, but also injected funds into other stocks.
"It's okay, it's profitable at the moment." Chen Xi muttered.
He is not on the rankings yet, but the overall situation is pretty good.
Currently, only the top 30 are displayed on the rankings, and their stock trading methods are also different. Chen Xi took a casual glance and started to open the Zhijie page.
After checking the discussion area, an article caught his attention.
The title of the post is: Apocalypse of the virtual economy crash.
After using Zhijie to simulate virtual markets many times, I gradually discovered the reason - the deep structural flaws of adding exchanges to the game.
Excessive pursuit of trading efficiency and price transparency leads to the failure of the market signal mechanism, which in turn leads to systematic collapse. When all products are included in the unified bidding system for the entire server, sellers need to disclose historical transaction data and inventory. This model reduces transaction friction on the surface, but in fact creates an irrational game field under complete information.
According to the effective market hypothesis of Nobel Prize winner Eugene Fama, information transparency can improve market efficiency, but in a virtual economy with insufficient supply elasticity, this will catalyse two fatal consequences.
Strategic price collapse: When players find that the transaction price of a certain material fluctuates, such as the star sand falling by 15% in a single day, the system will trigger collective selling. This herd effect is far beyond the real market (there is a buffer of logistics and regional barriers in physical transactions).
Investment at the production side is exhausted: unified prices expose production costs. For example, forging dragon scale armor takes 20 hours to collect resources. Once the selling price approaches the cost line, players rationally choose to stop production, resulting in the coexistence of scarcity and inflation.
When the game market in the intelligence world collapsed repeatedly due to the excessive transparency of the entire server exchange, its essence reveals a universal contradiction in the digital economy era - the erosion of efficiency supremacy on the market's ecological resilience.
This process is surprisingly similar to the pain of the physical industry when domestic e-commerce platforms expand rapidly. E-commerce has pushed national prices to a unified baseline by eliminating information gaps and using economies of scale to crush regional niche markets.
However, the huge consumption base of the real economy can still be buffered by long-tail demand, while closed virtual economies have a clearer price magnification directly amplified the synthesis fallacy due to the innate limitations of the number of users and the consumption scenarios. Every player pursues rational decisions that maximize their own profits, such as selling price-cut goods and selling redundant equipment, but putting the system into a total imbalance of collective irrationality.
The collapse of the game market is like a miniature version of e-commerce shock therapy. When e-commerce platforms use algorithms to smooth out regional price differences, local specialties in mountainous areas are forced to bid on a unified page with Wushu industrialized products, essentially eliminating the spatial market buffer mechanism of local specialties premium.
When the Zhijie placed all equipment on the full service exchange, the equipment that took two weeks forged was competing with the fast-private products produced in batches, resulting in the exhaustion of creativity on the production side.
Statistics show that in the traditional retail industry closed stores in 2012, only 23% of survivors survived through community + differentiated pricing. For example, convenience store beer is 15% more expensive than supermarkets, but late-night premiums are accepted. This confirms the protection value of regional price discrimination on ecological diversity.
Reconstructing market rules does not negate technological progress, but implants necessary friction coefficients. For example, some online games need to be divided into service auction houses and dynamic tax rates to curb high-frequency speculation. In reality, e-commerce governance should also explore geographical price limits, such as floating pricing in second- and third-tier cities and other mechanisms such as levying data usage fees.
The collapse of the game market will lead to the loss of players, so the current games on the market will continue to open and combine servers, and are ridiculed by players as: the new district becomes an old district, the old district becomes a strange area, and the strange area becomes a strange area and then merges the area.
The resonance between virtual and reality is warning that when the efficiency craze fades, it is not only the merchants, but also the diversity foundation on which the entire society relies...
Chen Xi looked at this post with great interest.
In the past, the old games took the stall setting route, which seemed inconvenient, but they often maintained the lifespan of the game.
Some people are refuting the poster below, saying that there is an exchange in World of Warcraft, but the game market is still stable.
However, this person refuted the following words, saying that the Warcraft is different in each zone, and some zones collapsed shortly after the server was opened.
Chen Xi has also played Warcraft. Although Warcraft has an exchange, it has a hard currency anchoring mechanism.
That is, bloodshed introduces the time badge and exchanges gold coins in both directions of war outlets. The game coins are anchored to the real currency price, such as the US server badge is stable at 200,000 gold ≈20 US dollars, which is equivalent to setting up foreign exchange reserves for the issuance of gold coins and suppressing inflation.
Then there is the dynamic balance of supply and demand, such as binding mechanism limiting arbitrage: high-value equipment, such as Orange Martial Arts and team dungeons, are mostly soul-bound and cannot enter the auction house, forcing players to obtain through labor rather than market speculation. However, this was found by the player, which was the golden group that appeared later. Players could take the boss into the dungeon to get equipment.
Chen Xi believes that the key factor in the stability of the Warcraft market is that the bloody economics team will monitor prices in real time and will intervene in extreme cases. For example, ghost trading robot: When the price of a certain material plummets, NPC merchants make hidden acquisitions (similar to the central bank's open market operations).
There is also the version update and reshuffle: after the new expansion pack is opened, the demand for old materials will be zeroed, and the economic cycle will be restarted.
Chen Xi wrote his views below.
Returning to the discussion section, the next post aroused his interest again.
The hidden butterfly effect of teacher titles: When the whole class is top student, you become your performance KPI.
When I opened the service, I designed educational liberalization, and the promotion of teachers' professional titles was entirely determined by the admission rate of the class I was taught.
As a result, two months later, there were two polarities, either the teacher was a student-to-study score, or the poor student was allowed to drop out of school.
60% of teachers change jobs and sell after-class exercise sets, while the rest choose the S-level students in intellectual value.
This ketamine-like incentive mechanism is a distorted mirror of primary and secondary school teachers competing for top classes in real life. According to data from 2012, 72% of teachers in ordinary classes have adopted cold violence against students due to professional title pressure.
Perhaps it is necessary to introduce an educational equilibrium coefficient, which forces teachers to receive 20% of students with low rating allocations every year, just like the teacher rotation system implemented by Huajing.
After all, in games and reality, what can be quantified is always the tip of the iceberg of education... (This chapter ends)