2025-12-19 01:26:40

A major founder recently liquidated substantial equity holdings to bridge a private credit gap. The move highlights a critical financing challenge in today's market—when traditional credit channels tighten, high-net-worth individuals often resort to significant asset sales to maintain liquidity and meet immediate obligations. This strategy underscores the pressure points emerging in private lending markets and reveals how even elite entrepreneurs navigate the complex interplay between equity preservation and cash flow management.

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· 2025-12-19 01:49

This is the real truth. No matter how awesome the founder is, they can't escape the curse of cash flow. Selling equity to raise funds is, frankly, still being forced. Elites also have to bow their heads and look at money, which is nothing new. If environmental protection isn't strict, no matter how rich individuals are, it's useless... So who is really controlling whom? It's a bit terrifying upon closer thought. That's why I say I don't trust any promises; cash is king, and that's the truth. Chinese founders are suffering internally; on the surface, they look glamorous, but behind the scenes, it's all debt.

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