A founder of a major exchange recently made remarks that caused a stir in the community. His Chinese version of his memoir might be titled "Life Winner" (the English title is still in preparation), but he specifically emphasized one thing — this name has nothing to do with the meme tokens of the same name on the market.

"I do appreciate meme culture; this concept is very appealing to me," he said, "but that doesn't mean I will touch any meme coins or participate in listing them." He also clarified that he does not hold such tokens and has no plans to buy any. He retains the right to change the book title at the last minute.

As for the publishing plan, both the Chinese and English versions are expected to be released simultaneously within 4 to 6 weeks. Interestingly, he chose to self-publish. Although traditional publishers can help with distribution channels, he decided to do it himself to avoid being slowed down by the cumbersome publishing process. A detail: all proceeds from the book will be donated to charity. He candidly said, "Writing this book is not for making money."

It seems this is not just a publishing plan but also a way to clarify his stance to the entire community.