Recently, Chong Technology published an articleArticles about the listing of Bitmain. Twitter user "BTCKING555" quoted this article as saying that Bitmain still faces these challenges in order to succeed in its IPO: a large amount of losses from mining machine inventory, BCH investment losses, no new mining machine chips, and little improvement in AI business.

In this regard, a netizen named Andreas Brekken retweeted and @bitmain asked if they would go bankrupt, and asked:

I want to know why Bitmain, a giant in the financial field, doesn't hire these talented teenagers on Twitter as consultants?

Wu Jihan replied to Andreas Brekken after seeing it: send your resume.

We speculate that Wu Jihan's thought-jumping response should be an expression of confidence in himself. His subtext is that there is no such thing as bankruptcy. I have a mine at home, so what if the IPO is double-delayed? Still enough for me to survive the winter.

Of course, some netizens think that maybe Wu Jihan is really considering the blogger's suggestion, and even @bitmain, sending out a signal to recruit talents.

But tweeting and reviewing companies can become a consultant?

of course not. Twitter user BTCKING555 who commented on Bitmain still has two brushes.

He has been paying close attention to the news of Bitmain since the news of its listing in July. On September 9, he tweeted that he had received inside information that Bitmain’s chief financial officer decided to announce the quarterly financial report 60 days after the end of Q2 instead of 90 days, which means that Bitmain’s “unsightly” financial report will soon be disclosed . He also said that Wu Jihan himself was very angry about this matter.

If the news is true, those who can get the news with their strength should have certain social skills, then it makes sense for Wu Jihan to consider being included under his command.

So, now you know that you don't have to smash your resume to get into a big company?