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first_img Musk: X will support long-press liking through X Money to transfer 1 dollar

On October 25, Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted on the social platform X, stating that the platform plans to add payment features: users can long press the like button below a post to transfer $1 (approximately 6.7 yuan) to others via X Money. Musk wrote, "We are adding the ability to long press the like button to send $1 to others via X Money." According to Phoenix Technology, Musk did not disclose a specific launch date and did not clarify whether the transfer requires a second confirmation.X Money is part of Musk's push to transform X into a super app. On July 27 of this year, X Money began rolling out in the U.S. to Premium and Premium+ subscribers, integrating deposit accounts, instant transfers between users, and Visa debit cards. Users can transfer, receive, or request payments from other X Money users, with eligible peer-to-peer transfers incurring no fees and having no transaction limits.On September 2 of this year, X introduced payment services into the creator revenue system, announcing that creators in the U.S. would receive income from the original content reward program and paid subscriptions through X Money, whereas previously related funds were primarily processed through the third-party payment platform Stripe. According to X Money's official statement, this service is currently mainly aimed at U.S. residents, and users must meet age, identity verification, and other requirements.

Sun Yuchen revealed his life strategy: integrating Buffett, Musk, and Trump, and self-proclaimed as the "Fourth Giant" of Penn

Recently, Sun Yuchen discussed his personal communication and life strategy role models in a conversation with Jin Ming, stating that he does not simply imitate one person, but is a "hybrid mix" of Elon Musk, Donald Trump, and Warren Buffett.Sun Yuchen mentioned an interesting coincidence that all three are alumni of his alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania. As he integrates the strategies of these three individuals, the outside world has begun to jokingly refer to the emergence of a "fourth giant," namely Sun Yuchen himself. In terms of specific strategy breakdown, he stated that his investment and risk control fully absorb the value investment philosophy that Buffett and Munger emphasize on fundamentals, bringing an old-school playbook into the crypto space, which instead creates a dimensional advantage.In terms of business growth and communication, Sun Yuchen pointed out that Musk compensates for Buffett's shortcomings in technology narratives and expectation-driven approaches, forming a dual drive of fundamentals and high-tech high growth. Regarding personal branding and communication, he mainly draws inspiration from Trump, even admitting that he initially learned spoken English by following Trump's show "The Apprentice."Sun Yuchen also shared an interesting anecdote, stating that there is actually a "mutual disdain law" among these three. For example, when he once suggested to Buffett during dinner that he acquire Tesla during its low point, Buffett declined, as he believed that if a company is too disruptive and full of "surprises," it does not align with his investment style.
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