My capital is quite large.

The day after Liang Wufeng bowed down and submitted to Li Feng, the President's Office of Haofeng Group released a public notice regarding the appointment of senior personnel and the adjustment of organizational structure. This was like a nuclear bomb dropped into a calm lake, igniting the entire domestic financial and technology circles.

Public Announcement:

Liang Wufeng, a quantitative fund manager in China, has officially joined Haofeng Group and will be in full charge of the newly established Haofeng Token Hub business group, effective immediately.

Furthermore, a brand new first-level subsidiary, Token Foundry Business Unit, will be established under the HTH Business Group.

This is a brand-new organization directly controlled by the parent company of Haofeng Group, and its organizational structure is on par with the film and television department, game department, Huaxin, Xiaomi, and ByteDance.

It's important to understand that within the vast empire of Haofeng today, even Weibo, iQiyi, and Bilibili, which have already gone public on the US and Hong Kong stock exchanges, are merely secondary subsidiaries under the jurisdiction of the film and television department in terms of administrative level.

The fact that a newly established department, whose specific business direction has not yet been disclosed to the public, has become one of the core sectors directly under the parent company's overall coordination speaks volumes about its value and strategic importance.

However, what made countless headhunters and industry executives' eyes pop out even more was Liang Wufeng's new job title after his arrival.

P12!

Within Haofeng Group, the speed of promotion to this position is beyond description; it's like boarding a warp drive interstellar spaceship.

It's important to know that Haofeng Group uses a strict 14-level job title evaluation system:

The lowest levels, P1 to P3, are low-end administrative, logistics, outsourcing, or general assistant positions, and are now basically no longer open to external hires at Haofeng.

Reaching P4 level means you need a degree from a top-tier university (like a 985 university) to be considered a junior specialist.

P5 level refers to engineers and key personnel in various departments who have a minimum requirement of a master's degree.

Almost all senior engineers and department heads at the P6 level are PhD graduates from prestigious universities.

Employees can only access stock options distributed by the group starting from P7 level experts and managers.

P8 level is for senior experts and senior managers, P9 level is for senior experts, and P10 level is for senior directors of major business segments.

Once you reach P11 level, you're already at the level of a subsidiary's vice president.

As for P12... in Haofeng's map of vassal states, he is already a regional governor guarding a territory!

Before Liang Wufeng's arrival, within the entire Haofeng Group, even the most senior and accomplished veterans, Lao Han from the film and television department and Lao Chen from the game department, had worked tirelessly for so many years, yet their individual rank was only P12.

As for the higher P13, currently only Yu Dazui exists within the entire Haofeng Group.

The reason he was able to enjoy this privilege was largely because he had to simultaneously coordinate and manage both Xiaomi and Huaxin, two national-level semiconductor and strategic hardware businesses.

Being half a level higher is to facilitate his allocation and coordination of resources among the major core sectors.

As for the top-level P14, that naturally belongs to Li Feng himself, the leader of the Haofeng Empire.

This young, unknown quantitative investor, who had just been acquired, was put on equal footing with Lao Han and Lao Chen as a regional leader at P12.

The entire financial and internet circles have gone crazy, with countless people using their connections to try and dig into Liang Wufeng's past.

However, despite the extensive investigation, very little specific background information could be found.

The only thing that can be confirmed is that this person did indeed use algorithms to make a considerable fortune for his small company in high-frequency stock trading over the past two years.

Faced with overwhelming speculation and doubts from the outside world, Haofeng Group's public relations department remained indifferent and offered no further explanation.

After all, Haofeng Group, the parent company, has never been listed on the stock exchange, and Li Feng holds absolute control.

This means that he is not accountable to any board of directors, shareholders, the public, or media.

To put it bluntly, within Haofeng Group, even if Li Feng put an idiot in the P12 seat, no one could stop him.

Of course, Li Feng wasn't stupid, so he wouldn't do something so absurd.

......

The day after Haofeng officially announced the establishment of the HTH business unit.

The aftershocks of the cryptocurrency craze across the ocean have not yet subsided, but the other two giants in China, Tencent and Alibaba, who were originally observing from the sidelines, have sensed danger as if they had been stepped on.

Although they still didn't understand Token Hub's specific business operation model, out of vigilance towards Li Feng, both companies quickly deconstructed and followed suit.

Tencent Games and Alibaba Financial announced their partnerships on almost the same day:

Two strategic research groups, TTH and ATH, were established.

Penguin, feeling the pressure in particular, has made a high-profile announcement of a deep strategic partnership with Baidu.

These two giants, who once dominated the PC era, have chosen to band together for mutual support in the face of increasing pressure from Haofeng in recent years.

However, this time, Jack Ma, who has always been proactive in business and keen on forming alliances, did not take the initiative to approach Li Feng to discuss cooperation as usual.

Clearly, Haofeng's current massive scale, encompassing almost all sectors including semiconductors, gaming, film and television, and social media, has instilled deep apprehension in this English teacher from the West Lake.

In Jack Ma's eyes now, it's hard to say whether Penguin or Haofeng is more terrifying.

In particular, recently, a seemingly insignificant background update on Haofeng's short video app called Yin Fu has enabled online shopping.

Although Yin Fu does not currently produce or sell its own products, it has formed a strategic alliance with Dong Ge of Jingxi.

The music platform has opened up a brand-new sales channel, continuously bringing a massive influx of young traffic into the Jingxi Mall.

This move was tantamount to a severe blow to Alibaba's Taobao operations from behind.

"Li Feng... Li Feng..."

In a Chinese tea room in Hangzhou, Jack Ma looked at the report in his hand and rubbed his temples with a headache.

He originally thought that Li Feng was just an honest man who worked diligently in the gaming, film and television, and high-tech manufacturing industries.

As long as we don't touch the e-commerce market, we can all live in peace.

But now it seems...

This young man's ambition and ruthlessness are exactly the same as Pony Ma from Deepsea City!

Indeed, the business world is like a battlefield.

There are no eternal friends in this world.