The richest AI founder in the world is not American.

The richest AI founder in the world is not American. He's Chinese. And he has three times as much wealth as Sam Altman and Dario Amodei combined. And most people have no idea how he even did it. Let's fix that. I'm Gigachad, and I still run businesses in Hong Kong. I used to live in that city. So let me tell you what's been going on there. This goes back to 2016 when Leon Wong Fung and two of his classmates from Tsinghua University started a massive quant fund. The hedge fund was called Leon Wong quantitative, and it dates back to ancient Chinese mathematics. Basically, you fill a square with numbers and every row, column, and diagonal sums to the same number. Some of you might know the English name, High Flyer. They registered it in Ningbo and they managed 14 billion at their peak. All right, back to Mr. Leon and his friends because they closed High Flyer to the public and turned it into a money printing machine. Last year, they posted a 56.6% return. If you know anything about hedge funds, that's a decent year. So they're good at what they do. But Mr. Leon had other ambitions. So what did he do with all that capital? Well, he started stock piling advanced Chinese mathematics. They registered it in Ningbo and they managed 14 billion at their peak. All right, back to Mr. Leon and his friends because they closed High Flyer to the public and turned it into a money printing machine. Last year, they posted a 56.6% return. If you know anything about hedge funds, that's a decent year. So they're good at what they do. But Mr. Leon had other ambitions. So what did he do with all that capital? Well, he started stock piling advanced Chinese mathematics. They registered it in Ningbo and they managed 14 billion at their peak. All right, back to Mr. Leon and his friends because they closed High Flyer to the public and turned it into a money printing machine. Last year, they posted a 56.6% return. If you know anything about hedge funds, that's a decent year. So they're good at what they do. But Mr. Leon had other ambitions. So what did he do with all that capital? Well, he started stock piling advanced Chinese mathematics.