Boss Chen, our IP traffic has been increasing too quickly recently. "
"That's right, Boss Chen. At this rate, we can surpass Youtobe within three months."
"I can't believe that big data is so powerful."
Li Xuelin and Wang Xiaochuan also sighed.
They had long known that big data could play a very effective role in accurate recommendations.
However, they did not expect it to be so effective.
"Boss Chen, dozens of capitalists have already contacted us. Should we?"
Li Xuelin reported the situation of the capitalists to Chen Yu.
In fact, since the establishment of Huanyu Video, a group of capitalists had been paying attention to it.
After all, although Huanyu Video was not famous when it was first established, they had created the existence of WeChat.
Previously, they had wanted to post Huanyu Video on WeChat.
However, they did not expect that Chen Yu would give up on it for the sake of making money.
Of course, if he wanted to make money, so be it.
If it were them, they would have done the same.
Who would share such a good business with you for no reason?
However, they had to complete the business first.
However, what they did not expect was that in just a month, Huanyu Video had become the biggest dark horse in the video industry.
Even Google, which had acquired Youtobe and integrated its video business, was suppressed by Huanyu Video.
"What's their valuation?"
"5 billion US dollars."
"Ha, it's not even as high as Youtobe."
Chen Yu chuckled.
"Boss Chen, a valuation of 5 billion is already very high. Moreover, we have only been operating for a short time."
"Since we have only been operating for a short time, if we operate for a while more, won't the valuation reach 50 billion US dollars?"
"50 billion US dollars?"
Li Xuelin and Wang Xiaochuan were both dumbfounded.
They did not even dare to think about a valuation of 50 billion US dollars.
"Boss Chen, isn't 50 billion US dollars too high?"
"It is a little high, but are you willing to accept a valuation of 5 billion US dollars?"
Although Chen Yu wanted to make money, he did not care about this small amount of money.
The photolithography machine at the back would easily cost 10 to 20 billion USD. If they were going to do it, they would do it on a larger scale.
"Ignore them. We'll operate our business."
When it came to capital, Chen Yu had plenty of experience.
The more you look for capital, the more capital will choose you.
When you ignore them, and your business shines brightly in the same field, then these investors will fight to enter.
Not to mention, Huanyu Technologies had a successful precedent.
"Sure, we'll listen to you, Boss Chen."
Suppressing the excitement in his heart, Li Xuelin continued to report, "Boss Chen, we're going to launch an event with five million fans in a few days. Whoever can reach five million fans first will be rewarded with one million dollars."
"One million dollars? That's too stingy. Go straight to ten million dollars."
"10 million USD, isn't that too much?"
"That's true, but isn't that better?"
Chen Yu wanted to create such a gimmick.
Although 10 million USD was a lot, it was all worth it as long as the results were achieved.
Of course, Chen Yu knew better.
If he wanted to cheat these investors of their money, he had to make the momentum bigger.
He did as he said.
At this time, Li Xuelin was full of energy.
A website set up in a foreign country could actually make such a name for itself. This was something they didn't even dare to think about in the past.
One had to know.
In the past, they had all been invaded by foreign giants.
Even if they chased away these giants in the Internet field, this was only in their home country.
They had never thought of going overseas to conquer cities and territories.
But Wang Chang's WeChat Moments did it.
And today, Li Xuelin realized that he seemed to be able to do it too.
Li Xuelin knew what this meant.
This not only meant that their Huanyu Technologies could gain a foothold in North America.
At the same time, this also showed to a certain extent that even in the global market, China's Internet companies had the power to fight.
In fact, China's Internet companies were already a force that could not be ignored.
This motivation continuously stimulated Li Xuelin.
…
A few days later, Huanyu Technologies issued a reward of ten million US dollars.
As long as anyone could reach five million fans in the shortest time possible, 10 million US dollars would be rewarded to the original creator of the video.
When this event was released, the entire industry was in an uproar.
It wasn't just the huge sum of 10 million US dollars that was boiling.
What was even more boiling was that he had once again aroused the enthusiasm of countless original video enthusiasts to participate in the video.
"F * ck, 10 million US dollars, I'm so tempted."
"I'm tempted too. I want to participate."
"Although I can't get 10 million US dollars, I want to participate too."
A 15-second short video had already greatly simplified the user's enthusiasm for participation.
Recently, the emergence of several internet celebrities with millions of fans had given the creators of original videos a boost of adrenaline.
At the same time, through these videos, a group of original video creators seemed to have discovered a new world.
They realized that the videos that users liked to watch might not be those high-end videos.
Similarly, it might not be those traditional funny videos, dance videos, and so on.
Perhaps a video that you inadvertently took could also be liked by millions of users.
Even if an ordinary person took a video, he might be liked by millions of people.
Affected by this, thousands of videos emerged once again.
Among them, there were videos of car reviews.
Among them, there were videos of wealth flaunting.
Among them, there were videos of begging on the streets.
In the video, there were videos of people drawing and graffiti.
Among them, there were videos of the elderly, videos of aunties, and videos of babies.
Among them, there were also videos of swordplay experiences.
Don't think that no one watched these videos.
There were plenty of people who liked these videos.
As long as you took a video, Big Data would recommend your video to the people who liked this type of video the most.
For example, swordplay experiences were liked by many people.
Many users rewarded the original creator with US dollars, asking him to experience swordplay of a higher standard and make a video to share with them.
…
"There's a problem. There must be a problem."
Google.
Paige was unusually irritated.
He originally thought that they had studied Huanyu's videos enough.
But reality showed that.
They seemed to be far from understanding Huanyu's videos.
Reward mechanism.
15-second short video.
Community gameplay.
Fragmented time theory.
Every point in this was extremely praiseworthy.
However, other than the above, was there nothing else?
If it was before, they might have thought so.
But Huanyu's videos were indomitable and ignored any influence at all. The IP flow skyrocketed day by day.
Paige could no longer sit still and shouted loudly, "Meeting."
He wanted everyone in the company to study Huanyu's videos again.
In the end.
What else had they not discovered in Huanyu's videos?
(End of chapter)
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