Chapter Two: One Memory, Ten Million Bids

The 2.8 million arrived. Memory Coin jumped from nine thousand to 480,000, then to 1.76 million. Lin's five remaining coins were valued at 8.8 million yuan. The chat went mad. People wanted celebrity romances, scientific inspiration, or relief from the memory of a dead child. Desire flooded the inbox. Zhou He was not surprised. He looked like a man whose wait had ended. After one phone call, three major exchanges simultaneously listed Memory Coin perpetual futures, with Obsidian Capital making the market. The opening valuation was ten million yuan. “You have only five coins,” Zhou said. “We can create unlimited contracts. From now on, we write the price.”