Chapter Five: The Bankrupt Gambler's Public Book

Polaris would commit one hundred million yuan; Boundary Tide could choose its capital. The lower-returning firm would disclose its underlying order log. It was a trap. Boundary Tide had less than a million yuan. Ordinary volatility could force it to stop, while refusal would look like an admission of fraud. Lu accepted, but amended the terms. Both sides would receive an initial risk budget of one million yuan. Each strategy's digital hash would be notarized before the open. They would compare risk-adjusted return, not raw profit. Han could not object in front of the cameras. On day one, Polaris anticipated a Luminary buyback and made 3.4 million yuan. Boundary Tide made seventy thousand.