2026-01-08 06:27:48

Recently, all major social platforms have been discussing this funding news—AIXC project completed $34 million in financing. Interestingly, the funding structure is quite straightforward: founder Jia Yueting personally invested $4 million, and his Faraday Future company contributed another $30 million, totaling this amount. This type of financing structure is quite common in Web3 projects, involving coordinated funding from founders and related entities. Once the specific financing details were revealed, the market reacted quickly, and this project quickly became a hot topic among many investors and industry insiders.

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MeaninglessApe

· 01-11 05:33

Mr. Jia, this move... with the left hand flipping to the right hand, the numbers are so beautiful, they’re almost too beautiful. I've seen this financing structure too many times before. Founders + related parties together, no matter how you count, it always adds up to a big number. But on the other hand, where did Faraday Future’s 30 million come from? It’s the same routine again. Next time you read the news, learn to ask yourself—has this money really come in? The persona is just flamboyant, anyway, the numbers will speak for themselves. Wait, aren’t we supposed to be concerned about what this money can finally do... The founder invested 4 million, and I can’t help but feel... a bit awkward. Web3 is just like this, playing both sides. Once the financing news breaks out, the hype skyrockets, and the routine is indeed deep.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-11 04:42

Jia Yueting is back again, this time playing the financing game with a different shell? Putting in 4 million himself, and the company adding another 30 million—these numbers are way too obvious... Did 34 million just come out of nowhere? Is this the level of Web3 operation? By the way, how does this guy still have money to invest... Wait, isn't this just the same old trick?

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-09 14:56

Wait, Jia Yueting is back? Using his own money to fund his company's financing round—this trick is so old and familiar.

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LiquidatedTwice

· 01-08 06:57

It's the same old method again, transferring money to oneself.

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PretendingSerious

· 01-08 06:56

Jia Yueting is back again, still using the same method of investing his own money.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-08 06:56

Boss Jia's move this time is truly brilliant. He personally put in 4 million and then let Faraday Future raise 30 million. This financing structure is just outrageous. To put it simply, the tactic of related parties coordinating financing has been common in Web3 for a long time, but it's rare to see such high exposure this time. Wait, I need to think this through. Could there be more variables behind the 34 million figure? Has the on-chain data been released? Let me see the real flow of funds. Honestly, the strategy of founders self-investing plus parent company infusions is either because they haven't raised money and have to save themselves or they are just telling a story to the market. With the current high level of market discussion, we should be alert to whether this is the start of another wave of retail investors being taken for a ride.

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