币界网报道：The simulation of the coin flip challenge game shows that with a starting capital of 1,000 yuan and an 80% gain/50% loss setting, the average wealth of the group increases, but most individuals end up with less than 72 yuan or even go bankrupt, revealing the non-ergodic phenomenon - the group average is not equal to the individual's fate. The Kelly formula achieves stable wealth growth in the simulation of 100,000 players by calculating the optimal betting ratio of 37.5%, while the all-in strategy almost all goes bankrupt. This model proves that long-term success requires controlling risk exposure, avoiding bankruptcy risks in the multiplication process, and pursuing compound growth rather than short-term profits.