And these two times he was forced to act because he couldn't find out through his own channels.
Ever since Xu Ke learned about this channel, he has been trying to figure out how exactly this channel operates.
But despite scouring all available documents and utilizing every relationship he could, he still couldn't uncover any clues.
This means either the channel is controlled by many people, or it simply has no actual controllers.
The channel itself might just be a platform, just a medium, only existing due to market demand.
After all, its existence is reasonable; since it's been around for so long, there must be a valid reason.
There's an interesting feature of this channel: every day at 12 noon, it updates on how many transactions occurred the previous day.
Of course, people can only see the number of transactions, not the specific details or buyer identities, as these are confidential.
No matter who you are or what method you use, you can't find out this information.
