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我与@C_Angermayer探讨增强运动会：他透露赛事财务表现及下一届改革方向

主持人Anthony Pompliano与Cristian Angermayer对谈，深入探讨"增强运动会"（Enhanced Games）的财务状况、下一届赛事的改进计划、长期愿景，以及回应外界批评。Angermayer在访谈中详细说明了这一争议性赛事的商业模式和发展蓝图。

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