As we all know, the news of Doinb joining NIP this year has aroused heated discussions among a large number of netizens, and then there is a revelation about his "franchise fee of tens of millions", which quickly aroused widespread attention and discussion among netizens.

Is the Doinb franchise fee really as high as 10 million? Compared with NIP's official response to this matter, the real situation is indeed unimaginable, as one of the most topical players in LPL history, Doinb's every movement will become the focus of public opinion, however, NIP officials then refuted the rumors, confirming that Doinb did not get tens of millions of franchise fees, but joined as a base salary, this response not only broke the imagination of some netizens, but also gave the outside world a more rational understanding of the salary structure of professional e-sports players.

First of all, the incident exposed the complexities of salary and contract transparency in the esports industry, and many people who saw Doinb join NIP as a top player might think that his salary figure was not cheap, after all, he led FPX to the world championship trophy and was a star in the esports industry.

However, NIP's official refutation of rumors revealed a reality, although Doinb's fame and strength are undoubted, his joining conditions are not as "sky-high" as the outside world thinks, which may mean that the salary of esports players is not only determined by individual achievements, but also by team needs, market value and player positioning.

For netizens, the conflict between breaking the news and refuting rumors undoubtedly slapped them in the face, exposing that there are still many misunderstandings about the e-sports industry from the outside world.

Is there anything you would like to say about the fact that the income mix of professional esports players is far more complex than the outside world thinks, and it also reminds us that the value and career choices of players should not be measured lightly by monetary figures.