Early cases of getting rich through BTC for the family of Jia
1. Li Xiaolai, the biggest winner of Bitcoin, he exchanged 100,000 Bitcoins for 13.5 billion cash, realizing the ideal of getting rich overnight. Li Xiaolai was originally just an English teacher at New Oriental, living on his salary every day, but by chance, he learned about Bitcoin and felt that the future of this virtual currency was very promising. So he bought Bitcoin in large quantities when the price was low and hoarded them, selling them when the price was high. Some may think that the profit from this price difference is not significant, but every little bit counts. Through Li Xiaolai's continuous efforts, the number of Bitcoins in his hands has been steadily increasing significantly, reaching the huge number of 100,000.
2. Guo Hongcai, known as Baoyi Ye, a Bitcoin angel investor, with investments involving: Yihang Cloud Computing, Fidelity Fund, Yangyang Interviews, Bitcoin Fund, Bitai Wallet. He once owned the largest Bitcoin mining farm in the world. In 2013, he bought Bitcoin at Garage Cafe, and in 2016, Guo Hongcai was invited to attend the Davos Forum, shocking everyone! Wearing a T-shirt and flip-flops, he challenged the suit-wearing finance professionals and boldly voiced the Bitcoin community revolution at the Davos Forum; officially joined the advisory board of the WINGS Foundation. In 2018, he spent 500 Bitcoins to buy a mansion in the United States.
3. Kingsley Advani, a software engineer. Some people speculate, some invest, but Kingsley Advani goes all in. He emptied his bank account, sold everything he owned to buy as much Bitcoin as possible. He received a great return. In mid-2017, just as a massive bull market was beginning, Kingsley saw the incredible potential of Bitcoin. He took all his money, sold everything he had, including his laptop, and bought Bitcoin worth $34,000. A few months later, he became a millionaire. He now travels between San Francisco, New York, and London, serving as an advisor to startups in the cryptocurrency industry. "It's like a rebellion against traditional finance," Advani said.
