The great professor can play flight attendant without needing to buy this

Written by: Cai Leilei

I saw an interesting viewpoint that says Bitcoin has nothing to do with ordinary people; it only matters if you enter the game. If you don't enter, then it's just internal mutual cutting, and the wins and losses are unrelated to you. Whether it rises to 1 million dollars or 10 million dollars per coin has nothing to do with you because it is just a zero-sum game casino.

Really? Whether it’s Bitcoin, gold, or houses in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, what is it essentially? It is the process of participating in wealth redistribution. If I buy it for 1 yuan, and you buy it for 1 million yuan, doesn't that mean your ten years of labor results belong to me? You say you won't buy it. Similarly, you can also choose not to buy properties in major cities; you can choose not to buy anything at all. But in what form is your asset stored? Cash? For the first 20 years, if you hold cash while others buy houses, was your labor really not deprived? You are mistaken; when the wheels of fate start to turn, whether you actively participate or not, you will be drawn into it.