In the field of digital currency, time flies by, as if one day is a year. This field has witnessed the crazy surge in virtual currency, and has also left many memorable stories and characters. Most people in this arena are unknown and are not mainstream forces from the beginning. Therefore, their behavior often appears reckless, and they quarrel and burst into anger at the slightest provocation. They keep shouting "one coin for one young model" and "one coin for one villa", and regard holding coins as a creed that guarding wealth is like being a widow.
Traditional Internet, financial, and even blockchain circles often sneer at this field, believing it to be a world for losers. However, these people think highly of themselves and are rebellious. They are unwilling to be confined to the limitations of giants such as BAT (Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent). In their view, Bitcoin is in a gray area that cannot be touched by the law, which is also the birthplace of innovation.
However, although the landscape is constantly changing and authenticity is difficult to distinguish, the world of Bitcoin has been a source of wealth over the past decade, and whether the price of the currency soars or plummets, it is still full of infinite possibilities.
When it comes to Bitcoin, we have to mention FriedCat. Where did FriedCat go? This has always been a huge mystery in the Chinese Bitcoin community. Just like the Bitcoin world is looking for Satoshi Nakamoto, there are still many people in the Chinese Bitcoin community who are still looking for the whereabouts of "FriedCat".
Friedcat's real name is Jiang Xinyu. He was admitted to the Junior Class of USTC in 2001 and is a liberal. His ID on the forum is Friedcat, which literally means Friedcat. He likes to wear slippers and dress casually, and often hangs out in Nanshan Coast City.
Recalling May 2014, Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin came to China to spread his Ethereum concept. Some people at the scene were drowsy while others were trading on the side. Almost no one really cared about what Vitalik said. In a group photo that was later circulated online, Vitalik was hiding in the fourth seat on the right in the back row, and his face was partially blocked by Li Yingfei of Antminer and Yang Jianjun of Bitcoin International.
In the eyes of the spectators, whoever makes money is worthy of respect. They never care about the truth behind the "myth". As long as a token increases 100 times, it is worthy of worship, regardless of the technical nature behind it.
Think about it for a second, why would those people tell you they make so much money? If it was really that easy, why would they tell you?
In the field of digital currency, trading and investment are certainly not excluded, but apart from those superficial bubbles, there are actually more people who deserve our attention and gratitude.
Although liberals in the technology world have endowed Bitcoin with great ideals and geeks have regarded it as a modern belief, Bitcoin simply hopes to solve practical problems through technology and make human interactions more convenient.
For libertarians, Bitcoin may be an ark in their hearts; for geeks walking in the gray world, Bitcoin is an iron curtain covering their eyes.
In the ten-year history of Bitcoin, there is no myth of wealth, but more of a legend of blood and tears.
