The captain said: There is no second chance for Bitcoin. It is your fate whether you buy Bitcoin or not. Rich or poor (Part 4)
How should I put it? If you are an ordinary worker, and the price of Bitcoin rises to 1 million US dollars per coin, it will not have a devastating impact on you if you do not buy Bitcoin. You just lose an opportunity to become a vested interest. This thing also depends on fate, just like a house in Shanghai. Even if it is very expensive, you can choose not to buy it, but at the same time you also lose the opportunity to collect rent and become a landlord.
The people who could buy a house in Shanghai 20 years ago and those who bought Bitcoin ten years ago are essentially the same can only be a very small part of this society.
Because both Bitcoin and housing in Shanghai are limited resources that everyone wants, and things that everyone believes are valuable naturally go to the highest bidder. Ordinary working people, unwilling to take over, actually only have to bear the inflation caused by asset premiums; what used to cost 1 yuan for a bun may now cost 5 yuan.
However, if your salary hasn't increased fivefold, your life will become relatively difficult. There's nothing life-threatening about it; you either believe from the start or never believe. The most dangerous scenario is when you start with disbelief and later have to believe no matter what, because at this point, you not only have to pay for the extremely high premiums.
You may also find yourself completely trapped at the top of the mountain in specific details, referring to those who took loans to speculate on housing after 2019; those who understand know that it might take at least a decade to escape. If you work honestly, that is, do not buy or take over, you can still live your life; at least you won't end up jumping off a building. As for what you can do...
The captain said: My suggestion is to either buy now or never touch it for life.
These two options are currently the least harmful for you. In short: since you have made a decision, bear all the consequences and think it through before you set out; don’t regret it halfway.
Back then, in 12 years, 15 years... I just didn't have that fate... this is your fate... the fate you chose.
Once you make a choice, there is no second chance; this is one of the few games where you can call the shots.