Before 2021, China was the country with the most cryptocurrency investors in the world, with the largest share of Bitcoin mining machines globally. However, by the end of 2024, the number of global cryptocurrency players has exceeded 600 million, with North American users growing to 100 million, and in South Korea, nearly half the population is investing in cryptocurrencies, while China has less than 30 million.
Before 2021, China's cryptocurrency market was unparalleled, with Bitcoin mining machines almost monopolizing the global market and the number of investors far ahead. However, by the end of 2024, everything seems to have changed dramatically. The number of global cryptocurrency players has surpassed 600 million, while China's participants are fewer than 30 million. Looking over at neighboring North America, 100 million players are cheering; South Korea is even more exaggerated, with nearly half the population involved in the crypto scene.
Interestingly, both B and O's bosses are genuine Chinese, and the company teams are primarily made up of Chinese people. As a result, the companies are rapidly developing, but the domestic market is left with "this sentiment can only be reminisced about." The good news is, our Chinese capabilities are unquestionable; the worry is that this brilliance seems to have become a stage for others.
Perhaps this is the mockery of the times: you can't have both fish and bear's paw, and the winners and losers are just a line apart. The wheels of time keep rolling, and we can only see the situation clearly, maintain our mindset, advance when we should, and retreat when we should, after all, life still has to go on.
Recently, I plan to ambush a potential coin that is ready to explode, doubling it is quite simple. At the same time, I am also preparing to find some potential coins to hold until the end of the year, expecting a space of over 10 times is not a problem. If you want to follow along, watch my bamboo leaves, leave a message, follow, and like, gold. skirt.