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Because showing off wealth itself can easily make others uncomfortable.

Let me talk about the people around me who have become rich and bankrupt because of Bitcoin.

You can’t just say good things, but also say some bad things.

I met a brother on the Internet who spent 200,000 to buy Bitcoin in 2013. Not long after, the price plummeted. But his coin was in the hands of a big V, so he passively resisted it. In the bull market of 2017, he still didn't sell it and still held on to it. Regardless of the bull market or the bear market, there is no selling. He said that luckily my coins were in the hands of others, otherwise I would have sold them long ago. By 2021, at the peak of the bull market, his assets had reached over 50 million. These were just his assets with that big V. Of course, he still didn't sell them. At this time, the big V returned 70% of the coins to him. I talked to him last year and I asked him if he sold it. He said no. I said it must have fallen a lot. He said he was used to it and it was nothing. 50 million turned into over 30 million. Did you spend 200,000 on Bitcoin over the years?

He said of course not. I bought all the coins I earned from my own work. In fact, the coins I have now are much more than what the big V of coins returned to me.

I said, you have been making money to buy, is that right? He said yes, since he felt the first 10 times, he has worked hard to make money over the years. Instead of buying a house or a car, he drives a Volkswagen worth 100,000 yuan to get off work and wears clothes worth tens or hundreds of yuan. He lives a very prosperous life. He said that the bosses of the companies where he works probably don't have as much money as he does. He is satisfied. He still earns a salary of more than 200,000 yuan a year, but he keeps buying coins. I said how did you buy it? He said that in the bear market, you will be a fixed investor. In the bull market, you will sell part of it, not all of it, and most of it will not be moved. In the bear market, you will continue to be a fixed investor and buy it. I said is it that simple? He said what else is there? After I work, I still want to play games and read novels, so I have no time to care about things in the currency circle. I heard that the currency circle has developed rapidly in recent years, including DeFi, chain games, and NFT. He said that he has never participated in it and does not understand it at all. He only engages in Bitcoin, buying a little when it falls, and selling when the bull market rises a lot. A little, sometimes I also make grids to earn some money for gaming equipment.

I thought to myself that it is the most economical way for a man to just play games and read novels, and the entertainment in the spiritual world is extremely satisfying. I asked him why he could hold it, and he said that the coin was in someone else's hands at that time, and the contract was signed but they didn't return it to me. What should I do? But I learned this skill passively. Hold on to good assets.

He did not say his specific number, but I know that he has already exceeded 100 million, and he can play games and read novels to his heart's content in the future. He can go wherever he wants, and this is what Bitcoin brings him.

The less you know about the currency circle, the more you make.

In the currency circle, the more you truly understand, the more you will earn. It's just so magical.

Let me talk about a friend in real life. He knows everything, mining, currency issuance, defi, chain games, contracts, everything. He knows everything. He can read macro emergency data, and the Golden Ten data never leaves his hand. What cpi ppi addition I know everything about interest rate cuts, and I can tell you a thing or two about releasing water and social finance. When he opened the contract, he received 100 ether and 200 ether. 20 flatbreads. But I have never made any big money in the currency circle. The big money I am talking about is tens of millions or hundreds of millions. He occasionally earns tens of thousands of dollars to show off to me. He said before that he had 20,000 ethers, which were obtained from free mining covering other people’s networks. Later, he sold them all. I asked why he sold them, and he said that he had no behind-the-scenes knowledge. , I can’t hold it, if I had back-sightedness, I wouldn’t be where I am today. I thought about it and asked him, do you believe in Bitcoin as an asset? What he said he didn't believe was that it was just a money laundering tool for speculation.

After listening to his answer, I completely understood the source of his inability to hold on. His understanding of the world view of the currency circle is completely different from that of the brothers above, and it is also different from mine. So he can’t hold on to it. It's normal. It's normal to make some money if you're lucky, and it's normal to lose a lot of money. I said I was currency-based, and he said take it easy, this thing is a lie, don't buy so much.

I've finished writing, come on. I am an inspirational brother in Circle B, an old leek who only tells the truth in the currency circle.