Of course, this is assuming that Bitcoin can successfully complete this cycle. Inevitably, there will be some issues along the way, and we can see this from past major events. From a national level, there are different policies regarding regulation and encouraging trading. From the perspective of the Bitcoin network, it is constantly upgrading, even facing a 'hard fork', and encountering huge crises.
Not to mention individuals, who must also bear various risks such as exchanges running away, losing private keys, and hacking. Therefore, even those who entered the market early may not have reached today. Rather than losing several hundred Bitcoins you once owned, it may be better to wait for the market to mature before entering.
More importantly, to understand Bitcoin, simply looking at the 2400 times increase since 2013 is not enough to hold onto Bitcoin. Only by understanding why it has such high returns can one make rational decisions. If you only look at the price and not the value, it is no different from speculating in A-shares.
