At the moment of Bitcoin reaching 100k, let's take a look at the path to financial freedom of the old OGs.
Heroes are made by circumstances. In the crypto space, Chinese people carry too many labels; we have experienced the best exchanges and the worst projects.
You might think that the old OGs are left with nothing but luck, but in fact, they have become part of the foundation of the crypto space, even though some of them are no longer in the scene. Without these individuals, we would at least be 5 years behind.
Thinking back to a tweet I posted before —
You only know that Li Xiaolai was once the #Bitcoin billionaire, but you don’t know that in 2011, he bought 2100 #BTC at an average price of 6 dollars, which then dropped below 1 dollar, leading to a loss of 97% of his assets at one point.
You only know that Zhao Changpeng made it to the Forbes billionaire list, but you don’t know about the courage he had in 2014 to sell his house in Shanghai and go all-in on Bitcoin.
You only know that Zhao Dong is a big player in over-the-counter trading, but you don’t know about his collapse in 2014 when he faced three futures liquidations, resulting in a total loss of 1.5 billion and a debt of 60 million.
This industry is like this:
1. There is no bottom when it falls.
2. There is no limit when it rises.
3. If you can't handle the panic of turning 1 million into 100k, you can't enjoy the blessing of turning 1 million into 100 million.
Now, the slight fluctuations in front of us are just a small episode in the grand scheme! If you make it through, it's spring!
The bull market has arrived, and I plan to position myself in some tokens that are about to receive good news, while also looking for some coins with long-term potential to hold until the end of the year. Follow Di Ge for free sharing, and if you want to get on board, comment 666.
