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In May 2025, I stood on the podium of the Miami Bitcoin Global Summit. Below me sat investors, developers, and media reporters from around the world. When the host introduced, "This is one of the most famous 'pizza buyers' in Bitcoin history," the audience erupted in enthusiastic applause. At that moment, I couldn't help but recall that life-changing moment 15 years ago. In 2010, I was still an unknown coder, spending my days accompanied by pizza and code. One day, a guy named Laszlo on the forum bought 2 pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins, causing a sensation across the internet. I thought to myself: "Can this thing be exchanged for food? That's interesting..." So I followed suit and bought 10,000 bitcoins for less than $50, just to have a bit of fun. As a result—15 years later, Bitcoin has risen to $110,000. Those 10,000 bitcoins are worth $1.1 billion. Now I: 4 beachfront mansions in Florida (the kind with private docks) But my favorite thing is still eating pizza (but now I can buy it with cash) The first thing I do every morning: check what new high price Wall Street has shouted for Bitcoin (200K? 500K? The experts are arguing happily) But to be honest, if I had swapped Bitcoin for pizza back then... I might not even be able to afford a Domino's pizza coupon now 😂 People often ask me: "What if you had spent Bitcoin back then?" To be honest, I might still be writing code...
So, if you could go back to 2010— Would you hoard Bitcoin? Or... would you be unable to resist swapping for 2 pizzas? 🍕 *This story is purely fictional; any resemblance to actual events is purely coincidental.
The stories of wealth creation from big players in the crypto world, how many do you know? [Like R] Satoshi Nakamoto — The anonymous founder of Bitcoin, published the white paper in 2008, mined the genesis block in 2009 and obtained 50 Bitcoins; their identity remains a mystery and is regarded as a symbol of the spirit of cryptocurrency. [Like R] Zhao Changpeng — Co-founder of Binance, founded Binance in 2017, making it one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world; after a brief imprisonment in 2024 due to regulatory issues in beautiful countries, he still leads Binance's development. [Like R] He Yi — Co-founder of Binance, formerly co-founder of OKCoin, co-founded Binance with Zhao Changpeng in 2017, responsible for marketing and investment; during Zhao Changpeng's imprisonment, he stabilized Binance's operations, increasing users from 130 million to 200 million. [Like R] Vitalik Buterin — Co-founder of Ethereum, earned 5 Bitcoins (worth about $4 at that time) for each blog post he wrote about Bitcoin at the age of 17; after Bitcoin's price surged in 2013, he gained his first pot of gold to establish Ethereum. [Like R] Justin Sun — Founder of TRON, invested early in Bitcoin and Tesla stocks, raised $58 million through TRON ICO in 2017, later cashing out 6 billion TRX for a profit of $300 million. [Like R] Du Jun — Founding partner of Node Capital, founder and CEO of Jinse Finance, co-founded Huobi in 2013; through the layout of the “investment - media - exchange” industrial chain, he led multiple project ICOs and is active in the fields of cryptocurrency investment and media. [Like R] Elon Musk — CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, publicly supported Bitcoin since 2014; in 2021, Tesla bought $1.5 billion in Bitcoin, using his influence on social media to cause multiple price fluctuations, known as the strongest signal caller in the crypto world. [Like R] Xu Mingxing — Founder of OKCoin and OKX, established OKCoin in 2013; later transformed into the blockchain technology company OK Group Chain; in 2024, participated in the Hong Kong virtual asset spot ETF project, promoting the compliance process. [Like R] Brother G — Co-founder of GMGN, entered the quantitative trading field in 2018, founded GMGN in 2023, focusing on Meme coins in the Ethereum and Solana ecosystems, earning approximately $60 million SOL through transaction fee income, all of which is staked. [Like R] Gracy Chen — CEO of Bitget, joined Bitget in 2022, promoted user growth during the bear market, promoted to CEO in 2024, leading the platform's internationalization and Web3 layout, recognized by the Forbes Business Council.
✜ 4. Polkadot (DOT) Logic: Maturity of the parachain ecosystem, growing demand for interoperability (e.g., cross-chain DeFi, RWA track). Key Point: Whether the 2.0 version upgrade can be implemented. Price Range: $50 - $80.
✜ 8. **Filecoin (FIL)** Logic: Explosion in demand for decentralized storage (AI data storage, compliance needs). Price Range: $30 - $50.
✜ 9. **Monero (XMR)** Logic: Reflexivity of privacy coin regulation (if mainstream coin regulation is excessive, demand for a network may rebound). Risk: High possibility of policy crackdown. Price Range: $300 - $500.
✜10. **Emerging Track Representatives** AI + Blockchain: Such as Render Network (RNDR), Fetch.ai (FET). RWA: Such as MakerDAO (MKR), Polygon (MATIC). Price Potential: 10-20 times (high risk, dependent on track explosion).
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Family members, I often see people fantasizing about achieving a turnaround in life by trading contracts. Today, let's have a good discussion about this matter. bn, as a globally renowned cryptocurrency exchange, attracts countless investors with its contract trading. However, people only see the individual cases of making big money in contracts while ignoring the huge risks hidden behind.
When playing contracts on bn, you are faced with a complex and ever-changing market. On one hand, the cryptocurrency market has no limits on price fluctuations, and price movements are completely uncontrollable. For example, Ethereum may be rising one moment and then plummet the next second due to some news or actions from major market players. On the other hand, trading platforms also carry certain risks. Although bn is relatively regulated, it cannot completely eliminate the possibility of being attacked or experiencing technical failures.
Many ordinary people play contracts without even understanding basic candlestick charts and blindly follow the crowd. They buy when they see others saying to buy, and short when they see others saying to short, completely lacking their own judgment. Additionally, playing contracts can easily lead to a gambler's mentality; when they lose, they want to recover their losses, and when they win, they want to earn more, resulting in deeper entanglement. Some friends, for instance, initially made a small profit, increased their investment, and continued to leverage, only to lose all their previous profits in one mistake, and even end up owing a significant amount.
Of course, if you have in-depth research on the market, rich trading experience, strong psychological qualities, and strict stop-loss and take-profit strategies, there may be a possibility of making a profit from playing contracts. But such ordinary people are extremely rare, and for the vast majority, trying to turn things around through contract trading is like trying to catch the moon in the water—unrealistic.
Back then Bitcoin was banned nationwide, no promotion allowed, no hype permitted. But the people in the crypto world didn't give up; they changed their approach and started discussing technology— Thus, the term "blockchain" emerged. From that moment on, this "spark" began to spread. The world is talking about blockchain, but let's not forget its source: Bitcoin. The more advanced the technology, the more valuable Bitcoin naturally becomes. It surged all the way up, peaking at over a hundred thousand dollars each, solidly holding the title of global value champion. But then the question arises—blockchain is being hyped up, but what is it really useful for? Many people hear it as the "technical version of a pyramid scheme" and can't quite explain what it does. So let me clarify for you in which areas blockchain is making an impact: 1. Financial Sector Contracts, leverage, staking, coin exchanges... Crypto finance is more sophisticated than the stock market. 2. Cross-border Transfers No need for banks or intermediaries, just a string of addresses to receive money, saving costs and being efficient. 3. Identity and Property Certification NFTs can not only sell images but also serve as IDs and certificates, making it clear who the original creator is; India even uses it for its national identity system. 4. Asset Issuance Stablecoins pegged to the dollar, one coin one share; some projects even rely on issuing coins for "equity dividends." 5. Supply Chain Management Records from production to delivery on the entire chain, easily identifying counterfeit goods. Walmart uses this for food traceability. 6. Healthcare A system developed by MIT stores medical records on the blockchain, allowing data to be managed independently, and hospitals can share it securely. Pfizer also uses it to track drug distribution and prevent counterfeit drugs. 7. Government Systems Estonia and Switzerland have started using blockchain for voting; Sweden and Georgia use it for land registration, promoting transparency and preventing corruption. ⸻ In summary: Blockchain is not a "technological bubble"; it is genuinely changing the underlying logic of the world. Conan (Big Golden Dog) adds: It does not rely on anyone to support it, nor does it need technological upgrades; it is a narrative in itself.
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