I know several people who became rich overnight.
(1) When Bitcoin was worth tens or hundreds of yuan, there were a few players who had money at home and loved playing games and bought it for fun. Just like spending real money on games, they bought hundreds or thousands of Bitcoins. Then Bitcoin skyrocketed, and the players didn’t pay attention. It wasn’t until 2017 when Bitcoin skyrocketed to nearly RMB 100,000 that the players slapped their foreheads and thought, “Wow, I still have thousands of Bitcoins.” They cashed out at high prices, making hundreds of millions of yuan, leaving only one or two thousand Bitcoins, and then began to hang around major exchanges to become their diamond customers. The average age of this type of player is in their twenties, and they were also naughty kids back then. This is the first type.
(2) When Bitcoin first entered the public eye in 2013, people who were engaged in cross-border transactions were more sensitive to it, because cross-border trade originally involved currency exchange, which required various bank procedures and various time differences. In summary, this was the weakness of traditional financial currency exchange. The process was cumbersome, the procedures were complicated, there were fees, and there was also exchange rate risk. Then a few big bosses suddenly thought, eh? Bitcoin is good, cross-border payment is interesting. Then they used Bitcoin's global liquidity as a way to exchange currency and began to buy a large number of Bitcoins as a means of exchange. As a result, the business did not see much improvement. The bitcoins bought for a few hundred suddenly jumped to tens of thousands. The small bosses were very happy. They saved the fees and took advantage of the rise and fall of Bitcoin. They continued to expand and continued to use Bitcoin to exchange currency. This type of people are generally people in the real industry but not in the traditional financial industry. They have their own fixed shipping and purchase channels and fixed partners. They are also relatively strong, excluding Bitcoin. This is the second type.
(3) When Bitcoin first entered the domestic market, the impact was not that great. When foreign ICO project parties were all doing it, some regions in China also jumped up and down. Some people saw the potential of Bitcoin but had no patience and did not know how to speculate in Bitcoin. They did not have any internal staff of Bitcoin China (a relatively powerful exchange at that time). What should they do? ? Scratching their heads, we did not know how to speculate in Bitcoin, but we had electricity~ we could mine! ! Does speculating in Bitcoin have risks? Can't I do something with less risk? People in Southwest China, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, and Dalian, which have abundant wind power, thermal power, and hydropower resources, began to collect CPUs at low prices, and then connected a few wires, built a broken factory, and started mining. At that time, the block reward was still dozens of bits, and the monthly income from producing bits was a profit of ten thousand or even a million. Mining was not difficult, and there were resources to get electricity at a low price (free), so there was nothing else to spend except the money for a few broken processors. While mining and selling coins, eating, drinking, and having fun, while expanding the mining farm, and updating the mining machines, they looked back and realized that they were worth billions. The quality of this type of people is mixed, they are concentrated in the central region, most of them are in their thirties or forties, some of them have a lot of money, and they are not very cunning. They rarely speculate in cryptocurrencies, and they are capable of building a power station for you. They prefer to drink and go to KTV for happiness (who says people in the central region can't drink? I almost drank myself to death??). This is the third type.
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