When I first entered the crypto world, I only bought altcoins. Later, I bought Ethereum, but now I only love Bitcoin.

Looking back on my seven or eight years of playing with coins, I found that only by buying Ethereum and Bitcoin did I make money.

I also made money with Yuzu and Ripple, but I lost it again in later trades.

There is also an altcoin called 'Coin Print' that I made money from, but that's because I forgot about it on the Bit-er exchange and only remembered it years later.

In fact, it is very difficult to make money by buying altcoins. Only those who bought at low prices early on and then saw the price rise can profit. If you are stuck at high prices, it can be disastrous, as you may have to wait years to break even, and the coin might even get delisted after a few years.

Some altcoins peak right after their launch, and their subsequent trends are that when others rise, they don’t drop, and when others drop, they crash...

Why have I only made money by buying Ethereum and Bitcoin?

A sense of security, yes, it’s all about the sense of security!

Never buy coins that don't give you a sense of security; otherwise, you'll find yourself checking the market every few minutes, even getting up in the middle of the night to see if it has dropped. If it drops, you won't be able to sleep. Even while being intimate with your girlfriend, you'll be thinking about whether the price is going up or down, and due to distraction, you'll lose your stamina... Moreover, the most important point is that you can’t hold onto the gains or losses.

At the bottom of the bear market in 2020, I accurately bought 934 Ethereum, but I sold them when the price had nearly doubled.

Seeing the later bull market where Ethereum rose dozens of times, I scolded myself for being foolish.

I am wondering what caused such a significant operational mistake?

It's still about the sense of security. The sense of security that Ethereum gives me is still not enough for me to hold onto it without worry.

Because the supply of Ethereum is not constant like Bitcoin's; it is not subject to inflation.

Bitcoin is the first blockchain, with a total supply of 21 million. Excluding unmined, lost, consumed, and held for life by big players, only a few million are in circulation.

The circulation of Bitcoin will only decrease, while its global recognition and holding rate will only increase. With billions of people worldwide and only a few million Bitcoins, it can be anticipated that in the future, owning one Bitcoin will mean you are a big player.

The constant supply does not limit the circulation of Bitcoin, because Bitcoin can basically be infinitely subdivided; one BTC can be divided into 100 million Satoshis, with 'Satoshi' being the smallest unit of Bitcoin.

Right now, you might think 0.00…01 Bitcoin isn't worth much and is hard to calculate, but years later, 10,000 Satoshis will also be convertible to cash.

Speaking of this, I remember a truth: many people's accounts have 0.000001 Bitcoins, which can't be withdrawn or are forgotten. This also counts as part of Bitcoin consumption. As more and more people participate in Bitcoin, this kind of consumption will increase.

Now 1 BTC has become an extraordinary unit, making new entrants in the crypto world more willing to spend hundreds or thousands of USD to buy billions of altcoins for speculation. I strongly suggest that everyone take the thousands of USD meant for buying altcoins and buy Bitcoin instead!

Whether Satoshi Nakamoto is an individual, a team, or just a virtual name, it doesn't really matter; these are all unimportant.

We all hope Satoshi Nakamoto does not appear; he holds a large amount of Bitcoin, and as long as he dares to show up, he will face personal attacks. For Bitcoin whales, they hope he disappears forever.

If Satoshi Nakamoto were to go away, it would be the greatest benefit for global Bitcoin holders. The Bitcoins he holds will never enter circulation, meaning the 'circulation' has decreased by a portion, and the original value of Bitcoin would be 'proportionally distributed' among those who hold it.

Satoshi Nakamoto's absence adds a mysterious color to Bitcoin. As long as he appears, it will be the day of Bitcoin's super crash.

In fact, having 20 Bitcoins means you can live without worry for the rest of your life.

Currently, the price of Bitcoin is about 480,000 RMB, and 20 of them would cost 9.6 million RMB. When one Bitcoin reaches 1 million USD, you will have 20 million USD, which translates to about 140 million RMB.

It is foreseeable that Bitcoin will rise to 1 million USD in a few years.

Even if Bitcoin rises to 1 million USD, it will only have increased by less than 70% from the high of 73750 USD in the 2024 bull market, and it hasn’t doubled yet.

You should know that in the 2024 bull market, the price of Bitcoin will rise several times compared to the price in the 2021 bull market.

1 million USD is still a conservative estimate.

So, Wanshu suggests that everyone can start to reserve their funds now, and once the bull market starts again, go all in.

The bull market has just begun. If your funds are limited and you don’t want to hold Bitcoin, but want to make a big return with altcoins, yet don’t know which coins to buy, follow me and I will guide you through the entire bull market.