From grassroots to billionaire: Reveal the secrets of how people around you get rich in Bitcoin!
Now, there are several types of people around me who have become extremely rich.
When Bitcoin was worth tens or hundreds of dollars, there were a few players who had a good family background and loved to play games. Just like game krypton gold, after buying hundreds or thousands of coins, the Bitcoin price rose crazily, and players did not pay attention. Until 2017, the price of Bitcoin skyrocketed to nearly 100,000 yuan. Players slapped their foreheads and thought, holy shit, I There are still several thousand coins left. I cashed out at a high level and took out several hundred million, leaving one or two thousand bits. Then I started to hang around major exchanges and became each other's major diamond customers. The average age of this type of players is in their twenties, with less than three cards, and they were also naughty kids back then (the youngest I came into contact with was in 1995). This is the first type.
When Bitcoin first entered the public eye in 2013, people who did cross-border transactions were more sensitive, because originally cross-border trade involved currency exchange, which had to go through various bank processes and various time differences. To sum up, traditional financial exchanges The weakness of foreign exchange is here, the process is cumbersome, the procedures are complicated, there are handling fees, and you also have to bear exchange rate risks. There are a few big bosses who suddenly think, Huh? Bitcoin is good, cross-border payments are a bit interesting. Then use the global liquidity of Bitcoin as a way to exchange currency, and start buying Bitcoin in large quantities as a means of currency exchange. As a result, the business has not improved much yet. The bitcoin purchased for a few hundred suddenly jumped to tens of thousands. The little boss was very happy. He saved the handling fee and also benefited from the rise and fall of Bitcoin. He was very happy. Then continue to grow bigger and continue to use Bitcoin to exchange foreign exchange. These people are generally in the industrial but non-traditional financial industry. They have their own fixed channels for shipments and purchases, have fixed partners, excluding Bitcoin, and are relatively strong. Rich. This is the second type.
When Bitcoin first entered the domestic market, its impact was not high. When foreign ICO project parties were doing it, some domestic regions also jumped on it. Some people saw the potential of Bitcoin but were impatient and did not know how to speculate in coins. What should the insiders of Bitcoin China (a relatively powerful exchange at the time) do? ? Scratch your scalp, we don’t know how to speculate in coins, but we have electricity ~ we can mine!! Does it matter whether there are risks in currency speculation? Can't I do something with less risk? People in southwest China, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, and Dalian, who are rich in various wind, thermal, and hydropower resources, began to put away CPUs at low prices, 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 income from a month's bit production would be worth tens of thousands or millions of profits. Mining was easy, and there were resources to get electricity at a low price (free). Apart from the money for a few broken processors, there was nothing else. Can't spend it. While mining coins, selling coins, eating, drinking and having fun, while expanding the mine and updating the mining machines, I looked back and saw that I was worth several billion. The quality of this type of people varies, and they are concentrated in the central region. They are more than three or four years old. They have a lot of money and relatively little money. They seldom speculate in coins. They can easily build you a power station and have the strength. It is best to drink and drink. Go to KTV to find happiness (who said people in the central region can’t drink? I almost drank myself to death??). This is the third type.
Some people have only come into contact with Bitcoin in the mid-term. One Bitcoin is thirty to fifty thousand, but I can only buy twenty or thirty for one million. Damn it! ruthless! It's a loss. Others cost a thousand or a few hundred. My cost is too high. I don't have that much money, what should I do? It doesn't matter, my gold-rimmed urinal is in my mouth. There are so many leeks, so I won’t let you cut them. I got some connections and started working on projects and marketing. I led a group of people to invest real money in Bitcoin, and then started to make money. For example, the brother who asked Warren Buffett to have lunch made a song. Good marketing. These people are basically young, in their twenties and thirties, with strong marketing skills. They use the Bitcoin consensus algorithm to work on projects and list coins, in exchange for the bits or Us in the hands of Liek, and start to stand high and start. The career of Mr. Sun, Mr. Zhao, and Mr. Li (see Du Niang for details). This is the fourth type.
Some gamblers started to get red-eyed after seeing how everyone came in with money. They thought they could do it too, so they started selling houses, land, and mortgaging cars. As soon as Bitcoin futures came online, I couldn't wait to start depositing money like crazy, especially the crazy surge at the end of 2017. I shorted 100,000, and it kept rising. I mortgaged my car and added margin, and it was 110,000, so I added! The house was sold, 120,000 was left, additional! The company is mortgaged, what do you think will be the fate of the gamblers?Liquidation? Nothing? The end result was that Bitcoin plummeted from US$20,000 to US$3,500, a 75% shrinkage. It started to make profits all the way (making money by shorting), and the car, house, and wife’s dowry all came back. I already had a few hundred coins in hand, and then I started to buy back and go long. Then this year, Bitcoin rose to 10,000 US dollars, and the leverage ratio also changed from 10 times to 50 times. I call these people "mad dogs" because they have a tendency to bet on their lives. No matter what the market is, they will fill up their positions when they are right. Such people can gamble their lives and go short when the prices are skyrocketing, but they will not stop profiting. . Some people enter the market for 100 yuan and get out when they can't sit still for 200 yuan. Mad dogs enter the market with all their wealth and will never exit without making a round trip. It depends on courage (gambling) and luck, and luck accounts for the majority (we don’t dare to mess with such people, just call them Mr. This is the fifth type.
My programmer brother earns a dead salary of 20,000 to 30,000 yuan a month and feels that he has no love in life. His girlfriend next to him is not interesting and he feels very insignificant. I came into contact with Bitcoin and saw this Bitcoin routine. I put on my glasses, and the blue light reflected on them. I typed codes, analyzed various Sharp data and spreads, connected to the API, started testing, and started trading on my own. , analyzed various data since Bitcoin entered the market, looked at the blockchain, and looked at open source code. Suddenly I discovered that this thing has a strategy, and then I started to write my own strategy, bought a few coins and started running high-frequency, and then the rate of return reached 300%, and it snowballed all the way, and I became wealthy in 3 years. This type of person is a money-making machine that has no need for emotions. I think numbers may bring them climax (to be honest). They are too stoic. They are ruthless and don't talk much. They wear a plaid shirt and a small motorcycle every day (later changed to a big G). Rational, extremely rational, not only rational, but also able to use data to analyze market sentiment. Not only can you use robots to run transactions, but manual operations are also great. You will never lose your mind because of a sudden rise, nor will your mentality collapse because of a fall. In his words, "Money doesn't matter, what matters is fun." emmm, I think this sentence is a bit pretentious. This is the sixth
At this point in the story, I am KK, an old leek who sincerely wishes you to become rich in the currency circle.
