5-year-old miner liquidates Bitcoin and talks about virtual currency investment: Technology is useless, luck is king
When the price of Bitcoin reached $70,000, he liquidated all his Bitcoins and ended his career as a miner.
Looking back, he was 23 years old and jumped into the wave of virtual currencies. In order to find a mine, he traveled all over the free shipping area, knocked on the offices of countless factory owners, described the future of virtual currency to them, and sought their support. In the end, a boss was moved by his persistence and agreed to his request.
Starting from the beginning of this year, he began to gradually liquidate his Bitcoins. As the numbers in his account continued to expand, the sense of unreality grew day by day.
But it should be emphasized that he has never studded, never borrowed money with a credit card, and has never kneeled down to attract investment. He has kept his normal job because he knows that virtual currencies are essentially the same as stock trading.
The truly skilled people in this industry disdain to use blockchain in illusory money making games. Everyone's success is essentially luck, not skill.
His advice:
He hopes that every young person who is ready to start trading in stocks and currencies can understand this:
The value of your life lies in solving problems and experiencing the world down-to-earth, rather than being arrogant and empty output in the virtual world.
No matter what your reasons are, never borrow money to stud!
Investment is just one of the games where you experience life. The success or failure of investment has nothing to do with your skills. First, it depends on your information sources, and second, it depends on your luck.
