When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I only bought altcoins; later I bought Ethereum, and now I only love Bitcoin.

Looking back at my eight years of playing with cryptocurrencies, I found that only buying Ethereum and Bitcoin made me money.

I made money from Yuzu and Ripple, but lost it in later transactions.

There was also an altcoin called 'Coinprint' that I made money from, but I only remembered it years later when I found it forgotten on the Bit-er exchange.

In fact, it's very difficult to make money by buying altcoins; only those who bought in at low prices and saw their value increase succeeded. If you got stuck at high prices, it could be dire, and waiting years to break even might lead to the coin being delisted.

Some altcoins peak right at the start; their subsequent trends involve others rising while they don't fall, and others falling while they crash...

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

It's about security; yes, it's all about security!

Never buy a coin that doesn't give you a sense of security; otherwise, you'll be checking the market every few minutes, and even when getting up at night to pee, you'll want to take a look. If it drops, you won't be able to sleep. Even during intimate moments with your girlfriend, your mind will be on whether it's up or down, and due to distraction, you might lose interest... and most importantly, you can't hold on through the ups and downs.

I accurately bought the bottom of 934 Ethereum during the bear market in 2020, but sold them once they nearly doubled.

Seeing the subsequent bull market where Ethereum rose dozens of times, I cursed myself for being so foolish.

I keep wondering what caused me to make such a significant operational mistake?

It's still about security. Ethereum doesn't provide me enough security to hold it long-term.

Because the quantity of Ethereum is not fixed like Bitcoin; it can be continuously issued.

Bitcoin is the first blockchain, with a total supply of 21 million. Excluding unmined, lost, consumed, or held by whales for life, only a few million are circulating.

The circulation of Bitcoin will only decrease, while its global recognition and ownership rate will increase. With billions of people globally and only a few million coins, it is foreseeable that in the future, only big players will own a Bitcoin.

The fixed quantity does not limit the circulation of Bitcoin, as Bitcoin can essentially be infinitely subdivided; one BTC can be broken down into 100 million Satoshis, and 'Satoshi' is the smallest unit of Bitcoin.

Now you think 0.00...01 Bitcoin is worthless and hard to calculate, but years later, even 10,000 Satoshis can be converted into money.

Speaking of this, I recall a truth: many people have 0.000001 Bitcoin in their accounts, can't withdraw it, or forgot about it. This counts as part of Bitcoin's consumption, and as more people participate in Bitcoin, such consumption will increase.

Now 1 BTC has become an extraordinary unit, making newcomers in the cryptocurrency world more willing to spend hundreds or thousands of USD to buy billions of altcoins for speculation. I strongly recommend everyone to use the thousands of USD meant for buying altcoins to buy Bitcoin instead!

Regardless of whether Satoshi Nakamoto is an individual, a team, or a virtual name, it doesn't matter; none of this is important.

We all hope that Satoshi Nakamoto doesn't appear; with a large amount of Bitcoin in hand, if he dares to show up, he will face personal attacks. For large Bitcoin holders, they wish he would disappear forever.

If Satoshi Nakamoto were to pass away, it would be the greatest benefit for all Bitcoin holders globally. The Bitcoin in his hands would never circulate, meaning the 'circulation' would decrease, and the original value of Bitcoin would be 'proportionally redistributed' among those who hold it.

If Satoshi Nakamoto doesn't appear, it adds a mysterious aura to Bitcoin; as soon as he does, it will be a day of super crashes for Bitcoin.

In fact, having 20 Bitcoins would allow you to live worry-free for the rest of your life.

Currently, the price of Bitcoin is around 180,000 RMB, and 20 of them would cost 3.6 million. When one Bitcoin reaches 100,000 USD, you would have 2 million USD, which converts to about 14 million RMB.

It is predictable that Bitcoin will reach 100,000 USD a few years later.

Even if Bitcoin rises to 100,000 USD, that's still less than a 50% increase from the 2021 bull market peak of 69,000 USD, and it hasn't doubled yet.

You must know that the price of Bitcoin during the 2021 bull market rose two to three times compared to the 2017 bull market.

100,000 USD is still a conservative prediction.

Therefore, Wanshu suggests that everyone should start reserving their funds now; once the bull market resumes, you can directly invest.

The bull market has just begun. If you have limited funds and don't want to hold Bitcoin but want to rely on altcoins for several times the return, yet don't know which coin to buy, follow me to layout the entire bull market.