"No one can truly own a Patek Philippe, it is merely kept for the next generation." This conveys the concept of its eternal value, indicating that it is not just a watch but a form of heritage.
A Patek Philippe super complicated watch was sold at Sotheby's auction for about 147 million RMB, setting a record for watch auctions and showcasing its rarity.
Just yesterday, I remembered this classic advertisement slogan. I thought, isn't this just talking about Bitcoin?
Every Patek Philippe watch has a serial number, and every Bitcoin block also has a serial number. Traceable Patek Philippe, just like traceable Bitcoin.
Patek Philippe, which has high value due to consensus scarcity, shares common attributes with Bitcoin!
Those who truly love Patek Philippe do not care about its price. Collectors of Bitcoin also do not concern themselves with its price. Some stored Bitcoin when it was $1, and even at $100,000, they still haven't sold it.
Some question the exorbitant price of Patek Philippe, while others question the value anchoring of Bitcoin. There is no difference. This world has always been governed by dimensions that determine perspectives, and perspectives are limited by dimensions. Just like MicroStrategy’s stock price surged nearly a hundred times due to Bitcoin investment. Similarly, some people always think Bitcoin is a scam.
Just as discussed in yesterday's student live class, two years ago you couldn't understand Nvidia, let alone ten years ago. So what happened? You criticize it, and it rises! The train of the times never greets anyone; it only carries those who are on the same journey!
Who will truly own Bitcoin? Either it is passed on to the next generation or they got off the ride midway.
Here is the article by Jiushen (Hoarding Bitcoin) again, everyone can take another look. If anyone needs the e-book, feel free to message me privately.
Historical Article: Mom and Dad, why didn't you buy Bitcoin when you were young? (Includes interpretation of Hoarding Bitcoin article)
(For opinion sharing only, not investment advice)
