When Bitcoin was 20 dollars each, a friend spent ten thousand dollars to buy 500 Bitcoins.

As a result, his father scolded him for being a fool and getting scammed when he found out. Then, in his frustration, he sold all 500 Bitcoins, and although he made a small profit, his father still said the other party was trying to fish for big gains in the long run.

This year during the holidays, this friend went home, and his father asked him if he still had any Bitcoins left.

Knowing that he had long stopped playing, his father scolded him again, saying he was unambitious and lacked initiative, just listening to whatever others said.

Now Bitcoin has skyrocketed, and those 500 Bitcoins he sold earlier would now be worth at least several hundred million.

In fact, buying Bitcoin early was very difficult. One had to understand some technology and also find someone willing to sell it to you. It was basically like finding a needle in a haystack.

This also reflects the limitations of the older generation's rigid thinking; the road to success is often little-traveled. There are few smart people, and the smart ones can succeed. If there are too many smart people, only fools will succeed. In any case, investing cannot follow the crowd; otherwise, one won't make a significant profit.

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