When Bitcoin was only sold for 20 yuan each, a friend spent 10,000 yuan to buy 500.

When his father learned of this, he scolded him for being a fool, believing he had been cheated. In a fit of anger, the friend sold all 500 Bitcoins, making a small profit, but was still criticized by his father, who said that the other party was fishing for big gains.

This year during the holidays, when the friend returned home, his father even asked if he still had any Bitcoins.

Upon learning that he had long since stepped away from it, his father scolded him again, saying he was unambitious and indecisive, just listening to what others said.

Now that Bitcoin prices have soared, if he had kept those 500 Bitcoins until now, they would be worth at least several hundred million yuan.

In fact, buying Bitcoin in the early days was very difficult; not only did it require a certain level of technical knowledge, but one also had to find someone willing to sell, which was like searching for a needle in a haystack.

This also reflects, to some extent, the inflexibility of the older generation's thinking; the road to success is often little-traveled. When there are few smart people, smart people are more likely to succeed; when there are many smart people, it may instead be only the 'fools' who can succeed. In short, investment cannot follow the crowd; otherwise, it will be difficult to achieve significant returns.#币安HODLerTHE #比特币走势分析 $puppies puppies