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1. There's no real Satoshi Nakamoto.
2. The process of halving is common knowledge, so there's no need to pretend.
3. There are a total of 21 million bitcoins.
4. Currently, 18 million bitcoins are in circulation.
5. Around 4 million bitcoins are lost.
6. This leaves approximately 14 million bitcoins in circulation, with half of them being held by people who are waiting for the right time to use them.
7. Around 60 million people are millionaires, with half of them likely to save some bitcoins for the future.
8. How can 21 million bitcoins be divided among 30 million millionaires? (This is a question for mathematicians.)
9. The main idea is: if you have extra money, invest in bitcoins for the future. If you want a better future for your children, consider investing in bitcoins.
10. Even if the price of Bitcoin drops to $20,000 after halving, it's advised to invest in it for the long term.
11. Whether you gained or lost with other investments, consider putting some money into bitcoins.
12. If you bought bitcoins at $73,000 and the price drops, hold on to them.
13. In the end, you might remember these words in a few years.
14. This advice doesn't apply to those looking for quick profits through short-term investments.
