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In 2008, I graduated from middle school and my family bought a computer.
In 2010, I went to high school and heard classmates talking about Bitcoin.
In 2011, I was admitted to a bachelor's degree university, and my family gave me 5,000 yuan. I thought about buying some Bitcoin to play with, but I didn't know where to buy it. I asked someone for help but couldn't buy it. I tried Taobao but couldn't buy it either. I looked for tutorials but couldn't figure it out. I had money in hand but didn't know how to buy, so I gave up.

After graduating and starting work, I learned about Binance and OKEx through a friend's introduction and began to understand various cryptocurrencies.

I had 30,000 yuan and started buying randomly. At that time, Dogecoin and Shitcoin had also come out, but Binance and OKEx didn't have them. My friend said the exchange is the secondary market.

After Dogecoin and Shitcoin were listed on the exchange, I bought some but couldn't hold on. I made a little profit and withdrew.

Later, when new coins came out, I bought them as soon as they were available, but I was trapped in various positions.

My friend said to look at the primary market for projects and new coins. The coins that were listed on the exchange had already been profited from in the early stages, and once they were listed, they started to sell off.

Every day after work, I researched how to access the primary market, downloaded various apps, and ended up with a fake investment scheme, losing over 100,000 yuan.

Seeing various experts in the crypto world making huge profits, I didn't know where their strategies came from.

I also didn't know if my losses were due to not knowing how to buy, or if it was a mindset issue, or if it was related to the so-called primary and secondary markets.

Seeing the news that Bitcoin broke 100,000, I felt both excited and regretful.

It's hard to explain, it's hard to explain. I really want to know where to buy some coins before they are listed on the exchange.