In early October 2016, one Bitcoin was 4000 RMB, and many people were worried that Bitcoin would crash. A classmate of mine even said that the time for playing with Bitcoin had passed. The crash at that time referred to Bitcoin collapsing like a Ponzi scheme, not just a sharp drop. Now, no one seems to worry, right? The consensus has strengthened, and opportunities have decreased.

In mid-March 2020, one Bitcoin was between 5000-6000 USD. A friend complained to me about stocks, and even when I told him that exchanging stocks for Bitcoin at this level was a great deal, he still asked me which coins I was holding.

It's not that you can only play with Bitcoin; the price increase of Bitcoin has indeed become smaller with each cycle, and I also invest in altcoins. In fact, the majority of wealth growth in 2020-2021 did not come from Bitcoin.

The key question is, how long have you been in this market? Have you outperformed Bitcoin? Or have you effectively used market tools to achieve rapid wealth growth? Can you judge the high and low ranges of major trends? Can you assess short-term price highs and lows? Can you filter strong coins? Can you sift through altcoin pools? Are you brave enough to buy during panic moments? Are you willing to sell during moments of excitement?

What others say is not important; what matters is whether you can recognize your own upper and lower limits of ability and find the path that suits you best. That is the most important thing.

Any path to wealth that ordinary people can see is likely the one with the most casualties. Many have succeeded, but many have also perished. If you want to get rich, be prepared for the worst before you set out.

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