Suddenly discovered an interesting phenomenon, which is that in the eyes of Chinese people, one million is a very important threshold, while in the eyes of Americans, 100k seems to be a very important threshold?
In the Chinese context, many times the word million can represent many things. Some people will add a million when naming, but it is rare to hear ten thousand or ten million like this...
If different cultures have different sensitivities to numbers, then in the market....
Price numbers may also bring completely different emotional impacts?
This may be why I don't feel anything special about the price of Bitcoin at 100,000 dollars, while at the time Bitcoin broke through 100,000 dollars, the emotions of Americans seemed very excited......
As I continue to delve deeper into this issue, I discovered an even more interesting phenomenon, which is why quantities in the English context use thousands as a baseline, while quantities in the Chinese context use ten thousand as a baseline?
