In this era, love seems to have turned into a transaction. This sentence is like a cold needle, piercing into every soul struggling between the virtual and the real. Once, 'I love you' was the most touching love confession in the world; today, it needs to be exchanged for USDT to be heard.
Being moved requires a price tag. She once cried for you, laughed for you, stayed up late chatting with you until three in the morning. But later, she gradually realized that those sweet words cannot compare to the numbers in her wallet. Every moment that moves a girl requires USDT—romantic dinners, carefully prepared gifts, unexpected surprises, all backed by cold, hard cryptocurrency pricing. You once thought love was free; later, you realized that the love market has long been clearly priced.
How much U do you need to earn to exchange for her 'long time no see'? One day, she suddenly asks you: 'How much U do I need to earn to say long time no see to you?' You are stunned. This sentence is like a knife, cutting through all the hesitation and calculations between you. These numbers pile up, yet still cannot provide the answer she wants.
Once, 'I like you' needed no KYC verification. You remember in college when she squatted by the playground watching you play basketball, her ponytail swaying with each jump. Back then, you said 'I like you', and she smiled and tossed you a bottle of cola, without needing any price tag. But now, even 'like' requires KYC, identity verification—you need to prove you have enough U to exchange for her smile.
Love has become a futures contract, and you are just a retail investor. You stand in front of the cryptocurrency market's candlestick chart, watching the fluctuating curves, suddenly feeling that love is very much like BTC—sometimes soaring, sometimes going to zero. You mine, stake, and trade desperately, just to accumulate enough U to exchange for her hug. But the question is—how much U does her 'long time no see' actually cost?
When$BTC rises to 1 million dollars, how much is love worth? Perhaps one day, Bitcoin will rise to 1 million dollars each, and by then, you will finally have saved enough money to meet her. But when you stand in front of her and say 'long time no see', will she ask: 'Do you have enough U?' And will you still say 'I like you' without hesitation like you did back then? Or has love already been distorted beyond recognition by the rise of Bitcoin?
