(1) The mathematical law of 21 million coins: Digital gold that is scarcer than gold.

  • The total amount of gold is about 190,000 tons and increases by 2% each year; the total amount of Bitcoin is 21 million coins, which is halved every 4 years, with the last coin expected to be mined in 2140. Currently, 19.4 million coins have been mined, and the remaining 2.6 million coins will take 40 years to mine.

  • Assuming 1 billion families worldwide want to hold Bitcoin and each family only needs to hold 0.001 coins, that would require 1 million coins — while the circulating Bitcoin in the market (excluding lost coins and hoarding) is actually less than 16 million coins. When demand breaks through the supply critical point, what kind of explosive growth in price can we expect?

(2) From 'geek toys' to 'king of digital assets': The process of mainstreaming has just begun.

  • In 2020, Grayscale bought 650,000 BTC; in 2022, Tesla held 1.5 billion USD in BTC; in 2023, 11 spot ETFs in the US were approved — institutional entry is no longer a matter of choice, but a must-answer question.

  • Comparing the development of the internet: In 1994, when Yahoo went public, there were 16 million internet users worldwide; by 2000, when the internet bubble burst, the number of users exceeded 400 million. Currently, there are about 150 million global Bitcoin holders, equivalent to the internet stage in 1998, with the real explosive period still ahead.

(3) Bitcoin at 10 million USD per coin: Not a fantasy, but a math problem.

Let's do a simple deduction:


  • There are about 22 million high-net-worth families worldwide (with a net worth over 1 million USD), and if 50% of them allocate for 1 BTC each, that requires 11 million coins.

  • There are approximately 150 million middle-class families (with a net worth of 100,000 to 1 million USD), and if 20% of them allocate for 0.1 BTC, that requires 30 million coins.

  • This does not even account for the needs of corporate reserves and national foreign exchange reserves — while the total supply of Bitcoin is only 21 million coins. When demand exceeds supply by 50%, in which direction will the price run?

Third, the survival rule of Bitcoin for ordinary people: 0.01 coins could change a life.

(1) Don't wait until you 'understand' to get on board; the market won't give you that chance.

In 2010, someone exchanged 10,000 BTC for two pizzas; in 2017, someone liquidated at 20,000 USD; in 2021, someone called the top at 60,000 USD — the cruelest rule of this market is: when you think you 'understand', the price is already in a place you can't reach. In 2013, I thought Bitcoin was 'uncomprehendable'; in 2023, I look at BTC at 100,000 USD, only relieved that I finally 'understood' it at 50,000 USD.

(2) Regularly investing in 0.01 BTC: Betting on an era with grocery money.

  • Invest 2000 yuan monthly; at the current rate of 100,000 USD per coin, you can buy 0.0002 coins each month, and after 50 months, you will have saved 0.01 coins.

  • Don't underestimate 0.01 coins: In 2017, when 1 BTC was 20,000 USD, 0.01 coins were worth 200 USD; in 2021, when 1 coin was 69,000 USD, 0.01 coins were worth 690 USD; if in the future 1 coin equals 10 million USD, 0.01 coins will be worth 100,000 USD — equivalent to using 10 years' worth of grocery money to exchange for a retirement principal.

(3) More important than making money: Don't let the dividends of this era slip through your fingers.

Those who missed buying houses in the 1990s, those who missed the internet in the 2000s, those who missed Pinduoduo in the 2010s — every era has a group of people who didn't lose due to ability, but due to a lack of understanding of trends. Bitcoin may not be a perfect asset, but it is one of the most certain dividends of this digital age.


  • It is the first 'digital asset with a constant total supply' in human history.

  • It is the first 'decentralized value carrier' recognized by global capital.

  • It is becoming a 'new species' of reserve assets for central banks around the world.

Fourth, the last thing to say to the dead bulls: The real wealth secret is to befriend time.

Those who currently hold 0.01 BTC are like those who registered a .com domain in 1994, like those who opened the first store on Taobao in 2003, like those who bought a small property in Shenzhen in 2010 — at the time it seemed 'foolish', but years later, they realized they were in tune with the pulse of the era.


The story of Bitcoin has only been told for less than 15 years. A BTC at 100,000 USD is not the endpoint, but a new starting point. When one day in the future your child asks you, 'Dad, why didn't you buy Bitcoin when it was 100,000 USD?', how do you want to answer?
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