The Myth of Getting Rich in the Cryptocurrency World

There are many myths about getting rich in the cryptocurrency world, and here are some famous examples:

Li Xiaolai: The biggest winner in Bitcoin, he exchanged 100,000 bitcoins for 13.5 billion in cash, achieving the dream of overnight wealth. Li Xiaolai was originally just an English teacher at New Oriental, living on his salary every day, but by chance, he learned about Bitcoin and believed that this virtual currency had a very bright future. So he bought Bitcoin like crazy when the price was low and hoarded them, then sold them when Bitcoin was at a high price. Some may think that the profit from this price difference is not very large, but a fly, no matter how small, is still meat. Through Li Xiaolai's continuous efforts, the number of bitcoins in his hands has been significantly and steadily increasing, reaching the huge number of 100,000.

Guo Hongcai: Known as Master Bao, a Bitcoin angel investor, his investments include Yihang Cloud Computing, Fortune Fund, Yangyang Interviews, and Bitcoin Fund.

Jiang Zhuoer: During the first wave of the bull market in 2011, he did not invest much, just like most people, patiently observing as a bystander. Perhaps in his view, there was too little data on digital currency at that time, and he still had many questions and uncertainties in his mind.

Kane Ellis: At 18, he founded a technology consulting company, and began participating in Bitcoin mining in 2010, when the price of a coin was only $1.60. A few years later, he sold 200,000 USD worth of BTC to buy a Maserati.

Smith: A software engineer who has made a net profit of 2.3 million dollars.

Please note that the above are just a few examples of the myths of getting rich in the cryptocurrency world. These stories may not apply to everyone, and investment carries risks, $XRP $ETH #美联储利率决议 #上市公司加密储备战略