Once upon a time, there was a giant dragon named Bitcoin. It guarded a mountain of gold and had not left for over ten years. People looked up to its wealth but also complained about its indifference: no matter how large the mountain of gold, it just lay there quietly.
One day, a young traveler came to the dragon's lair. His name was Bitlayer, and he had no sword, nor fire, but instead brought a peculiar key. The traveler said to the giant dragon, "Your wealth should not be sealed away; it can flow into a broader world."
The giant dragon was half in doubt but still tried to step out of the cave. A miracle happened — its gold coins transformed into YBTC, which could circulate in the cities outside, for trading, lending, building, and even collaborating with other dragons. Soon, miners and merchants flocked in, and the mountain of gold was no longer a lonely treasure but became a river nourishing the entire kingdom.
Legend has it that Bitlayer was not a tamer of dragons but a unlocker. It turned Bitcoin, this ancient giant dragon, from a miser into a creator of the world.
