Bitcoin, the honey of the rich, the poison of the poor
The crypto market essentially has only two types of assets: one type is investment assets, and the other type is gambling assets.
According to the strictest definition of BTC by HODLers, BTC is an investment asset, while others are gambling assets. The rich tend to think like investors, while the poor tend to think like gamblers.
If we say that financial trading is a sword, then BTC is the king of swords. BTC and other cryptocurrencies can quickly elevate a person to a higher social class, but they can just as quickly drop someone down a class.
We all know that the financial market is always 7 losses, 2 breakeven, but we don’t actually believe it, or we think we won't be one of the 7. However, when you open your account and look at the numbers, they don’t lie. Whether you admit it or not, you are either one of the 7, or 2, or the unique 1. The moment you open it, it becomes clear.
We think of 1, but have we ever reflected on the fact that our actions are always those of the 7? I have mentioned before that the fastest way for a person to progress is to copy. This applies not just to individuals, but also to giants in the industry.
Some people have the lowest mindset when they see plagiarism, laughing at it. Xiaomi’s car is said to be copying Porsche, but the Porsche owner says that Xiaomi and we simply have similar aesthetics regarding cars. No matter how much the low-minded people mock, it doesn’t stop the “penguin” from becoming the village overlord; it can’t contain the map of copied works.
I can also understand that some brothers have borrowed funds, money from credit cards, that they need to pay back in a month, and they simply don’t have time to wait. Money that shouldn’t have come in has come in, and they can only take a gamble and see what luck brings.
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