#BTC

The Story of Easy Matrix and Bitcoin: My first encounter with BTC was in 2013, when I remember Bitcoin was $650 each. At that time, I bought dozens of them. My serious engagement with Bitcoin happened again in November 2013. I remember at that time, one Bitcoin was equivalent to the price of one ounce of gold, around $1280. I never imagined that the Bitcoin I used to buy a pizza for a few thousand would become so crazy. Then I became obsessed with reading the Bitcoin white paper for two consecutive days, and I became fascinated by the concept of blockchain because I felt it solved a long-standing ideological problem in human history—essentially the issue of “making promises that cannot be kept.” With blockchain, there is value consensus; violating this consensus naturally leads to separation from the consensus block, which is also known as a block fork. But I have a vague feeling that Bitcoin, as a decentralized tool, still retains its centralized nature among the elite classes. Just as decentralized retail investors find it difficult to defeat centralized major players. However, I have a vague feeling that with the advent of artificial intelligence, digital currency will be endowed with the mission of achieving a great harmony in the human world. Just like the Trisolarians in Liu Cixin's works, perhaps in the future, the significance of lying will diminish, because the cost of lying becomes too high. Pursuing personal interests will no longer require people to be anxious for survival like past slaves, and everyone awakens to understand their mission in the long river of human history. My mission is to witness, for example, helping everyone dismantle after the collapse of #om . We who engage in trading have aspirations. Regardless of the truth or falsehood, we must deeply understand the underlying rules of this world. The rule-makers set the rules, so as traders, we are the rule-breakers. My mission is to witness my own transformation from a participant to a rule-breaker, a rebirth through nirvana!