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#新闻交易 #交易故事 The Rise and Fall of the Dark Web: The 'Stigmatization' and Rebranding of Bitcoin **
In 2011, the 'Silk Road' dark web market used Bitcoin to trade drugs, triggering outrage from regulators. When the FBI seized assets, they confiscated 174,000 Bitcoins, which later flowed into compliant institutions like Coinbase during auctions. This farce forced developers to optimize anonymity protocols, leading to the rise of privacy coins like Monero and Zcash. In 2023, Chainalysis data shows that the proportion of illegal transactions has dropped to 0.24%, and Bitcoin has transformed from a 'black market tool' to an institutional asset allocation option, with the compliance process reshaping its financial identity.
Real trading lessons cover technology, risk control, and the human game. Parameters can be adjusted according to one's own strategy, but the core principle remains the same: **Preserve the principal, and always respect the market**.
In 2011, the 'Silk Road' dark web market used Bitcoin to trade drugs, triggering outrage from regulators. When the FBI seized assets, they confiscated 174,000 Bitcoins, which later flowed into compliant institutions like Coinbase during auctions. This farce forced developers to optimize anonymity protocols, leading to the rise of privacy coins like Monero and Zcash. In 2023, Chainalysis data shows that the proportion of illegal transactions has dropped to 0.24%, and Bitcoin has transformed from a 'black market tool' to an institutional asset allocation option, with the compliance process reshaping its financial identity.
Real trading lessons cover technology, risk control, and the human game. Parameters can be adjusted according to one's own strategy, but the core principle remains the same: **Preserve the principal, and always respect the market**.
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