Most people's views on Bitcoin are incorrect, whether in the past or present.

Some people think Bitcoin is expensive, so they buy altcoins, and they pay the price for it.

Some people treat Bitcoin as a speculative tool and end up failing in their long or short positions.

Some want to swing trade Bitcoin, but either sell too early or cut losses, even though Bitcoin has never let anyone down.

The three words 'Bitcoin' are like the magic ring floating in front of everyone; apart from those who passed the checkpoint in the early years, there are fewer and fewer people who have a deep understanding of Bitcoin now.

Due to a lack of sensory experience and understanding of the past, in their eyes, Bitcoin is no longer the best investment target, so they go for higher odds altcoins and memes, but they end up losing in high-intensity on-chain PVP.

Contract players are constantly liquidated in the ongoing fluctuations, just as the old saying goes: opening a position is only part of the process, going to zero is the result.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin surged from below 16,000 to above 110,000, a rise of 7 times.

P youngsters will never understand how unique the depth of Bitcoin is as an advantage; the focus is never on the 7 times increase, but on the ability to withdraw 7 times the profits from Bitcoin without slippage.

I believe that the educated P youngsters on the chain surely understand what Orange Seat is talking about.

I have talked with many people in various industries who have achieved results regarding asset targets; without exception, they expressed high recognition of Bitcoin and believe that this trend still has great imaginative space.

Meanwhile, players in various groups are just taking advantage and opening contracts, as if there’s nothing else to do in this industry other than these three things.

Thus, a spectacle appeared: those who don't play Bitcoin lost a lot, and those who do play Bitcoin also lost a lot.

So Orange Seat says that those who want to make money from Bitcoin will not achieve results.

The reason is simple: their thinking is flawed, their understanding of this matter is incorrect.

These people are all strong in purpose; they want to make money through Bitcoin, in other words, they treat Bitcoin as a tool for making money, but the problem is they do not have the ability to control Bitcoin, just like Gollum who found the magic ring. So it's perfectly normal for them to be backfired.

Bitcoin has not let anyone down in terms of price, but many people have lost everything due to drastic fluctuations in the process.

Only one type of person has survived on this roller coaster of ups and downs and has reaped rich rewards—holders.

They are free from risk, yet reap the benefits.

Some say, what’s the use of telling this? Are we going to start hoarding BTC from now on?

Why not?

The reason you feel it’s not possible is that you have expectations for Bitcoin's short-term returns.

You hope to make money right after buying, but you are worried about the price dropping after buying high, so you don't dare to buy.

You hope to hold on, but you worry about profit withdrawal, selling too early, or getting trapped.

But you completely forget that the risks of buying altcoins, VC coins, and meme coins are much larger than this.

The reason you dare not buy BTC is that your way of thinking is problematic, yet you ignore the correct path that others have verified for over ten years.

But after changing your mindset, you will find that Bitcoin is the best asset, an asset that can support you for the rest of your life; everything else is trash.

Bitcoin is for retirement, not for you to make money.

You can view the act of buying Bitcoin as buying insurance.

Every time you buy BTC, you are insuring your future.

When you can step out of short-term returns and accept the future value potential of Bitcoin, you'll find that the past obstacles have all disappeared.

You no longer fear buying Bitcoin because you know it will become more expensive in the future.

You won’t feel that Bitcoin is expensive because you don't care about its short-term returns.

You start to dare to buy Bitcoin, even if it's only 100 USD at a time.

You are more willing to buy when Bitcoin is falling because you are calculating the average holding cost.

With the same 100 USD, you can now only buy 0.001, but if it adjusts back to 50,000, you can buy 0.002. Why not dare to buy?

You buy now but spend in the future.

The current short-term returns seem less important compared to your retirement life.

Because now you have other ways to make money besides Bitcoin. When you are old, do you still want to make money by trading coins?

Compared to buying insurance, it has higher returns, greater freedom, and you don't have to worry about payment issues.

From now on, holding Bitcoin can be summed up in eight words:

Benefits are earned now, profits are enjoyed later.

Do you think Orange Seat is right?

I am Orange Seat, the founder of Web3 Oasis and an expert in recovering crypto assets.