Is it too late to enter the cryptocurrency space?
BTC has a history of 17 years, with only two explosive market waves: one in 2013, when the price soared from $10 to $1000; and another in 2017, when it jumped from $300 to $19000 — astonishingly, both of these surges occurred within a year after a halving event.
Comparing the housing prices at the end of 2017, when BTC was priced at $19000, today BTC is just over $40000, and its cumulative increase has even lagged behind some core city housing prices. But BTC is both an "old friend" and a "new thing" — just like the internet was once seen as a "scam" and a "bubble" when it first emerged. When people realized that their lives were completely surrounded by the internet, the stock prices of related companies had already soared (like Apple with its $3 trillion market cap).
Currently, there are less than 50 million BTC users, a stark contrast to Apple's billions of users. Yet, it is precisely these fewer than 50 million users that support a market cap of nearly a trillion dollars, which suggests there may be tenfold or hundredfold growth potential in the future.
It's never too late to enter the cryptocurrency space; the key is whether you act sooner than those around you.
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