Yesterday, my old classmate A-Zhe called to vent his frustrations. The foreign trade business is tough; the warehouse in Shenzhen is filled with unsold inventory, and the payment has been delayed for several months. The pressure is so high that he counts sheep until dawn every night, and he's starting to feel the strain. Toward the end of our conversation, he suddenly got excited: "I heard that money comes quickly in the crypto world, and I'm planning to invest all the money I can move into it for a shot at a comeback!"

I nearly choked on my tea when I heard that. This script is way too familiar, right? It's simply a replica of my version from back in the day.

Eight years ago, I was 25 years old, worrying every month about my credit card bills, receiving collection calls one after another. Back then, I had just started to get into crypto, and like A Zhe, I saw it as my only chance to turn my life around. What happened? In the first half of the year, I blindly chased the market, buying high and selling low, losing all my meager savings. Who could have predicted that eight years later, my account would first break into eight figures, making me what is referred to in the crypto world as a "free person."

Compared to my relatives who run factories and friends who do e-commerce, my life is indeed quite pleasant: I don’t have to get up at midnight to deal with supply chain issues, I don’t have to argue with clients over payments, and I don’t have to go bald worrying about clearing inventory. Every day I check the market, drink tea, chat with friends in the community, and live quite comfortably.

People often ask: "How did you stand firm in the crypto world?" To be honest, the answer is simple beyond measure—mindset is the first priority, while technical means come second. Over the years, I have stepped on countless mines, but because of that, I have explored a set of practical experience. Today, I want to share some heartfelt words with everyone:

Remember one thing, Bitcoin is the coin of this crypto world.