#美国探讨BTC作为战略资产的可行性 Time rewinds back to 2015, I was still a third-year college student. Back then, my monthly living expenses were only 900 yuan, with noodles and pickled vegetables as regular meals, and even a cup of milk tea would make me feel guilty for days.

But I managed to save 1100 yuan from that small allowance. For what? I went to an internet cafe, stared at a strange English interface on the screen, and bought 0.5 @E5@BTC.

That year, the price of BTC was 2200 per coin. The moment I pressed confirm on the transaction, my palms were sweaty. My heart was pounding fast, as if I was doing something forbidden.

My dorm brothers came over to take a look, patted my shoulder, and laughed—

"Bro, think how nice it would be to spend this money on game skins, at least you’d enjoy it for days."

Opinions varied. Some said I was crazy, some said it was just air coins, and others advised me to sell the 0.5 coins quickly. Everyone had their say.

Honestly, I was scared too. Afraid of being scammed, afraid of dropping to zero, afraid that those 1100 yuan would just vanish. But that night, lying in bed, I kept tossing and turning, and a thought kept flashing through my mind—

What if?

Later, the market was like a roller coaster. Some people made profits and cashed out, some lost and cursed, but I never touched that 0.5 BTC. Not because I was more experienced, but simply because I had no more money to gamble with.

Time moved forward.

Those who mocked me back then gradually turned into surprise—

Surprise turned into silence.

Now I finally understand one thing:

The hardest part of the crypto asset market is never about "whether you dare to enter," but whether you can hold on when the whole world is against you, and whether you can resist the temptations and noise without losing yourself.

That 1100 yuan didn’t make me rich overnight, but it taught me a lesson—

Some opportunities,

Only when your pockets are empty, your knowledge is limited, and no one believes in you,

Will quietly slip into your hands.