Have you noticed that you no longer have much longing for clothing? Have you realized that in just 30 years, nearly everyone around you owns a private vehicle? Do you sense that although people around you complain every day about not having enough money, almost no one worries about food? Yes, regardless of how much debt you may still have, we have entered a world of material abundance. The logic of this world is that if I have it, you don’t; if you have it, I don’t. It’s that cruel.
The global economy continues to decline. The functions of real estate and stocks as economic reservoirs clearly can no longer play a significant role in this era. Therefore, cryptocurrencies are undoubtedly another entry point into the economic reservoir. This may not be a choice of history, but rather the only option available with the current wisdom of humanity.
Many people say that the virtual currency market has been declining in recent days, and the market has traditionally been about buying on the rise rather than on the fall for retail investors. However, has anyone calmly considered whether you would still firmly hold this view of buying on the rise and not on the fall if the same situation occurred in 2013 or 2017? Recently, ancient whales sold a large amount of Bitcoin, old money continued to cash out, and new money kept entering the market. This is not a neglect of Bitcoin, but another form of renewal, as institutions dominate the new money. If a task is handed over from unprofessional individuals to professionals, would the outcome really get worse? In my view, every decline is a good opportunity to enter, and dollar-cost averaging and holding mainstream cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.) are more suitable for ordinary people who cannot monitor the market daily and worry about asset dilution due to inflation.
The cycle of history is always filled with dark humor; no one and no power can stop the progress of the times.
Enter! Better late than never!
