I entered the space in 2021. I’ve gone through the madness of the market, and also the lows.

When I look back, the price curve is just one line. When you’re in the middle of it, every rise and every dip can change your plans.

When it’s rising, you feel like you bought too little.

When it dips, I want to wait a bit longer.

Finally, I’ve spotted the right direction—then I start thinking: what if I had opened 10x just now?

So I want to put all this indecision into the game “The Path to Holding Bitcoin.”

The game’s goal is very clear: accumulate the required BTC for this round, while also meeting the net asset target.

But on the way to the goal, new choices keep appearing.

You can build projects and accumulate cash flow; or you can seize market opportunities, buying low and selling high. When the market moves, you can also choose to go long or short, with leverage up to 10x.

And that’s when temptation comes:

“Should we use this money to buy coins now, or hold it to take on projects?”

“Missed that part of the market—should we chase it?”

“Do another contract—would that bring us closer to the goal?”

“Cash flow is up, so we can get more credit—should we make the opportunity bigger?”

Each decision, taken on its own, seems to make sense.

But after a few rounds—when you open up your own assets—you might finally realize: you’ve made a lot of trades, and paid plenty in fees, but your BTC hasn’t increased that much.

Someone else might keep running projects, accumulating cash—until the market turns sluggish, and then they finally have the power to buy a bit more.

What I most want players to see is how you react when faced with these choices.

Can you accept missing out?

Once you’ve made the money, will you be willing to stop?

After a loss, will you急ly try to win it back with an even larger position?

When you see others making money, do you still remember your original goal?

The money in the game is simulated. The urge to chase rallies, to get even, or to double your leverage may feel very familiar.

That’s also the part that I’ve become increasingly interested in while taking the “Bitcoin HODL Journey.”

If your goal is to end up with a single Bitcoin, how would you walk through this whole path?