$BTC Ordinary people can make only a little money from Bitcoin, because they only dare to invest a little in the first place. And even if they do make money from Bitcoin, they might lose it all through trading back and forth or by losing money on other coins. The only money ordinary people make from houses is when the value of their own home goes up, or when an old property they happened to own gets demolished and they receive compensation. They’re never going to make big money. See? Those gains all come from luck, casually dabbling, or owning a place they needed anyway—and they make money without even realizing it. If you’re actually trying to make money, constantly trying to call the market and piling on leverage, then pretty much everyone who does that ends up losing money.
So who made money? A small number of developers who got out in time, and a small number of people who launched exchanges or built public blockchains. Who were they? Industry insiders. In other words, if you really believe in the growth of an industry, then besides putting your money on the line, you need to go all in with your time and energy too. You have to try to build something in that industry, get deeply involved, and become part of it. That’s the only way you might make money and hold on to it. If you only show up after seeing the upside, hoping to gamble on it and get lucky, the odds are that things won’t end well. That was true of real estate, it was true of Bitcoin, and it will be true of other opportunities that emerge in the future.
#BTC #ETH After all, it’s been around for so long. If you didn’t seize the opportunity back then, it’s too late to get in now.
Where will the opportunities of the future be? That depends on what users in the market really care about. But whatever performance you optimize, nothing can beat the most fundamental thing: users’ security. Why use this coin? Why should I exchange my assets for it? Undoubtedly, it’s because it’s safer and I can take on less risk. You’ve probably noticed that privacy narratives have been gaining traction lately. Over the next year, two years, or even five years, #sak is building in the privacy space, step by step. With the consensus we’ve built ourselves and our economic model, Klein will surely stand the test of the market!
So who made money? A small number of developers who got out in time, and a small number of people who launched exchanges or built public blockchains. Who were they? Industry insiders. In other words, if you really believe in the growth of an industry, then besides putting your money on the line, you need to go all in with your time and energy too. You have to try to build something in that industry, get deeply involved, and become part of it. That’s the only way you might make money and hold on to it. If you only show up after seeing the upside, hoping to gamble on it and get lucky, the odds are that things won’t end well. That was true of real estate, it was true of Bitcoin, and it will be true of other opportunities that emerge in the future.
#BTC #ETH After all, it’s been around for so long. If you didn’t seize the opportunity back then, it’s too late to get in now.
Where will the opportunities of the future be? That depends on what users in the market really care about. But whatever performance you optimize, nothing can beat the most fundamental thing: users’ security. Why use this coin? Why should I exchange my assets for it? Undoubtedly, it’s because it’s safer and I can take on less risk. You’ve probably noticed that privacy narratives have been gaining traction lately. Over the next year, two years, or even five years, #sak is building in the privacy space, step by step. With the consensus we’ve built ourselves and our economic model, Klein will surely stand the test of the market!