Who still remembers the era of Bitcoin at that price? I started building my position at ¥500-600, and during that time, just a few casual trades could earn thousands a day. Those days lasted for over a month. Back then, physical businesses were also very easy to do, and I could easily make millions.

I had no real concept of money, never kept it in banks, only one principle — money must be invested. Over the years, I tried almost everything: stocks, domain names, cryptocurrencies, metaverse land. Because my physical business was stable enough, these investments were just hobbies for me; I didn’t pay much attention, and the results speak for themselves — a total loss of several million.

The real turning point came in the past two years. Physical businesses became increasingly difficult, and I started to take investments seriously. This year, stocks finally turned around, reversing a ten-year loss situation, and now I can ensure I won’t lose money anymore. The same goes for cryptocurrencies — as long as I don’t gamble, I can achieve stable profits. I still hold high-quality domain names worth over 3 million yuan, with a peak holding of over 3,000; now I only have about 100 left, all carefully selected. I invested a few hundred thousand in metaverse land as a venture capital, and going to zero was expected from the start.

The biggest regret is still Bitcoin. I bought it at over ¥500, held it all the way until over ¥8000, then decided to go long-term, even adding more during the subsequent decline. Unfortunately, policy pressure ultimately overpowered my personal persistence — I sold dozens of Bitcoin at over ¥1300. After that, I paid little attention to cryptocurrencies until I re-entered last year. But the cost was that I missed the entire era.

I also considered managing my own wallet for storage, but due to unfamiliarity with the technology and concerns about policy regulation, I ultimately gave up. This decision caused me to miss an entire market cycle.