Interesting things happen here — the same person, the same thing, can see the world differently in just 11 years.

Back in 2014, Bitcoin was still quite disliked; many people directly labeled it as an "illegal transaction tool." But fast forward to 2025, and look at the current rhetoric — "the universe's true currency," which is a completely different narrative. This 180-degree shift in perception essentially reflects the re-evaluation of the value of crypto assets by human society as a whole.

What's even more interesting is that this isn't just talk. Real holdings of actual assets can demonstrate attitude. According to statistics, a well-known electric vehicle company under a major tech firm still holds over 11,000 Bitcoins, making it one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin worldwide. This isn't a small number — from another perspective, this holding itself is a statement of action: this asset is worth long-term investment.

Ultimately, the evolution of Bitcoin from a "death trap" to a "strategic asset," and now to a "store of value," is a process of market consensus gradually strengthening. The faster an individual's perception changes, the more likely it is that market consensus has been achieved. How thorough is this shift? Just look at the scale of the over 11,000 Bitcoin holdings to see.