BTC is not for the wealthy, but for those who need security.

Recently, many people are worried that exchanges may close C2C, fearing they won't be able to withdraw money. But in fact, what is more concerning is not the withdrawal of money, but the deposit. When you have losses, you still have to continue to deposit to recover, otherwise, if you stop playing, how can you recoup your capital? As long as the government has not completely banned exchanges, it cannot be called a “strong crackdown.” Closing C2C is just raising the barrier, not eliminating it entirely. For many years, despite the continuous reminders from regulatory authorities, exchanges have continued to operate normally. The reason is very simple: The domestic cryptocurrency market is not large enough to affect the larger economy. Personal trading does not harm others, and regulation is costly with low benefits. There still exists a gray area where activities take place quietly but are not encouraged to spread. The notifications and warnings always remind you of the risks, but they do not completely prohibit you. They are like a reminder: “You can play, but if something happens, you take responsibility.” The reality is, the more warnings there are, the more people participate. Because when you see friends and acquaintances succeed, buying houses, changing cars, you quickly forget the warnings. The feeling of scarcity and anxiety is even stronger than any text. The important thing is: in the world, there are still many people who truly need this type of asset. Some lose all their assets overnight, some cannot withdraw money, and some come from unstable homelands where gold cannot be carried. For them, BTC is no longer an investment, but “insurance,” the 12 keywords (12 from the secret ) are their entire wealth. As long as that demand exists, BTC will not disappear and will not be completely banned. So should you buy BTC? Don't take my word for it, and don't take the announcements. Ask yourself: “Will more and more people need a type of insurance like this?” If the answer is yes, then the decision is clear. If the answer is no, it's okay not to buy. BTC has never been for the safe surplus, but for those who need to protect their assets, need an escape, need a future. And people like that — will never run out.