#比特币与黄金战争 Someone asked me how much Bitcoin is enough to hold. My answer is very simple—5 is enough. People really don’t need that much money in their lifetime; this is the deepest insight I’ve gained after watching the market for so many years.

Many people fear the risks of Bitcoin. Actually, Bitcoin itself has no risk; the real risk lies in your mindset. You think it’s risky, but the problem is you didn’t hold on. That’s the fatal mistake. Conversely, those who held on later laughed.

Look at the K-line chart a few years later, and you’ll understand. In 2026, this entire period might just be a straight line. In the long run, volatility doesn’t matter much to holders.

Another key realization: Bitcoin has no whales. Some think they can manipulate the market, push prices up, sell everything, and then never get on the train again. That’s not a Bitcoin problem; it’s a human nature problem.

Regarding price, I often say—what’s so impressive about seeing 150,000 when it’s 80,000? Truly visionary people dare to see 300,000 when it’s 80,000. This reflects the difference in cognitive depth.

Essentially, everyone is a holder. The day that will come in the future, investing 0.01 Bitcoin will be as easy and satisfying as investing 10,000 Satoshis now.

And one point that’s easily misunderstood: institutional buying of Bitcoin is not good news for Bitcoin. On the contrary, when institutions buy Bitcoin, it’s a benefit for the institutions, not for Bitcoin. The logic is reversed, and the perspective is narrow.

As for the US dollar, I’ve never believed it will become Bitcoin’s true rival. Aiming to surpass the dollar is too small a vision for Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s imagination far exceeds that.

Finally, I want to say—when you truly hold Bitcoin in the future, you’ll realize one thing—you no longer care about upgrading your quality of life. Holding Bitcoin in hand is, in itself, the highest quality of life.