On the 17th day of my crypto assets investment, I continued to implement the Auto-Invest strategy, investing 10 USDT to purchase 9099 Satoshi of Bitcoin. Currently, my Bitcoin holdings have reached 170546 Satoshi.

This reminds me of a common skepticism: some believe that Bitcoin can be infinitely divided, thus it does not possess true scarcity. However, this viewpoint overlooks an important fact: divisibility does not equate to infinite supply. Just as gold can be divided down to the atomic level, this does not affect its fixed total quantity. The divisibility of Bitcoin actually enhances its utility as a store of value and medium of exchange, rather than undermining its scarcity.

What is more noteworthy is the challenges faced by traditional precious metals. With technological advancements, the technology for artificially synthesized gold has been realized, although the current costs are high and it has not yet been commercialized. Once this technology is widely adopted, it could have a significant impact on the scarcity and value of gold.

In contrast, the algorithm of Bitcoin ensures its absolute scarcity of supply, unaffected by human intervention. This characteristic makes Bitcoin likely to play a more important role in the future financial system, becoming a more reliable means of value storage.

Of course, the Crypto Assets market still has fluctuations, and investors need to act cautiously and fully understand the risks. However, in the long run, Bitcoin's fundamental characteristics may allow it to maintain a unique position in the digital asset space.