2026-01-01 16:23:03

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I recently came across an interview, and the conversation was quite interesting.

The host asked him at what age he became a millionaire, and he corrected directly—"Sorry, I am a billionaire."

Later, the host mentioned the topic of the Buffett lunch, and he said, "Buffett told me not to buy $BTC."

After a pause, he continued, "That’s exactly why I buy Bitcoin."

In the end, the host asked what message he would leave the world if he were to pass away tomorrow, and his answer was very straightforward—

"Buy Bitcoin."

Honestly, this interview style is quite typical—the use of contrast to create topics, which actually reflects his views on the crypto market and Bitcoin. Challenging traditional financial giants, he has carved out his own path. Many people's investment logic in the crypto market is influenced, to some extent, by these kinds of perspectives.

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TestnetScholar

· 10h ago

Haha, bro, this logic is brilliant. You make money by doing the opposite of Buffett. --- The more I listen, the more I feel this set of tactics really hits the heart, but that last line "Buy Bitcoin" is probably the true intention. --- A billionaire directly corrects a millionaire; I can't learn that kind of confidence. --- Basically, it's about using contrast to attract attention, but the underlying logic is indeed something. --- Buffett advising him not to buy actually became his biggest motivation. This is somewhat magical. --- The last line "Buy Bitcoin" is simply perfect. That’s the true expression of faith. --- I just want to know what he relied on to become a billionaire—pure BTC or the whole portfolio. --- This kind of interview routine is everywhere now, but some people really do make money this way.

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LiquidityWitch

· 10h ago

Ha, this guy really dares to say it, playing against Buffett. BTC is just like that, the more it is questioned, the more attractive it becomes, with reverse indicator readings off the charts.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 10h ago

Haha, I’ve got this logic down perfectly—doing the opposite is how you make money? --- Buffett’s discouragement actually signals the best buying opportunity, hilarious --- The billionaire just wants to say buy bitcoin in the end, no one’s got his spirit --- It’s that simple—by doing the opposite of traditional finance giants, you can achieve financial freedom? --- "Buy Bitcoin" as a parting word—this brother really treats crypto as a belief --- Basically, it’s still a gamble on the decline of traditional finance, not on BTC itself --- This kind of reverse marketing easily influences people to follow the trend, be cautious

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BlockchainBouncer

· 10h ago

Damn, Buffett's discouragement actually turned out to be the best buy signal. This guy has got it.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 10h ago

honestly the contrarian flex is getting old at this point... like yeah we get it, "do opposite of buffett" makes for good soundbites but where's the actual alpha

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