I just saw Kuniwaka Rei come out and speak again, the Japanese internet celebrity who claims to be from 2058. Honestly, her previous predictions were somewhat accurate—she guessed the number of gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, the plunge of the Nikkei index, and Abe stepping down, all of which turned out to be correct, no wonder so many people believe her.

This time, Kuniwaka Rei shared an investment story, saying her father bought 1,400 Ethereum at the end of 2019 and buried them in their yard, planning to dig them up in 2058. Why not buy Bitcoin? She said the Ethereum ecosystem would have more application opportunities and greater potential for growth. It sounds somewhat logical, but it could also just be a post hoc rationalization.

Even more unbelievable, she also said that Bitcoin would rise to 780 million yen in the future, but by then, "you can only sell, not buy." Her fans were excited when they heard this, thinking there’s still a chance to make a profit now. However, Kuniwaka Rei’s comments also sparked some skepticism, with some pointing out that her predictions are actually quite vague, possibly just luck or post-prediction adjustments.

Honestly, seeing Bitcoin at $77.99K and Ethereum at $2.30K now, some people are wondering if Kuniwaka Rei really has some insight into the future. But scientists generally doubt the possibility of time travel. Whether Kuniwaka Rei is a true prophet or a marketing genius, she has definitely stirred up the crypto market discussion.

My view is that instead of blindly following Kuniwaka Rei’s predictions, it’s better to assess your own risk tolerance. Some worry that her statement that Bitcoin can "only be sold" might trigger panic selling, so investing should still be rational. Anyway, Kuniwaka Rei’s story is entertaining enough—just treat it as entertainment, and let the market decide what’s real or not.