Investing 1,000 yuan daily in Bitcoin is stressful. Based on a monthly investment of 1,000 yuan in spare cash, let's look at the returns.

⚠️ Important premise: All Bitcoin trading, speculation, and exchanges within mainland China are illegal financial activities, not protected by law, with no guarantee of fund safety or rights protection, and extremely high risk. The following is purely a mathematical calculation and does not constitute any investment advice.

1. Basic principal

1,000 yuan per month
Total investment over 10 years: 1,000×12×10 = 120k yuan (120k)

2. Different scenarios after 10 years (monthly compound interest investment)

1) Historical real average (BTC's annualized return over the past 10 years of regular investment is about 33%)

- Total account assets: about 2.18 million
- Net profit: about 2.06 million
- Increase: 18 times

2) Neutral and steady (annualized 30%, a reasonable long-term central value)

- Total assets: 734k
- Net profit: 614k

3) Conservative low growth (annualized 15%)

- Total assets: 275k
- Net profit: 155k

4) Optimistic bull market (annualized 50%)

- Total assets: over 5 million
- Net profit: nearly 4 million

5) Extremely pessimistic (crash to zero)

- Principal suffers significant loss or even becomes zero

3. Harsh reality that ordinary people must recognize

1. Terrifying volatility: a 70%-80% crash in a single year is normal; 90% of people can't hold on and have to sell halfway
2. Policy red line: Bitcoin trading is strictly prohibited domestically; platform scams and frauds cannot be legally prosecuted or recovered
3. History does not repeat: Early rapid surges in BTC are unsustainable; high returns are not possible forever
4. Dollar-cost averaging only spreads out costs; it cannot eliminate the risk of zeroing out or black swan policy risks

One sentence summary

1,000 per month, 120,000 over 10 years
Lucky: tens of thousands to over 200,000 (80% chance)
Market explosion: several million
Getting wrecked: total loss of capital (unlikely)
Brothers, do you understand? Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.