Many people let Pizza Day pass with a smile, but as a trader, I see two extreme financial decision models:

1. Extreme consumerism: spending $41 in 2010 to buy two pizzas (when BTC was about $0.0041).
2. Extreme hoarding: if those 10,000 BTC had been kept from that year until today, they would be worth billions of dollars.

What does this tell us? Not that you should go hungry, but that you should learn “layered take-profit” and “investing with spare money.”

Today, we celebrate this holiday on Gate.io—not to regret, but to look back and review. Take a look at BTC on the weekly timeframe: no matter how many times it has been cut in half (94, 312, 519), its bottom keeps rising.

My trading view:
Pizza Day is an excellent DCA (dollar-cost averaging) entry point. Since BTC has risen from the valuation of two pizzas to tens of thousands of times that, the current chop range is only a small ripple in a long river.

I posted my “pizza position” on Gate Plaza—bought some hundreds of U worth of BTC and set up daily DCA. No matter whether the price goes up or down, I buy BTC the same way I buy pizza. Of course, I won’t sell it to eat—I’ll hold it to trade for a future. #Gate广场披萨节