Alex30YearsBtc

In a space where everyone wants to 100x by tonight, I’ve decided to run the dumbest experiment of all for 30 years.
I used to watch charts until 3 a.m., chase shitcoins, and study all kinds of dizzying indicators. Looking back at the numbers, a whole year of effort not only cost me hair—it didn’t even outperform simply holding #BTC.
Most people lose money in the crypto market not because they get the big picture wrong, but because they’re too eager to get rich today—and end up falling just before tomorrow’s dawn.
Starting today, I’ll share my live $BTC DCA portfolio here, fully transparently:

At 3 a.m. this morning, my alarm didn’t go off, but my DCA bot did its job right on time:
💰 Invested: 400 USDG
📉 Average price: 77,512.8
🪙 Credited: 0.00516043 BTC
Last October, Bitcoin fell below the 80,000 mark. I checked the news this morning and saw that so-called “on-chain whales” had started net shorting for the first time since June, while the experts were digging up old predictions from 2014 and 2018 overnight, warning everyone that November could bring another 10% to 30% drop.
What can I say? When it climbed to 85,000, they were calling for 150,000; when it dropped to 77,000, the

When you see bloggers blindly praising centralized exchanges and urging people to give up their cold wallets, block them immediately—they’re either stupid or malicious!
This time, Binance was hacked for $6 billion, but because that hasn’t yet hit the platform where it hurts (only 1/20 of its overall size), it can still promise to reimburse everyone in full without feeling the pinch.
What if hackers make off with $60 billion or $600 billion next time? When the day comes that the exchange is insolvent and goes bankrupt, your so-called “finding a real, living person to hold accountable” will amou

The Fear and Greed Index plunged to 35, its lowest level since August.
The crypto market’s most absurd comedy keeps playing out on repeat: when the index is at 75, everyone is shouting “supercycle,” lining up to provide exit liquidity for the whales;
Now the Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 35, and all the coins are on sale, yet people are imagining the industry going to zero and rushing to cut their losses, handing over their bloodied bags.
You’re not afraid of the drop; you just naturally like buying high.

What do you think would happen if you forced yourself to invest ¥100 in $BTC every day and left it untouched until age 60?
Based on a 25-year period (age 35 → 60):
• Daily investment: ¥100 (the price of two cups of coffee)
• Annual investment: ¥36,500
• Total principal over 25 years: ¥912.5k
Even if BTC enters a low-volatility bull market in the future:
👉 At 15% annualized compound growth = 8.45 million RMB
👉 At 25% annualized compound growth = 45.86 million RMB
Most people lose money because they always want to 10x their money in a year; the truly smart ones use just ¥100 in spare cash flo