I came across an interesting perspective which states that Bitcoin has nothing to do with ordinary people. It only becomes relevant to you if you get involved; if you don't, it's just an internal tug-of-war where wins and losses have nothing to do with you. Even if its price soars to one million or ten million dollars per coin, it doesn't concern you because it's essentially a zero-sum casino. Is this really the case? Whether it's Bitcoin, gold, or properties in first-tier cities like Beijing...

I came across an interesting perspective which states that Bitcoin has nothing to do with ordinary people. It only becomes relevant to you if you get involved; if you don't, it's just an internal tug-of-war where wins and losses have nothing to do with you. Even if its price soars to one million or ten million dollars per coin, it doesn't concern you because it's essentially a zero-sum casino. Is this really the case? Whether it's Bitcoin, gold, or properties in first-tier cities like Beijing...