At present, the total value of Bitcoin in circulation in the world has exceeded US$14 billion, and the volume of transactions in the Chinese market has exceeded 90%. Such "competition" is attributed to the huge investment of China's 80s and 90s. Many currency holders are looking forward to relying on this line to achieve financial freedom.
Tiger sniffing: In the nine years since the birth of Bitcoin, its development has been under the strict supervision of governments. However, due to the huge interests driven, the number of people who have invested in this business is still increasing. At present, the total value of Bitcoin in circulation in the world has exceeded US$14 billion, and the volume of transactions in the Chinese market has exceeded 90%. Such "competition" is attributed to the huge investment of China's 80s and 90s. Many currency holders are looking forward to relying on this line to achieve financial freedom. While Japan announced the legalization of Bitcoin and Russia is pursuing this result, many young Chinese are waiting for the next move of their governments in uneasiness. Recently, three Chinese young people and an American working in Beijing accepted an interview with the British "Guardian" and expressed their hope, reliance and uneasiness about Bitcoin.
The following content was originally published in the Guardian, and the tiger sniffs compilation (refinement and deletion).
In April, a bright afternoon in Xicheng District, Beijing, in a veiled high-rise apartment building, 27-year-old Yang Huai was sitting there, screaming at his own wealth.
His apartment is located on the 8th floor of the Chinese as auspicious.
Half a year ago, Yang Huai was still a "all-rounder", while he was traveling through a well-known consulting company and a founding company, and interviewed a water hedge fund management. Today, he is single-minded. For six months, he mostly stayed at home, nestled on the gray mini sofa, and buried himself in the collection and trading of Bitcoin. In his view, although the financial work he was engaged in was “very creative,†the bitcoin line was “younger, more interesting, and more profitableâ€.
According to him, the current monthly income of one million is not a problem. However, he also wants "a more energetic life."
So, he bought a bunch of valuable equipment, stuffed with the room that made people unable to open their hands. Among them, the most eye-catching is the high-definition smart display with a width of more than one meter. With it, the ups and downs of Bitcoin and the resulting changes in wealth can be seen.
Frankly speaking, it is not an idiotic dream to make big money in this line, but participants also have to bear high risks. Bitcoin is a P2P currency that is free from government and central bank intervention. But in China, the situation is different.
Just in February of this year, the government issued regulations requiring that all bitcoin trading platforms should not engage in financial operations such as financing and financing, and should not participate in money laundering activities, and must not violate the state's financial laws and regulations on anti-money laundering, foreign exchange management and payment settlement. After the release of this request, the two largest bitcoin trading platforms in China, Firecoin.com and OKCoin, announced the suspension of the coin-raising business for one month.
This kind of thing in Yang Huai’s view is "although it is troublesome, but it is not a big problem", but it is to let Chen Xing (transliteration, the respondent asked to skip the last name) to go through the business and ponder for a while. The 35-year-old Morningside child has not been exhausted and looks timid and sensitive. He used to be a geospatial engineer and eventually gave up the job of “too comfortableâ€. Today, he has been working on bitcoin for four months. He obviously does not understand the government's strong control over the relevant platforms.
But for him, the fragility of the Bitcoin system itself is the most heart-wrenching. "Technology is being updated every day. Maybe a hacker will emerge tomorrow, and the whole system will be given up with a few drums. The so-called security is all about 'operation'. Once this layer is broken, Bitcoin will be It is over. "For this reason, although Chen Xing calls himself a "believers" of Bitcoin, he does not intend to regard this business as a long-term sale - although he does not deny that income is not the same.
"It’s always unstable," he said in an interview.
Because of this, every time he starts a few bitcoins, he will change it into cash as soon as possible, because he feels that this is more practical. This kind of mentality can be regarded as a heterogeneous in the bitcoin trading circle of China.
Brendan Gibson, 32, an American who has worked in China for six years, has been playing bitcoin for three years. When he was interviewed, he picked up my phone and gave me an app called BTC Wallet. Then he transferred me a seed fund - 0.0027 bitcoin. According to him, this 0.0027 is the per capita bitcoin holding of 7.8 billion people worldwide (calculated based on a total of 21 million pieces).
Yes, Gibson believes that everyone should use bitcoin – even “grandparentsâ€.
For Gibson, bitcoin is a way of life, and he counts on it to achieve complete financial freedom. In the United States, he has done the so-called "gray" mortgage industry, which makes him and Chenxing as easy to be suspicious. However, what he is most worried about is not the fragility of the Bitcoin system itself, but the fragility of private banks.
"I don't think the economy should be built on a series of vain numbers. But now everyone is counting on the 12345... bitcoin on the bank account. Its nature determines: the holder itself is his own bank. This is also reassuring."
One thing I have to mention. One of the fatal weaknesses of the Bitcoin system is that once the holder loses the secret key of the wallet, the bitcoin inside can no longer be found. It is said that 30% of the bitcoin (a total price of about 5.4 billion yuan) was so devastated in the previous year. And this pain point has undoubtedly made many people glimpse the door to making money.
Sun Zeyu's picture at work comes from the Guardian
Sun Zeyu, 27, is one of them. Working for a technology company in Beijing, he has just developed a project called Coldlar. This project provides an offline entity wallet for Bitcoin holders. To open it, simply scan the QR code. Sun Zeyu said that the security of Bitcoin is indeed "hard to protect", so he and his colleagues designed the above projects so that users can bypass the major platforms and control their own wealth more securely. "Now (bitcoin) prices are coming up, everyone is aware of the importance of security," he explained.
While still studying at the university, Sun Zeyu recognized the existence of Bitcoin through a seminar organized by Firecoin. Like his friend, Yang Huai mentioned at the beginning of the article, Sun Zeyu yearns for money, a lot of money. He didn't want to tell me how much the monthly income is, but he can guarantee that he is now "a lot of times" compared to the monthly income of 8,000 when he entered the market three years ago.
Part of this revenue is directly derived from Bitcoin transactions, and part of it is derived from the revenue generated by Sun Zeyu's project. The good momentum of ColdBA r makes Sun believe that: Within ten years, the value of Bitcoin will reach the height of "one = one suite in Beijing". In this process, a small shock like “suspending the coin-raising business†will be “as frequent as breathingâ€, but because of the benefits, everything can pass.
He is convinced of this.
In addition to Sun Zeyu, the daily “work†of the other three interviewees is somewhat out of the way, but this does not prevent them from calling. For example, Gibson, in addition to intercommunicating with hundreds of bitbusters in China, he has attracted nearly 1,000 people into this emerging industry (of course, I don’t know how many people like me, the 0.0027 “principal†has been recorded since Sleeping). This is probably the best proof of his trust in the industry. As for Chenxing, he simply said: The active bitcoin group in Beijing is a big reason for his stay in this city and the industry.
"I can run into some bitcoin 'true love powder'... I think, people who like bitcoin are free to love," he said.
As for Yang Huai, he can hardly tolerate a little bit of doubt about Bitcoin, so he said it is harder: "Yes, Bitcoin is risky. But why should I talk to people (those who are upset)? What? I earn my money, this is all right... If you don’t plan to buy, I won’t waste time talking to you.†In addition, he admits that for those who are first-in, they may not know how to do it. It is a bad thing. If he can maintain this status quo, he is still very happy.
But this is unlikely. Although the price of Bitcoin has already entered the cloud, it does not mean how this line will be in the future – knowing how the external environment will change, knowing that practitioners themselves will not limit or even cut the industry.
Currently in Japan, Bitcoin has been recognized as a legal currency. Will China wait for this day? Many people think that it is unlikely. However, most of them are planning to take root in this line, because they believe that whether it is government intervention or anything else, they will eventually pass. It seems that only Morningside, he is still uneasy. For Bitcoin, his final conclusion is: "I will never feel safe."
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