You cannot desire to create wealth while avoiding risk. This statement succinctly expresses the truth of investing, especially in investments that carry some risk.
On the path to wealth, we often face a real paradox: wanting to achieve substantial returns while hoping to avoid all risks. However, as an old saying goes, "There is no such thing as a free lunch."
Bitcoin is currently the 7th largest asset in the world by market value. Ahead of it are companies like Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Google, while behind it are many other hot publicly traded companies like Tesla.
These companies, like Bitcoin, may also carry the risk of "bankruptcy." So, which do you think has a higher probability of bankruptcy: these companies or Bitcoin? It's hard to say, isn't it? In fact, we don't wish for their failure, as these technologies serve each of us.
However, the risks associated with these large companies are not influenced by individual will; we cannot predict what risks these companies may face in the future.
Because risk is inevitably present, there is no such thing as an absolutely risk-free investment. Moreover, true investors understand that risk is the bridge to returns and a compensation for understanding. This narrow bridge has eliminated too many unqualified investors.
Bitcoin is not only a technological innovation but also an experiment in trust and value. In this experiment, understanding risk and learning to dance with it is more important than mere fear or blind optimism.
