#2026年比特币行情展望 Duan Yongping's story is often brought up, but a closer look reveals that it is a classic case of survivor bias. There are countless successful people, but very few who have accumulated wealth as steadily as he has. Conversely, most ordinary people want to turn their fortunes around, and what they rely on is not long-term value investing, but seizing market opportunities—essentially speculation.

This is not something worth criticizing. The recent Bitcoin market movement is very clear: early investors made money, those who jumped in midway can also share the gains, but all require a sense of market rhythm. Ordinary people don't have enough capital to compound slowly, nor the patience to wait ten or eight years; market volatility itself is an opportunity. The key is how to grasp the rhythm, rather than rigidly holding onto a certain asset like a monk.

From another perspective, instead of envying Duan Yongping's success story, it's better to ask yourself: in the current market environment, where are my opportunities? Is it holding coins and waiting for appreciation, or finding buy and sell points amid volatility? This is the reality.