The long-termism I discussed in the video: "At this stage, talking about long-termism is no longer just about making money. A friend from Goldman Sachs recently told me that the investment performance of many assets, including US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, gold, silver, and even A-shares, has far outperformed the crypto over the past few years." Why do you still get so deeply involved and can't get out? After listening, I could understand his perspective. From a pure investment standpoint, funds should go where returns are high, volatility is low, and drawdowns are controllable. This is the rationality of professional finance, but for me... crypto has never been just a place to make quick money. In the past ten years, I've witnessed Bitcoin transform from something misunderstood by the public, labeled as a pyramid scheme, and treated as a toy for fringe individuals, into a global strategic asset, integrated into the asset allocation frameworks of mainstream institutions, and even beginning to influence national-level financial narratives. Of course, I've reaped the rewards—I've earned eight-figure wealth and experienced countless booms and busts. But more importantly, I've linked my stage of life with a narrative of an era. It's not simply about buying and selling a stock chart; it's about participating in a global financial and credit system restructuring. I would call Bitcoin the only supranational currency ever created by human civilization. Furthermore, I've grown alongside this industry. Even more fortunately, throughout my ten years in the crypto, I've consistently shared, output, and expressed myself. Perhaps because of a single explanation, a single tweet, or a single viewpoint, thousands, tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of people—it doesn't matter—have learned about Bitcoin for the first time or truly owned it for the first time. Perhaps knowing or owning Bitcoin has changed their lives, and I feel extremely honored and happy. I will continue on this path; this is my long-term commitment.

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It's all in the wine.