Reference News Network reported on April 13 that the British media said that on a sunny afternoon in western Beijing, on the eighth floor of an ordinary tall building, Yang Huai (sound) sat in the apartment with curtains and devoted himself to creating himself. In luck. In the past six months, the 27-year-old Yang Huai mainly worked on the sofa at home. He followed the Bitcoin market and traded, watching the money roll.
According to the British "Guardian" website reported on April 11, the apartment itself is not large: Yang Huai moved to live here before engaging in bitcoin transactions, when he was in a crowdfunding startup and A brand consultancy company has worked and is involved in hedge fund management, all of which he calls "innovative financial work." But now, his main focus is on Bitcoin, which is "fresher, more interesting, and has more money." Yang Huai claimed that by trading this online cryptocurrency, he can earn up to 1 million yuan (about 116,000 pounds) a month.
According to the report, Bitcoin has no physical form, but its return is real: Yang Huai’s residence is full of expensive electronic appliances, the most prominent of which is a huge flat-panel display whiteboard, which is wider than 1 meter, Yang Huai used it to draw a high-definition chart of Bitcoin.
In general, Yang Huai's graphic shows that the price of Bitcoin and his own wealth are rising in a wave. When the reporter wrote this report, the price of 1 bitcoin was 6,600 yuan - the price has reached a position far above 8,000 yuan in recent months. The total market value of global Bitcoin is more than 14 trillion US dollars, of which more than 90% are bought in RMB. Yang Huai and his colleagues are taking advantage of the opportunity.
According to the report, it is undoubtedly possible to make big money from Bitcoin, but the risk is also high. By design, Bitcoin is a personal-to-person (P2P) currency. However, since Bitcoin was introduced in 2009, the Chinese government has taken measures to regulate it. In order to comply with regulations, China's two largest bitcoin trading sites (OK Coin) and Firecoin.com announced that they would suspend bitcoin for one month.
Yang Huai called such an incident "inconvenience, not a problem." Such an event allowed Morningstar (he did not let the reporter write the full name) to pause and think about the road. At the age of 35, he is somewhat childish and has been engaged in bitcoin transactions for the past four months. He retired from his work as a government geospatial engineer's "too comfortable" job after he entered the Bitcoin transaction.
According to the report, for Morningstar, the system itself is vulnerable. He explained: "Technology is changing every day. Maybe tomorrow hackers can find a way to crack bitcoin... This security is achieved through mathematics. If you can break math, bitcoin is nothing." That's why Although Morningstar claims to be a "believers" of Bitcoin, he does not intend to participate in Bitcoin trading for a long time.
He said: "This is really not a stable thing." He refers not only to the price of bitcoin fluctuations, but also to the technical future of this cryptocurrency uncertainty. Still, he still earns more money than working in government. In a good luck month, Morningstar can earn a profit worth about 5 bitcoins, or close to 40,000 yuan, and he is more willing to convert these profits into cash.
In the rapidly changing world of cryptocurrencies, nothing seems to remain static for a long time. Regardless of unpredictable government measures or discussions within the Bitcoin circle on how to value the industry, although Bitcoin advocates are confident, the overall growth in market value to date is not necessarily the future of Bitcoin. Have any suggestion.
According to the report, in Japan, Bitcoin has recently been recognized as having the status of a court currency. But no matter how popular the popularity continues to soar, the same situation is unlikely to occur in China. Many bitcoin traders in China are involved in trading in the long run. However, Morningstar is more suspicious. In a word, he said the final view of Bitcoin: "I will never feel safe." (Compile / Cao Weiguo)
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