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"At the beginning of the year, I had just quit my job and wanted to study something at home. I decided to try my hand at virtual currencies, specifically Bitcoin. I thought I could make some money from it. However, as I delved into it, I lost interest midway, and eventually, I abandoned the idea. I didn't want to deal with it anymore.
Fast forward to recent times, and Bitcoin's price plummeted rapidly, resembling a freefall. It even gained the trending label ""Bitcoin is dead"" on Google searches last week. While I was aware that ""Bitcoin is dead"" had trended before, this time it reached a peak not seen since 2018.
Peter Schiff, a long-time critic of Bitcoin and a proponent of gold, seized this opportunity to criticize Bitcoin, claiming that this crash is just the beginning, and Bitcoin will not recover. Interestingly, even though Peter has consistently criticized cryptocurrencies, he changed his tune and suggested that the cryptocurrency market might have a future, but Bitcoin definitely does not.
Honestly, when I saw Bitcoin's trend, I had mixed feelings. I felt somewhat relieved that I abandoned it earlier this year, which spared me from the massive Bitcoin price crash. In retrospect, my short-lived interest in Bitcoin saved me.
However, there's a downside to my inconsistency. Over the years, my short-lived passions have cost me several opportunities. Therefore, my mixed feelings about this stroke of luck made me realize that I can't rely on luck forever. It's essential to make changes.
Thankfully, I've now found a new job, an ordinary office job, and I'm determined to give it my all. I hope this time I won't ruin it with my fickle interests." |
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Post time 23-10-2023 13:45:16
