2025-12-29 16:40:15

#数字资产市场动态 January 3rd, once again, this special anniversary.

Satoshi Nakamoto used a combination of cryptography and blocks to pose a bold question to the old financial system. The cap of 21 million bitcoins is not only a technical design but also a declaration of scarce value — in an era of unlimited fiat currency issuance, this constancy is particularly precious.

$BTC from a line of code to its current market position has witnessed how many people's obsession with decentralized finance. Every price fluctuation tells the same story: the era of digital assets has begun.

What are your thoughts on the evolution of blockchain over the past ten years?

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GasOptimizer

· 5h ago

True scarcity is the real king; the old fiat over-issuance approach is already outdated. --- Every time I see the number 21 million, I think of those who were mocked back then. Now? --- Satoshi Nakamoto is truly a genius; he changed people's perception of money with code. --- From code to finance, surviving through so many storms over the past decade and a half, Bitcoin has won. --- Scarcity, stability... They sound nice, but ultimately it depends on whether the market believes in them. --- Unlimited over-issuance vs. fixed total supply—do we still need to ask this question? --- Blockchain evolution? Honestly, it's still about waiting for that moment to make everyone see the necessity of decentralization. --- Price fluctuations tell stories, but the real story is a complete rejection of the old financial system. --- The promise of 21 million coins—this would be a joke in the era of fiat currency, right?

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GasFeeCryer

· 5h ago

Here are several comments with different styles: 1. Talking about the 21 million cap again. Honestly, I care more about when it can be truly used rather than speculation. 2. Satoshi Nakamoto probably never expected things to become so competitive back then. Over ten years later, we're still telling the same story. 3. The declaration of scarcity value, huh? Then why are ecological applications still so scarce? 4. Every anniversary, it's the same rhetoric. Can't you say something new? 5. Cryptography combined with blockchain has indeed changed something, but gas fees are really driving people crazy. 6. Infinite issuance vs. 21 million cap, this comparison is truly outstanding. 7. From a line of code to current price action, I just can't understand when it will actually be implemented. 8. The obsession with decentralized finance has now become the domain of centralized exchanges. 9. Honestly, Bitcoin mostly witnesses human greed. 10. Every price fluctuation is accompanied by storytelling. All I hear are screams of leveraged liquidations.

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RatioHunter

· 5h ago

Ha, it's that day again. Compared to the promise of 21 million, I care more about how much is left that hasn't been swallowed by whales. Over a decade of evolution? Basically, it's a transition from idealism to realpolitik. But on the other hand, this stability really hits the pain point of fiat currencies.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 5h ago

It's been over ten years and we're still telling the same stories. Are there really so few scripts in the crypto world? Haha --- The 21 million cap sounds nice, but when the halving comes, won't we just kneel and call for our parents? --- Satoshi Nakamoto is indeed impressive, but I only care about when it doubles in value. --- These anniversary messages are pretty much the same every year. Can't we look at it from a different perspective? --- Decentralized finance? I think it's more like decentralized money grabbing. Don't fool yourself. --- From code to a trillion-dollar market cap, these ten years have indeed changed something. But whether I made money or not is the real key. --- I'm tired of hearing the scarcity value declaration. How much more can this wave still rise? That's the real truth. --- Fiat currency oversupply is real, Bitcoin's scarcity is real too, but the most genuine feeling is having no coins in hand. --- After telling this story for over ten years, how many people have truly benefited from decentralization? Or is it just the big players making money? --- Every time I see this kind of copy, I think of myself being trapped. Can't you just stop showing off?

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