In the ten years since the birth of Bitcoin, we have witnessed the changing attitudes of people towards this revolutionary technology. Some briefly participated and chose to leave, some hesitated at first and then re-engaged, while others have always remained committed, and yet others have permanently left this field.

Most early participants have exited, and many have also missed the opportunity for the value of Bitcoin to soar. This phenomenon may actually be a good thing, because if all of these people were still in the market, the price of Bitcoin would likely not have reached its current level.

The reasons for people's hesitation or eagerness to exit can be varied, but the most critical factor is often a lack of a sufficiently grand vision. Our vision shapes our perspective, and our perspective determines our actions.

At different stages of Bitcoin's development, we often hear the same voice: 'It's too expensive.' Whether it's 10, 100, 1000, or 10000, there are always people who think the price of Bitcoin is too high. This mindset leads them to never be able to make up their minds to buy.

In contrast, those who persevere always believe that Bitcoin is still in its early stages. Regardless of how the price fluctuates, they firmly believe that the potential of Bitcoin has not yet been fully realized, and therefore are unwilling to sell easily.

People who lack a long-term vision may struggle to hold on during a bear market, but often cannot withstand the test of a bull market. Once prices rise, they are eager to sell. This phenomenon is not unfounded, as we have already seen similar real cases.

The real challenge is to maintain our beliefs and positions regardless of how the market fluctuates. This requires us to have a clear understanding and strong confidence in the future of Bitcoin. Only with a grand vision can we achieve true success in the long-term development of Bitcoin.