🍟 At 14, working at McDonald's 💰 Average purchase price of Bitcoin was $600
Many people only see today's CZ.
But they don't see the 30 years behind him.
In 1989, he immigrated to Vancouver.
His father worked as a teaching assistant at UBC,
and his mother worked for many years in a sewing factory because her English was not good.
The family was not well-off.
At 14, Zhao Changpeng
worked at McDonald's.
He was not a business genius.
He was not born with a golden key.
He was just a child from an ordinary immigrant family.
He entered McGill University,
studied biology,
and switched to computer science.
He did not follow the "standard elite path,"
nor did he succeed right after graduation.
What he relied on was —
technical skills + extreme execution ability.
Later, he went to Tokyo to develop a securities trading system.
He joined Bloomberg.
He worked his way up from a programmer to managing an 80-person team.
By then, he had been honing his skills in the "underlying financial system" for many years.
In 2005, he started a business in Shanghai.
He served major clients like General Motors.
Before the explosion of the crypto world,
he had been preparing for 20 years.
Then, Bitcoin came.
He bought it at an average price of about $600.
At that time, no one was shouting about a bull market.
No one was acting as a KOL.
There was no community frenzy like today.
Only a very few people
truly understood its significance.
📌 The truth is harsh:
Most people see wealth.
A few know that it is the result of long-term preparation.
Others see $600 to buy coins.
What they don't see is —
he had long understood trading systems, financial structures, and risk mechanisms.
🔥 The market always rewards those who "understand in advance,"
not those who "chase after the highs later."
Many people ask:
"Why do others always seize opportunities?"
The answer might be simple:
You see the trend,
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