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One about Bitcoin
Once upon a time there was a small, unknown boy named Bitcoin. He was born in January 2009 in a dark, quiet cave full of cryptographic wizards. No one paid any attention to him — he was worth almost nothing, less than a speck of dust. But inside him burned a great dream: to climb the highest mountain in the world, a mountain whose peak no one knew, because it hid in the mists of the future. He told himself: “My height will be my strength. The higher I climb, the freer I will become.”
At first it was very hard. For the first years (2009–2010) he crawled along flat ground — his price barely rose above a grain of sand. Then came May 2010, and Bitcoin took his first real step: he traded 10,000 of his pieces for two pizzas. People laughed: “An entire fortune for pizza?” But he knew this was his first true move upward.
In 2011 he reached the level of one dollar for the first time — as if he had climbed onto his first small hill. Joy! But mountains are cruel. Soon came the storm (the first big hack and crash) and he slid back down.
Then came 2013 — like a new path suddenly opening. He rose quickly: from $150 to $350, then to $1,242! People started shouting: “Look, the boy is climbing!” But the mountain grew angry — in 2014 an avalanche swept him down to $340–530. He lay long in the valley of sorrow and pain.
Yet Bitcoin never stopped dreaming. In 2017 a real tailwind arrived. First he broke $2,000, then $5,000, $8,000, $17,000… and in December 2017 he stood at almost $20,000! Everyone cheered: “He’s almost at the top!” But the mountain was still much taller. In 2018 a terrible storm knocked him down to $3,300. He lay there broken; many already mourned him as dead.
But fairy tales about brave heroes do not end in the valley.
In 2020 came a great darkness — a sick world, fear, a drop to $5,000. But Bitcoin rose again. He began to climb once more: $10,000, $19,000, $40,000… In 2021 he reached a peak no one had imagined — $64,800! He danced on a rocky ledge while the world applauded.
But mountains show no mercy. In 2022 more storms came — he fell to $16,000, even below $18,000. People cried: “He’ll never reach the summit again!”
Bitcoin just smiled into the fog and whispered: “I’m not at the top yet. This mountain is higher than anyone thinks.”
And then came 2024 — a new path opened. Past $45,000, then $73,000… In December 2024 he crossed the magical line of $100,000. People stared with open mouths.
And in August 2025… he reached a summit no one expected: $125,725! He stood there, in wind and sunshine, looking down at all the valleys, avalanches, storms, and at those who once abandoned him.
But do you know what he discovered?
The mountain has no end.
Every peak he reached only revealed another, even higher ridge ahead. So Bitcoin stands on what he thought was the summit, and once again looks upward. He smiles and says:
“I’m not at the end of the journey yet. I’ve only realized that this mountain is endless… and I was born to climb forever.”
And so he continues — sometimes falling, sometimes soaring, but never giving up.
Because the one who was born worth almost zero and decided to climb a mountain with no known peak… has already won long ago.
The end? No. Just another rest before the next steep ascent. 🚀⛰️
At first it was very hard. For the first years (2009–2010) he crawled along flat ground — his price barely rose above a grain of sand. Then came May 2010, and Bitcoin took his first real step: he traded 10,000 of his pieces for two pizzas. People laughed: “An entire fortune for pizza?” But he knew this was his first true move upward.
In 2011 he reached the level of one dollar for the first time — as if he had climbed onto his first small hill. Joy! But mountains are cruel. Soon came the storm (the first big hack and crash) and he slid back down.
Then came 2013 — like a new path suddenly opening. He rose quickly: from $150 to $350, then to $1,242! People started shouting: “Look, the boy is climbing!” But the mountain grew angry — in 2014 an avalanche swept him down to $340–530. He lay long in the valley of sorrow and pain.
Yet Bitcoin never stopped dreaming. In 2017 a real tailwind arrived. First he broke $2,000, then $5,000, $8,000, $17,000… and in December 2017 he stood at almost $20,000! Everyone cheered: “He’s almost at the top!” But the mountain was still much taller. In 2018 a terrible storm knocked him down to $3,300. He lay there broken; many already mourned him as dead.
But fairy tales about brave heroes do not end in the valley.
In 2020 came a great darkness — a sick world, fear, a drop to $5,000. But Bitcoin rose again. He began to climb once more: $10,000, $19,000, $40,000… In 2021 he reached a peak no one had imagined — $64,800! He danced on a rocky ledge while the world applauded.
But mountains show no mercy. In 2022 more storms came — he fell to $16,000, even below $18,000. People cried: “He’ll never reach the summit again!”
Bitcoin just smiled into the fog and whispered: “I’m not at the top yet. This mountain is higher than anyone thinks.”
And then came 2024 — a new path opened. Past $45,000, then $73,000… In December 2024 he crossed the magical line of $100,000. People stared with open mouths.
And in August 2025… he reached a summit no one expected: $125,725! He stood there, in wind and sunshine, looking down at all the valleys, avalanches, storms, and at those who once abandoned him.
But do you know what he discovered?
The mountain has no end.
Every peak he reached only revealed another, even higher ridge ahead. So Bitcoin stands on what he thought was the summit, and once again looks upward. He smiles and says:
“I’m not at the end of the journey yet. I’ve only realized that this mountain is endless… and I was born to climb forever.”
And so he continues — sometimes falling, sometimes soaring, but never giving up.
Because the one who was born worth almost zero and decided to climb a mountain with no known peak… has already won long ago.
The end? No. Just another rest before the next steep ascent. 🚀⛰️
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