#我的周末交易计划

In mid-2009, Satoshi Nakamoto launched Bitcoin, the first decentralized blockchain digital currency. With a fixed total supply of 21 million coins, it verifies transactions through the PoW consensus mechanism. It features anonymity, transparency, and global circulation, and is regarded as "digital gold." Its development has several milestones: the first physical payment in 2010, and in 2024, the US approved a spot ETF, attracting giants like BlackRock and billions of dollars in compliant capital. Bitcoin's core value lies in anti-inflation and decentralization, but it also faces controversies such as extreme price volatility, high energy consumption for mining, and unclear global regulatory policies. Additionally, its low transaction efficiency makes large-scale commercial use difficult. Today, it is gradually approaching mainstream assets, with increasing institutional allocations. However, challenges like regulatory crackdowns and technological iterations remain, and investors should view it rationally and be cautious of speculative risks.