Honestly, today let's talk about Buffett. Hmm, I don't like him; he gets more annoying as he gets older. To be precise, I don't have much goodwill towards old guys; as the saying goes, "Old but not dead is a thief." I rarely listen to what people say; I just look at where their butt sits and where their interests lie. Buffett has said many famous quotes, including "Gold has no value, Bitcoin has no value." When I hear him say that, I basically stop listening. Hmm, I have always believed that we should be very cautious of the words of these successful old men. Buffett's views generally follow two sets of rules: one is the meticulous, circular talk, mainly chicken soup and philosophy. The second is to protect his interest group; his scale is that of the defender of the dollar system. So he attacks gold and Bitcoin, even Elon Musk, because Musk and Peter Thiel are both leaders of disruptive innovation, which obviously conflicts with his interests. When Buffett was young, wearing nice suits and driving luxury cars, he was more honest and told some truths. However, he was heavily criticized by public opinion at that time, and since then he stopped speaking honestly. Because people do not accept the true meaning, only believe lies. As a result, the bigwigs are forced to talk nonsense, which ironically earns their respect. Many speculators who defend Buffett's unrealistic statements are often unable to see through the investment market and are easily used to take over positions. $btc