Zhu Su: The exit of Bitcoin OGs is not the end; Bitcoin has never relied on any single entity.
BlockBeats News, February 3, Zhu Su, co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, stated that the exit of bitcoin OGs (veteran investors) from the market is not as pessimistic as it sounds. In fact, since the early days of bitcoin's development, OGs have been exiting continuously. Each token distribution has strengthened bitcoin's long-term health and monetary value.
If bitcoin relied on individuals to buy or hold it, it would have disappeared long ago. The same goes for Saylor of Strategy; he is just a figurehead, and the real bearers of Strategy's bitcoin risk exposure are actually MSTR investors.
It is worth noting that Zhu Su had remained silent since the end of September last year, but became active again at the end of January this year. Yesterday, he also commented on the incident where Li Lihua and the 1011 insider whale lost money investing in ETH, stating, "They suffered losses because they re-entered the market too early out of confidence after selling at the top."
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