Today, the US market is closed for the holiday, which is a day of rest. I can spend this day reviewing some research reports. Today is also the first day to practice playing ball; my waist and legs are sore. After returning home, I practiced for a while myself, making this day quite fulfilling. Yesterday, I was still worried about the dual currency expiration today. Although it was executed and made a profit, I don't know why every time I sell bitcoin:native, I feel uncomfortable, especially since I bought it at such a low price.

After the expiration today, I raised the selling price from $62,000 to $63,000. Unfortunately, I bought Bitcoin at $59,000 and sold it as soon as it hit $60,000. Regardless, I have re-entered the dual currency for another 20 days, and my annual return has exceeded 26% now. This yield is decent, much higher than just leaving funds in the exchange to earn interest. Of course, the premise is that I have to bear the current price for buying Bitcoin.

This is not a problem for me, but the biggest hassle with dual currency is that once it rises to a price I don't want to buy at, it becomes difficult to handle. After all, I am unwilling to sell at $70,000 or $80,000. Therefore, I am now prepared to specifically buy some Bitcoin for dual currency use below $65,000, which won't be counted as currency in the traditional sense. According to the gold standard, it should be simpler.

I suddenly realized that tomorrow is Saturday. It feels like the holiday has suddenly become a lot more boring.

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