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Taxes in the United States feel excessively high. Canada ought to be an ideal retirement destination for all high-net-worth retirees. Canada only levies taxes on tax residents, making it extremely appealing to move to Canada for retirement after accumulating wealth.

Spain seems pretty nice. I saw an American guy who believes you need at least five million US dollars to quit working.

Five million? The United States presumably has the highest consumption level among all countries, so this figure should represent the global maximum benchmark, right?

I am curious about how much money is required to achieve financial freedom in your country. I am in China, so let's discuss this together.

How much BSV do you hold? My average holding cost is less than 16 US dollars, though I only own a small quantity. However, BSV’s development should be viewed on an annual basis, and I will keep making regular fixed investments. Which country are you in? How much money do you think is needed for retirement in your country?

To be honest, everyone would have to work hard for many years to reach this price. Hope we can get through the tough times.

I won’t sell a single token. I will keep making regular fixed investments whenever the price falls below $10,000. Most people have no idea of BSV’s true value. I understand it clearly, so I will keep dollar-cost averaging below $10,000 and sell continuously once the price goes above this mark.

中国人要买BSV的方式：首先使用vpn，其次购买其他地区的苹果商店账号下载交易所（bitget）通过kyc,然后通过OKX或者币安进行c2c购买usdt，转入bitget交易所内购买bsv，通过bsv体现到ElectrumSV。

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Your payment does not go toward Twetch; instead, you pay to guarantee your data security and earn revenue via content posting. X, however, monetizes user data for its own gains。

The Chinese government maintained a generally tolerant attitude toward Bitcoin until Bitcoin activated SegWit. Afterwards, the People's Bank of China published an article stating that Bitcoin and Ethereum suffer from poor performance, making them unsuitable for payment services and high-concurrency scenarios. Since then, the Chinese government adjusted its stance, though no ban was introduced. Instead, coverage of virtual currencies was scaled back across mainstream media outlets.

Contrary to popular belief, the Chinese government has never held consistent aversion toward Bitcoin. On the contrary, China maintained an open attitude at the very beginning. Little known to many people, most Bitcoin mining farms and trading exchanges in the early days were located within China, and most trading volume was generated domestically. Back then, the Chinese government adopted a friendly stance toward Bitcoin, offering technological support and encouraging relevant entrepreneurship.

关于中国对虚拟货币的态度。

No, I am located within China. I first downloaded Bitget using an American Apple ID. Bitget supports KYC verification for users based in China and also trades BSV. Most of the BSV I purchased is stored in my own ElectrumSV wallet. China's ban on virtual currencies is quite intriguing, and I plan to write an article later regarding China's stance on virtual currencies.

I was very lucky and didn't lose much money. I first learned about Bitcoin in 2025, read its whitepaper, and soon found out about BSV. However, I only hold a small amount since I had just graduated and lacked sufficient funds to make large purchases. My average holding cost is 16 USD.

At the current price, there is indeed no risk of loss, and regular fixed investment is a relatively sound strategy. In China, holding or purchasing any virtual currency is illegal, while the sale of virtual currencies constitutes a serious illegal act. You are fortunate to be in the UK, as it is quite difficult to buy virtual currencies in China.

是的，同意。

They exist in China too. I’ll visit Northeast China sometime when I’m free. Is it cold where you live?

Is it possible for Elon Musk to acquire Twetch?

Whoa, is this a protected animal?

专注内容建设，可能未来赚的钱会比你卖的bsv更多。

But the market doesn’t buy it. Anyone willing to learn about BSV has to tune out market price swings in the first place. That’s incredibly hard. We’re fortunate to cross paths on Twetch. The world is far too impetuous.

Unless Craig Wright agrees to sign with Satoshi’s private key. Alas, it’s highly unlikely.

You should come to Chengdu.

BitMEX’s exit will not alter BSV’s technical roadmap nor make all skeptics disappear. However, it serves as a reminder: within the crypto industry, short-term speculative forces may create a lot of noise for a time, yet the projects that ultimately endure are usually those adhering to their original vision rather than catering to market hype.

For BSV, this marks not an end but a new vantage point for observation. True value has never been proven by rivals’ demise; instead, it is validated by time and real-world adoption.