When did you first hear about Bitcoin?

Today, when “blockchain” and “Web3” are frequent terms in financial news, I always think back to that “stupid thing” I saw in a newspaper corner more than a decade ago: “10,000 Bitcoins bought two pizzas.”

At the time, I could never have imagined that these two terms would so profoundly shake the world.

When did you first hear about it? Was it through a friend, news, a forum, or a tech geek’s blog?

This is the most interesting part. What did you think it was at the time?

Is it a scam? A high-tech joke?

Is it a useless string of virtual code? A new online game currency?

Or do I vaguely sense something different, but can’t quite put my finger on it?

Typically, the next memorable event comes from its explosive news. Which surge or crash brought it back into your attention? Was it the frenzy of 2017, Tesla’s entry into the market in 2021, or a famous stock exchange collapse?

As time goes by, has your understanding of it evolved from “a currency” to “an asset”?

Today, the price of Bitcoin is no longer just a topic of casual conversation; it is a reality.

So, when did you first hear about Bitcoin, and what was the story?