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前 Meta 工程师解释为什么卖掉比特币 前 Meta 工程师 @techleadhd 沉寂一段时间后重新露面，坦言自己已经清空全部比特币仓位。他认为，比特币的核心问题是"注意力即流动性"——NFT 泡沫证明持有本身救不了价格，真正需要的是源源不断的下一个买家，而如今愿意公开谈论比特币的人已经所剩无几。 [Spoken audio]: So in this video, I will explain exactly what I saw that unsettled my nerves so much. So here's what I had backwards the entire time. In an attention economy, you don't trade fundamentals, you trade attention, and that attention is liquidity. So let me make this simple. Think about NFTs. People paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for a JPEG. Everyone bought high. Everyone held. No one sold. Diamond hands, right? But did that keep the price up? Well, no, NFTs collapse anyways and most are worth 0 today, because price is not about how many people buy and hold, it's about weather. A new buyer shows up tomorrow willing to pay more. The next marginal buyer. And so the moment attention disappears, so too does the buyer. And that is the whole mechanism and the same may happen to Bitcoin as well. Holding does not save you only the next buyer does. So the real problem is attention. You see the difference with gold. go doesn't need new attention. It's had 5,000 years of it baked into history, culture, family traditions. Well, companies don't need it either because companies manufacture attention regularly. They have a marketing department, new products, new iPhones, press releases, quarterly earnings, conferences, launches. There's always a fresh reason for a new buyer to show up. But Bitcoin has none of that. No earnings, no yield, no press releases. Bitcoin needs people to talk about it to attract new buyers and the people who used to talk about it have gone silent. And so I sold and then I went dark because I realized I had no idea what I was doing anymore. I'd built my entire identity around this. I was the Bitcoin guy, but as the markets moved against me and my thesis simply was not playing out, I only doubled down and found myself confused, depressed, burned out and honestly a little embarrassed at how deluded I had let myself become. I'm rebuilding now. And to be clear, I'm still bullish long-term. I'll probably buy it back in lower someday. But on my way down I did see something I can't unsee and if you understand this it may save you the same pain I just went through
