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There’s a popular internet joke going around: If you had bought 1000 bitcoins in 2010 and held onto them until today, what would happen? Based on today’s prices: 1000 BTC would be worth about $62.35 million, or roughly 423 million RMB. It sounds pretty straightforward:
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AI visual note: The image shows a Bitcoin/TetherUS (BTC/USDT) candlestick chart on Binance, with the current price at 62,475.99 USD and a 24-hour gain of +3,602.46 (+11.14%). The accompanying post highlights that 1000 BTC is now worth approximately $62.35 million, and the chart visually supports this by showing BTC's massive price trajectory from lows near $1,050 to its current price above $62,000, demonstrating the extraordinary growth that would make early investments extremely valuable.
Recent arbitrage opportunities for operating CRCL: CRCL itself has limited trading hours, but some crypto platforms have started offering related perpetual contract trading. Opportunities mainly arise during non-trading hours. When the US stock market closes, if CRCL perpetuals
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AI visual note: The image shows a stock chart for Circle Internet Group (ticker: CRCL) priced at US$62.29, down $3.12 (-4.72%) today and an additional $0.74 (-1.17%) after-hours, with a volatile price trend displaying a sharp drop and partial recovery. The chart illustrates the kind of significant price swings and after-hours movement that create the arbitrage opportunities mentioned in the post, since CRCL's limited US trading hours combined with volatility in the displayed timeline could lead to price gaps when perpetual contracts trade continuously on crypto platforms.