Why Did The Blockchain Group Buy 60 More Bitcoin? My Midnight Reflection on Fear, Power, and the Quiet Rise of Decentralized Trust

The Number That Kept Me Awake

Last night, I stared at the screen—a single line: “The Blockchain Group增持60 BTC.” Not a headline. A heartbeat. I’d been tracking DeFi protocols for years, but this move felt different. No press release screamed “bullish”—just silence.

They spent €550K. Total holdings: 1,788 BTC. In a world screaming for yield, they chose stability over speculation.

I thought of my mother’s voice in Cantonese: “Don’t chase what moves,” she’d say. And my father’s books on Hawthorne and Hayek—”True wealth lives where no one owns.”

What Does It Mean to Hold?

We’ve been taught that value equals price. But what if value is measured not in dollars—but in trust?

Bitcoin doesn’t rise because it’s scarce. It rises because people—real people—are choosing to believe in something unbroken.

The Blockchain Group isn’t a hedge fund. It’s a cathedral of code. Each coin is a prayer whispered into blockchain soil.

The Quiet Revolution of Trust

I used to think algorithms were cold. Now I know they carry warmth—if written by those who remember what matters.

This isn’t manipulation. It’s an act of radical tenderness: to hold when others flee, to stake when others sell, to believe when no one else does.

I don’t know if you’ll follow. But I wonder: did you ever ask why you bought? or did you just buy because everyone else did?

Your Move Next?

Tonight—I’ll open my terminal again. The market breathes quietly here, at the edge of Silicon Valley, wearing deep blue light, adapted from silver particles of code—and old Chinese wisdom.