Even Kevin Tsai supports Bitcoin: Aren’t all currencies virtual?

The influence of Bitcoin on public opinion has reached a new peak worldwide. In Taiwan, discussions about Bitcoin are endless. I found that Kang Yong, the most talkative person, also called for Bitcoin on his Facebook page. He wrote: "Everyone calls Bitcoin, which has appeared in recent years, a virtual currency. However, aren't all currencies virtual?"

Kang Yong classified his remarks as "a kind message to a cruel society", which sparked widespread discussion among young Taiwanese. The original Kangxi Lai Le variety show stars also jumped on the bandwagon and commented on Bitcoin. Huang Haoping, one of the Kangxi Lai Le crew members and a guest on the show "Strange Talk", posted a selfie video today to explain all aspects of Bitcoin to everyone.

Today, another person's remarks have attracted widespread attention. That is Da Hongfei, the founder of NEO (formerly Ant Group).

When he was interviewed by CNBC, he was asked about the recent surge and bubble of Bitcoin. In his answer, he mentioned that Bitcoin has attracted a lot of attention, which is a good thing for the development of the blockchain industry. There is a bubble in this industry, but it is ok to have a bubble. In history, the development of many new things has experienced bubbles. Now it may be in the late stage of the bubble, but even if the bubble bursts, when the industry grows again, its development will be greater.

Not at all. The Internet bubble in the past is a good example, which later led to the grand dinner for half of the Internet tycoons in Yiwu last night.