“One in ten thousand chance,” there is a story behind this.

One of my classmates was an early employee when Binance was still called “Bijie.” At that time, a portion of the salary structure for employees was paid in BNB, and according to him, many employees had grievances about it.

In the last cycle, he already held 30,000 BNB, which firmly occupied one ten-thousandth of the total BNB supply.

His success story has been a profound guide for me:

A one in ten thousand chip ratio, when placed on any asset that can successfully emerge, is a tremendous success.

As for whether a token can succeed, that is another question. Everyone participates in web3 to find a possibility. If finding an asset is the goal, then increasing the chip ratio is a necessary means.

Taking $ordi with a total supply of 21 million as an example, divided into 10,000 parts of 2100 $ordi. I can’t say that $ORDI will definitely succeed, but I indeed have 2100 of $ORDI and I am willing to hold on until the day it succeeds. With such a drop, what are 2100 coins worth?

As long as Bitcoin does not disappear, $ORDI will always exist on the BTC network, and people's exploration of the Bitcoin ecosystem will not stop.