If the majority (98%) of players in the market simply buy Bitcoin in equal shares, they will lose - as Bitcoin would depreciate under such a strategy, and until the majority sells, Bitcoin won't resume its growth. In antagonistic zero-sum games, the majority always loses. Therefore, it's crucial not just to buy, but to know how much Bitcoin to purchase and transfer to a cold wallet to ensure that the majority will never be able to buy it again. That's why the bet of 2.625 Bitcoin still remains optimal in this game.

A question might arise, why would the majority (98%) never buy Bitcoin? After all, it seems like an obvious strategy... well, they won't buy it precisely because according to their 100 IQ logic, they don't want to make people like me or other holders richer; they simply can't understand the simplest truth - it's when the majority DOESN'T buy Bitcoin that they make us richer. When 98% of suckers put their money into LUNA or BNB, those trust scammers who take the suckers' money buy Bitcoin, because they're already up to their ears in their own garbage, and their accounts in US dollars or euros are simply inaccessible, as they can be blocked.