This is not the first time this kind of demolition incident has happened. In some countries, if a newly elected president or governor enters sit , they might really want to take over an area to build, and if there are houses in the area they want to take over, they don't mind demolishing them and carrying out whatever project they want. It's also the same thing that happens to some people who invest in land. You can buy some plots of land this year with the hope of selling them after 5 or 10 years, but before your date is due, the government will just take over the land.

Regrets or no regrets, the truth is that there's no investment that doesn't have any risk. That's also the reason why it's not so good to only have one income source. So, I am not surprised that things like that happen. Yeah, Bitcoin might not be designed for the purpose of investment, but now we know that it has become a good means of investment, it is an asset, a valuable one at that, and whoever is putting in his or her money into it is not making a mistake, but they must be fully educated about Bitcoin to be able to make a successful investment and attain profit.