$TBC

TBC (Turing Bit Chain)
Why do we need a "piggy bank that won't be impulsively opened"?
The charm of cryptocurrency lies in its "high volatility"; the cruelty of cryptocurrency, on the other hand, precisely stems from this "high volatility". Let's take a look at these real historical snapshots:
BTC: In 2017, it skyrocketed from $1,000 to $20,000. How many people sold off midway due to "fear of hitting the peak," only to watch it reach $100,000 eight years later;
BNB: From less than $1 at issuance to soaring to $1000 by 2025, the over 1000 times increase is behind countless users who cut their losses due to short-term pullbacks and missed the main upward trend.
ETH: In 2017, it surged from $10 to $1400. How many people cleared their positions out of fear of hitting the top, only to see it soar to $4800 two years later—it's not a lack of courage, but rather the difficulty of human nature.
SOL: In 2020, it skyrocketed from $1 to $260, early holders sold due to the "too rapid increase," and by the end of the year, it surged to $300—those who got off early could only slap their thighs in regret watching others profit.
What's even more heartbreaking is that even if you withstand the fluctuations, you might still fall victim to "storage": centralized exchanges being hacked, losing wallet private keys, platforms suddenly running away... Over the years, the funds lost by users due to "saving money" are enough to create several more crypto unicorns. What we need is not a more stimulating speculative tool, but a "counter-human" savings solution — one that can help you combat the emotional disturbances brought on by volatility, and also allow you to have complete control over your assets without relying on any third parties.