In 2017, a man in South Korea borrowed money from his parents, sold his car, and maxed out three credit cards to buy Bitcoin at $19,000.
The next month it fell to $6,000.
Then $3,500.
He couldn't tell his parents.
He went to work every day like nothing had happened.
For two years he said nothing and paid down the debt quietly.
In 2020, Bitcoin crossed $19,000 again.
He called his parents.
"I need to tell you something," he said.
The silence on the line lasted five seconds.
"We know," his mother said. "We've been watching the price too."
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