The comments at the bottom of the article are fun to read! 
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Wish I had that kind of appreciation. If I had only bought sooner. . . That will be what everyone says (besides the handful that bought at $1 to $10).
At least the author is wise enough to look beyond the traditional investments and consider Bitcoin as a great way to diversify.
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I guess those who missed out on the 100,000% appreciation in bitcoin have no recourse but to make fun of those who didn't.
Wish I had that kind of appreciation. If I had only bought sooner. . . That will be what everyone says (besides the handful that bought at $1 to $10).
At least the author is wise enough to look beyond the traditional investments and consider Bitcoin as a great way to diversify.
Don't worry, if you own some now and hold on for a while, you'll get to enjoy a nice return, too!
The term "retirement portfolio" usually denotes tax deferral/exemption and contribution/withdrawal restrictions. Has anyone paid taxes on a bitcoin transaction? 
Do you mean has anyone paid taxes on either capital gains or bitcoin mining income? B/c I haven't yet, but plan to next spring.
) that any appreciation from zero dollars and cents is an infinite percentage. I'll accept 100,000% and rising, as second choice 
