We all have our own achievement with regards to bitcoin but I really inspired with the 19-year-old boy who gets rich by his young age. It is really something to be proud of being a millionaire at the age of 19.
Most of us have at least $1000 in our savings account, it sounds so normal but the young boy makes it enough to become a millionaire someday, it is enough to invest in cryptocurrency.
At the age of 12, the boy received $1000 from her mother as a gift and he used it to buy bitcoin and how he became a millionaire. He currently owns 401 bitcoins, which equals $3.4 million at a rate of $8,512 a coin.
Source: https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2018/02/02/bitcoin-millionaire-says-this-is-how-much-to-invest-in-cryptocurrency.html
GDrive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sT3hEAnbr4DJRf0HcPEeMSzQtbYhJpWR/view?usp=drivesdk
This sounds so good, hoping that we feel the same way, most of us dream to be a millionaire or even billionaire someday, praying and wishing that it all come true someday, it takes time and experience to become one of those people. Just be patient and keep dreaming
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PS: I don't know what happens to the source link, I already edited it many times and it ends up like that.
PS: I just saved it to google drive so you can still visit the link if you want
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First of all, the story is two years old, so the guy is 18-20 years old, and I don't see why it's brought up for a discussion if it's not anything new.
Most of us have at least $1000 in our savings account.
Lol! Your dad is either a millionaire or you are unaware about the reality. $1000 is a big amount and I bet more than 95% of the young age people don't have even half of it.
Secondly, I wanted to address this statement that avikz commented. I am pretty sure that even in developed countries not every child gets $1k as a gift at the age of 12 (even in the US
every fifth child lives in poverty), and in a country like mine it's unthinkable. And I am sure that the majority doesn't have $1k as savings, but then it depends on what you mean by 'us'.
Finally, as for the whole thing and whether it's inspiring... Reading an
article on Guardian about this guy, he seems like a person that comes from a highly intelligent family, but is actually quite a pr*ck himself who likes showing off how rich he is and is glad he doesn't have to go to college now that he's a millionaire. I hope his scar from being bullied at school heals, and Erik finds a purpose in life rather than ends it in a few years out of boredom.