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Topic: Are there people here from 2013 who are not millionaires now? - page 5. (Read 7348 times)

hero member
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I do not know if many members are millionaires even if they have been in bitcoin for that long, if you bought bitcoin for a dollar and then bitcoin raises to 20 dollars would you not be tempted to sell? Because I think that almost any person with blood in his veins will consider selling and get that many profits, only those that were real believers on bitcoin have hold for so long.
legendary
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I started with no capital, worked up my accounts on cryptsy and mintpal and a little on poloniex. Cryptsy took me for 3 btc and a lot of other coins. I worked up to 15 or so btc but sold a lot too soon at $1200. Sold a lot of my alts right before the alt bubble because I wanted to get my money off the exchange. I made money but could have made a lot more. I couldn't get ethereum to work enough to gpu mine it so I didn't think it was going to be successful but I still made a little eth, us dollars and btc off it, maybe $1200 worth total, evenly split between them. sold 495000 dgb at 34 satoshi for a not quite break even trade just to get out of poloniex. I think by the time eth was just getting going I had alt coin overload because I was investing wrong. I switched to more in and out day trading and now more and more markets isn't such a bad thing.
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What are you even talking about bruh

In 2013, Bitcoin started at $15 and now it peeked at about $2700.

This means it became 2700/15 = 180x as high.

So you would've had to 1,000,000/180 = $5600 to be a millionaire right now... And you would've had to resist the panic seller feeling, and the peaksell at 2013 and you would've ofcourse needed the 5.6k... In 2013, I would've probably thought, with the increase of less than a cent to $15, the $15 price was just a peak and it would sink down again later on... You're stupid if you think everyone here from 2013 is not a millionaire...

2011 is a whole other story. Bought for $0.30, sell at $2700, it would be a 9000x increase, so you would've had to invest only $110


You do not need  to buy Bitcoin in 2011. You needed to buy only video card to start mine it.

As a famous Wei Dai did. He just spend 170$ for ATI video card to get his six digits right now. He are still one from view who not panick sell adn etc.

Also he wrote a lot about how this could be possible in future and why he is the one who get millions from nothing

Here its really very intresting. He is the one who is millionaire now.

http://www.weidai.com/


Also Vitalic Buterin is an earlier adopter of Bitcoin.
I know he is genius boy and very talanted programer and Ethereum creator.

But even without Ethereum I think he still would be a millionaire now, because he really was 1 of the first who started to mine and adopte Bitcoins.

sr. member
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What are you even talking about bruh

In 2013, Bitcoin started at $15 and now it peeked at about $2700.

This means it became 2700/15 = 180x as high.

So you would've had to 1,000,000/180 = $5600 to be a millionaire right now... And you would've had to resist the panic seller feeling, and the peaksell at 2013 and you would've ofcourse needed the 5.6k... In 2013, I would've probably thought, with the increase of less than a cent to $15, the $15 price was just a peak and it would sink down again later on... You're stupid if you think everyone here from 2013 is not a millionaire...

2011 is a whole other story. Bought for $0.30, sell at $2700, it would be a 9000x increase, so you would've had to invest only $110
sr. member
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Run as fast as you can - or jump in a faster river
Been involved in bitcoin since 2011. Cashed in too soon. When it hit $20 I thought it was too good to be true and sold all of the several hundred I had mined to that point.

After that I didn't pay attention to bitcoin or altcoins for several years. Finally last year started getting interested again and bought some Dash at around $3/coin. Made the same mistake as before - sold when it hit $16.

Investing in several more coins this time and won't make the same mistake again - holding until I get at least enough to pay off my house and all other debts.



Oh you seem to have a good gut feeling for picking coins up at the right time - so what do you invest in now? Tongue
sr. member
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Run as fast as you can - or jump in a faster river
I guess all the guys that traded marihuana for BTC and did not cash out - or only cashed out a bit are superrich. Read an article in 2011 or so about a Collective in the Netherlands that baught Marihuana legally  - sold it over the web for BTC and shipped it. And they where all committed to hold it for at least 5 years. Would be interesting to hear from them now  Smiley
member
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Been involved in bitcoin since 2011. Cashed in too soon. When it hit $20 I thought it was too good to be true and sold all of the several hundred I had mined to that point.

After that I didn't pay attention to bitcoin or altcoins for several years. Finally last year started getting interested again and bought some Dash at around $3/coin. Made the same mistake as before - sold when it hit $16.

Investing in several more coins this time and won't make the same mistake again - holding until I get at least enough to pay off my house and all other debts.

legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
I am a moron that allows real life to interfere and cash out always before a spike! How are you supposed to know the DAO is going to get bailed? The dark Markets are going to pick up a coin?

The millionaires are those that were well off enough to not have to cash out for periods of time when bills needed to be paid. Money begets money and it takes money to make money the poor are at as much of a disadvantage here as anywhere else. Although the scammers do seem to have it easier here and I'm sure most of them are rich.
sr. member
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Looks like i am writing in a thread of a millionaire who spends his humble time in this forum. Tongue just to tease others to show his millions  Roll Eyes .You have to invest wisely and another thing is holding it for a much longer time,i did invest in ETH when it started and sold off when i was in profit,i never imagined that the price of ETH will be anywhere the price it is now.
full member
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If so what were your big mistakes that prevented this from being the case?
50% are automatic losers by default. This accounts for majority of the non-millionaires. We certainly do not belong in this topic just wanted to give some personal insight. Buying and holding for 3.5 years was how we became millionaire status and our experience show most don't buy and HODL but instead play the gambling/p&d games. Those last crowd amount for roughly 50% of the losers. The last 50% fall into the "I am going to have a Lamborghini" aka the "get rich quick folks", these people are repeat losers that never learn how to invest and make wealth. Thanks for the topic!
hero member
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Is this your way of subtle bragging? Of course there's lots of people from that time that aren't millionaires genius  Roll Eyes If you had $1000 USD and your coin went up 100x guess what, you're still not a millionaire.

legendary
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are you a millionaire?

most people from back then are not millionaires. most people panic. others gets bills. most didn't have much to start with. others were too stupid or sensible to throw it all in on alts. even if they are millionaires from alts, it's paper profit until they cash in.
legendary
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MY RED TRUST LEFT BY SCUMBAGS - READ MY SIG
Who is here from 2013 who is not a USD millionaire at least on paper?

I bet noone here from 2011 is not a millionaire.

If so what were your big mistakes that prevented this from being the case?

** edit

don't take from this post that I myself claim to have attained that millionaire status .... but then my early trading was an example of how not to trade. Im guessing the majority has done far better.


let us not let this thread turn into a sour grapes situation....but it is nice to know many average everyday people have now made life changing amounts of fiat due to crypto. I feel millionaire status is within grasp of so many that are here even recently.

let them enjoy their success and inspire us all..
If they made it by buying fairly on the market or mining fairly then it is great to know that so many have done so well.


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