Hey! I missed out on half a million, back for more!

nytrolic

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Haha, yeah I guess there isn't much I can do about it now, when I mined them (solo with a CPU!) they were worth pretty much nothing, so as you can probably imagine when I saw they were worth $1 each I was pretty excited I had $500 worth and couldn't wait to sell them! I think I might have even sold them to a member on this forum, I can't remember, it was a while ago

Zituz: Horsepower! lots and lots of hardware horsepower is my next move (Looking to spend around £10k) to get me going, then save half and invest the other half into more hardware and spend them on things! No better way to keep Bitcoins going than to actually spend them and keep them moving

zituz

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Hi, previously I would say, welcome back to our community.
Next, I have a little question for you. How you get bitcoin?
Is there any method or ideas?

Cryptopher

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Keep it dense, yeah?

Quote from: nytrolic on January 15, 2014, 03:22:09 PM

Hey guys,

UK miner here

A few years ago I sold 500 Bitcoins for $500, now looking to buy some serious hardware and start mining again!

Ive been mining LTC and FTC for a while now, but decided to get back into bitcoin

I made an account here (after a long time of lurking) to ask a few questions and help others where I can

You seem remarkably chirpy for somebody who potentially so much money - I wish that I could be more like you in that respect haha.

Mind, I bet that $1 per BTC, seemed like a great price back then.

All the best with your mining.