Everyone should just lose all their Bitcoins so the price goes up uP UP
If a lot of people lose their coins, then they will get discouraged to use the currency. The price will go down, rather than going up.
Topic: How many Bitcoins are lost and never going to be in circulation ? (Read 686 times)
If a lot of people lose their coins, then they will get discouraged to use the currency. The price will go down, rather than going up.
April 18, 2014, 11:06:29 AM
Everyone should just lose all their Bitcoins so the price goes up uP UP
April 18, 2014, 10:17:15 AM
A comprehensive list has been already made. Just check this thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lets-add-up-the-known-lost-bitcoins-7253
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lets-add-up-the-known-lost-bitcoins-7253
April 18, 2014, 10:15:03 AM
As the title state, how many Bitcoin are lost due to lost backups ?
There are several BTC addresses that contain atleast 40000 Bitcoins. But when you look at when the last transaction was made you can see that it was more than 1 year ago, or even in 2011.
Is that because of some one that lost his Bitcoins? Or just because he/she is trying to hide it from the IRS ? Or perhaps cold storage wallets that belong to large exchanges?
There are several BTC addresses that contain atleast 40000 Bitcoins. But when you look at when the last transaction was made you can see that it was more than 1 year ago, or even in 2011.
Is that because of some one that lost his Bitcoins? Or just because he/she is trying to hide it from the IRS ? Or perhaps cold storage wallets that belong to large exchanges?
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