Well, most of which I omit bitcoin today because trading. Well, maybe I nearly lost about 0.5 BTC. but, I think it was very appropriate with the results I get. Well, maybe I lost a total of bitcoin is 0.7 BTC, if added with investing and gambling.
Each user values its bitcoin, and very difficult to imagine that all of them can easily be given to gambling, but you can not trade for income problems. But this makes it impossible to know how much large number of bitcoin on the lost forever. 
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lots and lots of bitcoins have been lost forever but the interesting mystery may be some programmers are trying hard a lot to bring back those bitcoins regulate in circles but u see thats against the rules ,well we have to wait for the future,.
Well, most of which I omit bitcoin today because trading. Well, maybe I nearly lost about 0.5 BTC. but, I think it was very appropriate with the results I get. Well, maybe I lost a total of bitcoin is 0.7 BTC, if added with investing and gambling.
Bitcoin are never lost.except stock in transaction
There is a view that those bitcoin lost along with the keys and access to the purses. You can not deny the fact that this may be that some users have lost them. I know it is a tricky question. What do you think, how many Bitcoins are lost forever and are 'out of the network' by lost private keys?
difficult question , there is not person calculate .but i think very many because users bitcoin many too
I agree we cannot calculate this at all but I think there is lost a pretty large amount.
I think we lose about 1 bitcoin a year or even more. Think about it. A lot of people use bitcoin and they put their bitcoins onto an address then they just forget about that small amount and they lose the private key. Multiply this by a million people then we lose that much bitcoins. Even if its a small amount of satoshi, one or even 100 then that a lot.
That is just some "think about it" thinking or simply speculation. Even if my reply to you is also pure speculation since we don't have a way to find out a way to make statistics, I think that 1BTC a year is such a low amount for how much bitcoins are lost forever. The early investors that didn't actually care about bitcoins or probably forgot where they hid their private keys, that makes up thousands of coins already. The bitcoin users that dies, loses their private keys, and all that makes up some more coins.
I also don't think that we're even a million in population so there's not a million people losing their bitcoins.
I think we lose about 1 bitcoin a year or even more. Think about it. A lot of people use bitcoin and they put their bitcoins onto an address then they just forget about that small amount and they lose the private key. Multiply this by a million people then we lose that much bitcoins. Even if its a small amount of satoshi, one or even 100 then that a lot.
That is just some "think about it" thinking or simply speculation. Even if my reply to you is also pure speculation since we don't have a way to find out a way to make statistics, I think that 1BTC a year is such a low amount for how much bitcoins are lost forever. The early investors that didn't actually care about bitcoins or probably forgot where they hid their private keys, that makes up thousands of coins already. The bitcoin users that dies, loses their private keys, and all that makes up some more coins.
I also don't think that we're even a million in population so there's not a million people losing their bitcoins.
I know it is a tricky question. What do you think, how many Bitcoins are lost forever and are 'out of the network' by lost private keys?
difficult question , there is not person calculate .but i think very many because users bitcoin many too
I think we lose about 1 bitcoin a year or even more. Think about it. A lot of people use bitcoin and they put their bitcoins onto an address then they just forget about that small amount and they lose the private key. Multiply this by a million people then we lose that much bitcoins. Even if its a small amount of satoshi, one or even 100 then that a lot.
I know it is a tricky question. What do you think, how many Bitcoins are lost forever and are 'out of the network' by lost private keys?
my head dizzy thinking about this question, Simple question but difficult to answer, bitcoin used in worldwide and bitcoin is anonym or digitalcurrency60% of bitcoins mined has never moved. If those turn out to be lost keys that would be interesting.
I know it is a tricky question. What do you think, how many Bitcoins are lost forever and are 'out of the network' by lost private keys?
my head dizzy thinking about this question, Simple question but difficult to answer, bitcoin used in worldwide and bitcoin is anonym or digitalcurrency60% of bitcoins mined has never moved. If those turn out to be lost keys that would be interesting.
I know it is a tricky question. What do you think, how many Bitcoins are lost forever and are 'out of the network' by lost private keys?
difficult question , there is not person calculate .but i think very many because users bitcoin many too
I guess we cannot guess how many were lost, but I think it is so big to count since the very start of using bitcoin in the world, so no need to count on how many were lost because we cannot do anything with that.
Yup, we can tell exactly how much btc we lost in our gambling history. And if we have that information we may get back our loss with other work. So it helps people to be aware of their gambling addiction. Even I am also not maintained that list. But I know that I am in loser side.
This idea that fewer coins due to loss or destruction will be helpful to bitcoin by raising the value of bitcoin doesn't make a lot of sense. To the contrary, it underscores the physical security issues with bitcoin. If I put my fiat in a bank, I won't lose it because I forgot some ridiculous password. No, I have an identity and I can use my identity to verify my ownership of the currency and then take actions to always control the currency I placed in a reliable and insured bank.
Now, I'm not saying there aren't benefits to bitcoin. Bitcoin definitely is valuable in ways that fiat will never touch. But... there is a huge issue with security and that the various losses have definitely contributed to the slow adoption to the mainstream.
But this idea of "the less the merrier" is only valid if 1) bitcoin continues to successful and 2) People can benefit from actually having at lease "some" bitcoin to actually use. People who have lost their bitcoin because of the inherent security flaws (yes, forgetting or losing your own password is a security flaw) wouldn't agree with this idea that losing their bitcoin is a 'good' thing.
Now, I'm not saying there aren't benefits to bitcoin. Bitcoin definitely is valuable in ways that fiat will never touch. But... there is a huge issue with security and that the various losses have definitely contributed to the slow adoption to the mainstream.
But this idea of "the less the merrier" is only valid if 1) bitcoin continues to successful and 2) People can benefit from actually having at lease "some" bitcoin to actually use. People who have lost their bitcoin because of the inherent security flaws (yes, forgetting or losing your own password is a security flaw) wouldn't agree with this idea that losing their bitcoin is a 'good' thing.
I'm kinda new to this but does unrecoverable automatically mean lost? Is this the same when you like burn fiat money and permanently put the bill out of circulation? I was under the impression that it is not since from what I understand the transactions are sorta "remembered" and it's possible to track these non-moving bits and maybe like redistribute them or put them back to circulation in some other manner.
Of course that opens up new problems since that's basically taking money that is not yours.
Of course that opens up new problems since that's basically taking money that is not yours.
I guess we cannot guess how many were lost, but I think it is so big to count since the very start of using bitcoin in the world, so no need to count on how many were lost because we cannot do anything with that.
It is their because in the beginning when the mining was easy their were lot of miners who mined for fun and just throw their hardware and wallet , thinking of waste of time and now when they are seeing the current situation they are searching it but not able to find it and who ever gets it if he knows about bitcoin then he will be really happy if not same old fate of that bitcoin will happen of dumped in garbage
I guess we cannot guess how many were lost, but I think it is so big to count since the very start of using bitcoin in the world, so no need to count on how many were lost because we cannot do anything with that.
I do not exclude the possibility that he might even become a victim of the situation and lose everything that connects me with bitcoin wallet. Thus it will replenish the number of losses.
I guess we cannot guess how many were lost, but I think it is so big to count since the very start of using bitcoin in the world, so no need to count on how many were lost because we cannot do anything with that.
If it is carried out such a strange policy for many bitcoin they can throw their wallets. The governments of some countries are very clearly makes it clear that cryptocurrency be outlawed.
I know it is a tricky question. What do you think, how many Bitcoins are lost forever and are 'out of the network' by lost private keys?
i am can not calculate , may be many .. because this is not careful from userJump to: