Topic: How many bitcoins do you have (poll)? - page 2. (Read 3543 times)

It's also surprising that bitcoin millionaires don't come here to brag about their wealth. They must be some sort of weirdos. I bet if this were a "How much money you're worth?" thread, they would be all over this thread bragging about their fancy cars, fast women, and goat ranches. Well, maybe not about the fast women, but you get the gist.


"Way to go, Black Arrow!"


"So funny, but I can't believe you went there."

I have less that I would like to have.

lol +

we are here because we want to be bitcoin millionaires....the bitcoin millionaires are sipping martinis by the beach....

just under 100 not including altcoins

That is an impressive amount of money. Wow. Early adopter or drug dealer?

8% over 1000 wow.

actually only the same number of people could roughly be millionaires at this point because if they did hold others could not buy!!!!

beggers ??  ................................! only your awnser says anough what you are  

but for your holy sake i will delete that post ,   

[ edit ]  deleted post where iam suppose to beg ??

Are you storing the 8 paper wallets in 8 different places?
That's sounds like a pain, as you will probably forget where some of them are placed.

I am sick of all this beggers...

Anyhow:

proof:
Here is one of my addresses:
https://blockchain.info/address/1MziobuBLErusgDjB1sDDK26vfJXEMX7cN
Signature:
mysignature
H5hjHIrBbQo219SO0hUw2uP4gc0WSLXa6owZGNEjb56UClC9OT79mLC6CRRWoxdep3IRjw0rs+qcP7Y/8QBG41A=

There are probably plenty of people on this forum who might have easily become millionaires if they'd held. You'd either have to had foresight, forgotten about it, didn't really care or were a true believer to have gathered over 1000 and clung to them all this time.

If you'd bought at 6 cents it would've been mighty hard to resist selling when it got to $1. Rinse and repeat all the way up to today.

I think it's easy to forget how precarious and close to failure Bitcoin looked at various times. Right now is a great time to buy. It's never looked stronger and 1 BTC is still within reach for many people.

I regret not getting into BTC when I first heard about it. I was working at a major tech company when it launched and a group of my friends got into it. Tons of them were server admins so they got into mining. I was into other stuff at the time. Despite being fascinated and having money to spare, I didn't get involved.

Several years later, I'm finally getting involved. I still consider right now to be 'early adopter' territory. We're JUST now seeing some more mainstream acceptance (with Overstock and Tiger Direct, among others). I really enjoy BTC and cryptocurrencies overall being considered as the internet of money. (Here's the article, I'll let him make his own point  http://theumlaut.com/2014/01/08/bitcoin-internet-of-money/)

Imagine getting in on the internet a few  years after its inception? Or television? I believe cryptos are just as revolutionary (if not moreso).

For that matter, making any type of income online (BTC or otherwise) is still early adopter territory in the grand scheme of things. As far as I'm concerned, widespread high speed internet is little more than a decade old. Most of humanity still isn't online. If you can tap the internet to earn an income, that's cutting edge of humanity shit.

Anyway, I'm rambling. My point is - we're still early adopters in BTC. Invest what you can when you can. The price is always going to fluctuate. Stop worrying about the BTC/USD number and look more at what you can do with it.

Let's adopt BTC as a currency, not as a commodity. That's certainly still early adopter territory.

I've received over 2 BTC according to my blockchain wallet.

When I get some more rigs running im generating a whole coin and tossing it in offline storage.
Just incase they go up to a million $ a coin in my lifetime.

I have > 8 BTC seperated into 8 smaller 1 BTC paper wallets, and the rest on my phone.

Thanks for the advice. I've been a bit skeptical about investing in mining, but it seems like it would be a decent investment over a long-term period. Then again, there's no telling how the market will look over a long-term period, so investing in mining is probably high-risk.

I don't know about that either. I'm pretty new, so I've only got about BTC0.10

1. We are still early adopters. I tell people this when they say, "Whoa, $800 for a coin is too expensive!" Price is simply a number that reflects supply and demand.

2. I have regretted mining purchases but never bitcoin purchases. Case in point I bought 65 coins back when the price was sub $100 to buy ASIC chips for a DIY mining project. The project fell through but I was able to get a refund, thank god. That was a stressful time--I should have held onto them in the first place. Also think how many people bought now-obsolete mining gear for hundreds of bitcoins before the price shot up to $1000. It's almost too painful to think about.

you prolly have more than me

My reaction exactly. I wonder if the early adopters have already cashed out back when it broke $100. I know I'd be tempted!

hmmm… not too sure about this one. just saying.