Topic: How old are you and what brought you into Bitcoin? (Read 4685 times)
I'm 25. Heard of it around January. Holding on to 20 bitcoins. Love the concept of cryptocurrency.
I'm 23. I first heard about Bitcoin in 2011 and remember being baffled about the idea of mining on a computer for currency. I shrugged it off, didn't look further into it and am now kicking myself.
It's no big deal. Even people getting into bitcoin now are still early adopters.
That is if bitcoin is going to grow.
I'm 25 and only heard about bitcoin a few months ago from a friend at a party. I spent the entire next day researching mining online (which my girlfriend did not appreciate), and I attempted to start mining with the GPU that I already had. The room it's in got so hot in the middle of the summer that I had to turn it off after just one day 
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I'm 23. I first heard about Bitcoin in 2011 and remember being baffled about the idea of mining on a computer for currency. I shrugged it off, didn't look further into it and am now kicking myself.
treat yourself as you would like others to treat u.
no kicking, be kind to yourself
also opportunities are like trains, they go and another one comes later
Very true. I know it's silly to second guess yourself and regret not acting, but, what a train to miss!! I'm hoping to buy myself my first Bitcoin as soon as I get paid this week.
I think feeling regret is healthy, it helps you learning from your mistakes.
However, kicking yourself like I used to do, self attacking, calling myself a loser, that is not good. You don't learn, just become even more risk averse and miss the next opportunity as well.
I'm 23. I first heard about Bitcoin in 2011 and remember being baffled about the idea of mining on a computer for currency. I shrugged it off, didn't look further into it and am now kicking myself.
treat yourself as you would like others to treat u.
no kicking, be kind to yourself
also opportunities are like trains, they go and another one comes later
Very true. I know it's silly to second guess yourself and regret not acting, but, what a train to miss!! I'm hoping to buy myself my first Bitcoin as soon as I get paid this week.
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Activity: 294
Merit: 250
This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
I'm 23. I first heard about Bitcoin in 2011 and remember being baffled about the idea of mining on a computer for currency. I shrugged it off, didn't look further into it and am now kicking myself.
treat yourself as you would like others to treat u.
no kicking, be kind to yourself
also opportunities are like trains, there is always a next one
I don't think u missed the btc train though, he's getting ready but still plenty of room, hump aboard sailor!
I'm 23. I first heard about Bitcoin in 2011 and remember being baffled about the idea of mining on a computer for currency. I shrugged it off, didn't look further into it and am now kicking myself.
51, and i plan on using the coins to pay for my shady activities with ladies of the night.
I'm 20 years old and found out about bitcoin on a youtube advert and it got me!!
Im 18 years old. One of my friends/co-workers told me at a break that one of his friends had invested in something called mining, i went home and looked into it. Have been caught since.
Late 30s, had an interesting in cryptography for a number of years.
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I'm Michael, 16 Years old and the Internet broght me to Bitcoins. I was watching some Youtube Videos and then there was a Video about Bitcoin. After that I searched other Bitcoin Videos and found "EndWorldSucksDotCom", that was this year in April.
I'm Michael, 16 Years old and the Internet broght me to Bitcoins. I was watching some Youtube Videos and then there was a Video about Bitcoin. After that I searched other Bitcoin Videos and found "EndWorldSucksDotCom", that was this year in April.
When I turned 20 when I first heard about Bitcoin in 2011. I read a bunch of articles about it and liked the idea of a decentralized currency but at that time I didn't know exactly what to do with the few bitcoins I earned with a little mining.
Therefore I lost the interest in BTC until the value started rising rapidly, that was the moment I got into BTC trading. Very little compared to other people at the market but it's a very fascinating thing for me. I like to try and "understand" the rules of the market, looking and analyzing the charts
Threads like "Goomboo's Journal" about EMA and trading strategies caught my attention and at the moment I'm working on my own trading strategy
So in short: Trading got me into Bitcoin
Therefore I lost the interest in BTC until the value started rising rapidly, that was the moment I got into BTC trading. Very little compared to other people at the market but it's a very fascinating thing for me. I like to try and "understand" the rules of the market, looking and analyzing the charts
Threads like "Goomboo's Journal" about EMA and trading strategies caught my attention and at the moment I'm working on my own trading strategy
So in short: Trading got me into Bitcoin
It was in the early 30s, now I am a little older 
Well I'm 27 and I like the idea of decentralized currency which is not held by banks.
In my 20s. Heard about BTC very early (sub $1), but being the lazy idiot I am, I thought to myself I'd do some research on it later, but it never happened and forgot about it. I later heard about it again in early 2013 and was surprised to heard it was at like $10, followed by $20 some time later, and finally shocked to heard the heights it got to in april. Again, being the idiot I am, I still didn't invest anything in it thinking I had already missed the train. I finally got into it when I heard about the SR bust and I've already managed to make a nice profit. I'll never forgive myself for not getting into it earlier, though.
I'm in my 30s. I first found out about bitcoin when the SilkRoad started getting some press for the first time. Though I've heard about bitcoin for a while now, every time i come back to look at it, it's looking more and more interesting.
The advantages of bitcoin over traditional alternatives are too big to be ignored
The advantages of bitcoin over traditional alternatives are too big to be ignored
I'm 22, and what brought me into Bitcoin is your volatility, which makes him perfect for exchanges.
In my twenties. Heard about bitcoin in 2009-2010 in libertarian circles and was surprised in 2011 to see it had taken off so much. Been on this ride ever since then, sometime in 2011.
Twenty two and it was in march of this year.
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