We all have passion for something, and for most of us here, that passion is bitcoin and decentralised networks alike. Maybe youre in the wrong place is all..
Err... By this passion that we all share, you mean "buy BTC and bury it under a birdbath for 20 years"? Perhaps we're not quite as alike as you think...
Like i said in my post above; i do think that method of storage is not the smartest one, and niether is leaving the sticks/wallet with no password.
But i stick to my belief that investing into bitcoin, even if you are going to let it chill for a decade is a good idea. The very code it was written for it
clearly shows that the time is your friend if you are going to be an investor in this game.
We dont have to be alike, but the logic behind the thought shows how what i say is in fact true, or atleast that it should be.
If you think that burying USB sticks for 20 years is "let[ting] it chill for a decade" you're wrong on multiple levels, starting with 20 years being two decades, not one.
If you think "The very [Bitcoin] code it was written for "let[ting] it chill for
a two decades," consider letting someone else code and handle your money.
But of course you didn't bother checking if OP makes any sense otherwise.
It's normal, as far as you're concerned, that OP "took out all my saving from my bank 3500 and bought ... a total of 6 bitcoins ... i only have 100 dollars left in my bank, i am basically broke, my whole saving gone!" This is the same international entrepreneur who outsources, claims to "often deal with sending money overseas to developers"? Mental illness is a bitch, on top of the world one day, 100 bucks to your name the next...
This all totally adds up, right?
