Martti Malmi sold 5050 bitcoins for $5 at a rate of just $0.00099 in 2009, setting the record for the lowest bitcoin sale in history.
Laszlo Hanycez made history by being the first person to buy a product at the lowest price in exchange for Bitcoin. He made history on May 22, 2010 by selling 10,000 Bitcoins for just $40-$45.
Our forum admin sir has sold his 160 bitcoins at a rate of only $0.003 on exchange for $0.48.
Is there a proof that these guys doesn’t buy back few years after they sold and Bitcoin pump? They still have time to buy lower price that time since Bitcoin gain most of its value after couple of years after they sold. I don’t follow them but there’s a high chance that they buy back on much lower price that the current price.
Despite our admin sold in lower price, He has a continuous source of Bitcoin and selling is not that bad if he really needs the money.
If I can travel back, I will remember the winning number lotto combination for the highest jackpot in history then place bet on it then purchased 30% the supply of Bitcoin to leave some supply to others.