Topic: [Interviews] with Bitcointalk members - page 11. (Read 30584 times)

Mine was more honest but this is the reason 90-95% got into crypto, so props to this guy for admitting it, nothing wrong with making some easy money if it’s legal.  But few see what crypto means, internet 2.0 - metanet, and the big picture, the future that’s at our doorstep.  It won’t be all easy money and parties. 

They’re just here for easy cash transfer so spend it while you can cause you won’t have much time. 

Probably the most honest answer in this whole thread.

1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?

I got interested in crypto for the same reasons a lot of people did; we saw the early adopters get rich and we wanted a piece of the action as well.

2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?

I had been involved in bitcoin for a while before I actually paid fiat for any crypto.  I got into altcoin mining while it was still fairly profitable with a handful of Nvidia gt 750’s and mined like a wild man.  

3. How did you get on the forum?

I had to search my first posts for the answer to this one.   I had set up a p2pool node and was looking for ways to get miners to help mine on my node.

4.1. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?

We have a whole generation of people, who happen to be the generation with the most money, who are terrible with technology.  I don’t see my parents or aunts and uncles using bitcoin to buy groceries any time soon.   However, I think the generation that grew up with AOL and high speed internet will adapt just fine.  So in one word, the answer is TIME.

4.2. When did you start collecting physical coins - bitcoins?

I thought collectibles were silly for the longest time.  Then Luckybit started running competitions for the Kialara labyrinth.  I had never seen anything so cool!   Collecting quickly became an obsession.   I created 2 different brands of collectible coins within a few years.  

4.3. What is the rarest and most expensive collectible coin?

I think the Casascius bearer bars are the most difficult to find and have some of the highest premiums.

4.4. Please tell us about the market for collectible crypto coins? Is the market increasing?

I think it is just beginning.  The creativity I have seen over the past few years makes me proud to be a bitcoiner.  I have .999 fine silver bitcoined themed playing cards and I have silver bars, coins, and even posters.   I do this for the art!

5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?

This is a hot topic.  I’m feel the merit system which was meant to fix trust abuse actually enabled it.  Merit is inappropriately and disproportionately given on a regular basis.  

In terms of signature campaigns, that all depends on the campaign manager.  As long as managers ensure that the participants are constructively participating in the forum, I see no harm.  

6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/recommended-bitcointalk-escrow-services-2439910

All new users should become familiar with escrow services and the escrow process.  It’s the number one way to avoid being scammed.   Many people have unfortunately learned the hard way, myself included.  

7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?

I would like to see a more balanced trust system with less potential for abuse.   A better marketplace system with a more streamlined way to buy and sell items would be great.   I would also like to see some more features that could streamline auctions, such as built in countdown timers and automatic ending of bids once auctions are over, perhaps almost like bitify or eBay.  

8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?

I’m really bad at trading.   Coins I had faith in, like RVN with its easy to use built in token system wound up being disappointing from a price and adoption standpoint.  

9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?

I live in a state where power is very expensive.   They have a tendency to estimate electric meter reads for many months at a time.    About 4 months after I started mining, I got a $2000 electric bill when they came to read the meter.

10. What do you think about the DEFI ecosystem?

Unfortunately I don’t know enough about it to have an educated opinion.  

11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?

It’s not necessarily the anonymity, but the option of anonymity that’s nice.  Some people on the forum have met me and know my name.  But some people prefer to stay anonymous and that’s their choice.   It’s nice to have the option of doing business without names and faces involved but unfortunately it also invites some malicious actors from time to time.

12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?

Does Chasing Casascius and Mining Pools count? Haha

13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?

Like I said I’m really bad at trading so I wouldn’t want to steer anyone in the wrong direction.   But investing in Bitcoin itself would be my advice.   I think we will see exponential growth sooner rather than later.  

14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2020?

I think we might see $20k, and once that dam breaks, who knows where our ATH might land!

UNICEF!?!  Are you fuckin kidding?  At the very best they want to solve the food shortage problem by getting rid of kids.  Likely they have plenty of crypto complements of their child trafficking operations.  Might as well supply certain other 'enlightened' markets with needed material in the process of 'solving world hunger', eh?

Heya All,
zasad@ asked for an interview so here we are :

1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?
Pure luck, I read a quite popular newpaper on a beach in Spain while on holiday. It was July 2013.
And the title of the article was "This strange currency that went from $10 to $300 in a few months".
I forgot about it, until December 2013 and the new highs of $1000. I registered and here comes the rabbit's hole.

2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?
December 2013 - January 2014
At that time I had the choice of Using Mt Gox (Japanese) or Bitstamp (Romania).
For ease of use, I went with the one accepting SEPA: Bitstamp .... It was my 1st good decision.
If I chose mt gox I would probably have lost faith in the system.

3. How did you get on the forum?
Probably thanks to Google. I was looking at Linden dollars and I thought those were the crypto.... thank god I found the forum and stayed away from linden $ / second life


4.1. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?
Dude it is 2020 ... soon 2021  and no one is making it easy to accept BTC.
Like AML / KYC prevent the small businesses to accept crypto for a small amounts. Banks are not helping.
The technology is not easy. Try to explain to your grandma that no, she can't take a screenshot of the Seed on her iPhone, No icould is not a suitable storage place .... 
Everywhere you look, you see danger signs... I understand that no coiner are afraid.
I think we need more centralization (like Binance or Coinbase) with real guarantees and insurance so our parents (Boomers) feel safe to shift from their 0.5% APY banking savings to crypto denominated savings / Defi  .....


4.2. How do you think mass advertising of gambling projects has a positive effect on the development of the forum or harms the community?
I have partaken in paid signature campaigns. But never for gambling. And I really didn't do must shitposting.
It has been noticed that gambling signature advertising brings clutter/shit posts.
Also, for 1 winner there is 99 losers. But hey, the big boss (Theymos) is a libertarian. anyone is free to click on the betting banners and try their luck.


4.3. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?
Yes 2 or 3 years is plenty, but people should invest carefully and with common sense. 


4.4. I see a decrease in activity in many local boards. What do you think needs to be done to develop activity in local boards?
The only local board I go to is the French one. And As a matter of fact, I decided to stop posting there a couple of weeks ago due to the attitude of a couple of members that are known racists. I already feel better by not going there anymore. I can't talk for the other boards.
The German one looks pretty dynamic.

5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?
The Merit is cool, allow to see who is "beneficial" to the forum. It is not a perfect system but it is useful.
The campaigns are also a good tool. For many people, the $30 / $50 per week is an incredible opportunity to increase their lifestyle.
However, I would probably implement a system on top of the existing system: something like a downvote and upvote.
Where (let says DT1  and DT2) could vote down shitty one line poster (cleary bots or account farmer) so their account would be "blocked" for a week if they have 20 or 50 votes. And Banned if they are recidivists.


6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?

Most useful topics would be the ones about seed management/extraction / storage and protection.
Most helpful users are: {insert list of the member in the top 20 Merit received hahahah}


7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?
a) As explained above a feature where DT1/2 could mute/block/ban bad members / leeches / shitposter
b) What about a lottery where people could "spend" their merit and enter a draw for some of the money made from advertising
c) a smartphone app ?


8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?
I don't do "day trading". So I guess i'm more into investing in project. I have a bag of crypto and i look their $ value go up over time.
Recently I've been farming on ETH and BSC defi projects.  Great money to be made and no need to sell coins, just utilise my current capital.


9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?
You mean like that time where I bought 1  masternode of DASH as $1 each, saw it go to $1.5 milion USD and didn't sell ..... maybe one day they will go back up.

10. What do you think about the DEFI ecosystem?
It is the future, but it needs regulation.  We already have a few back actors, it will be worst in the coming months / years with more and more complex exploits.

11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?
A little bit of both, I live in a safe place, so i don't really think to much about it. But in the same time i'm quite cautious and don't talk about crypto in the real life.

12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?
I never read one.

13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?
BTC - LINK - ETH  ... this is not investment advice.

14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2020?
Les than 45 days to go.  I legit have no idea. I would say less than $30k

15. P.S. (Optional)
If some of you make big bucks in the (hopefully) bull season, don't forget that many children don't even have drinking water or food available.
https://www.unicef.org.nz/donate-in-crypto  accept crypto donation   (unicef USA also accept crypto donation, but I couldn't find their website).

Oh boy, sounds really serious.  Do you have a cracker Jax box badge and all that too?  Haha. 

And there was vulgarity in my PM to you.  Boyscout, coward and sitch are actual terms - I guess you might just be an over-sensitive liberal.  Put your big boy pants on now, Columbo!  Lol

For the benefit of those who like these interviews, Vlad and his sockpuppet have been asked to take this up with me elsewhere.

After this interview, he now has to work very hard to become one of the best members of the forum

Really? It's your first post on Bitcointalk and you're already posting interview. Wow! Sorry, but I doubt that @zasad invited you...

Ya Lil’ snitch.  Lol. 

BSV reprezent!!!  Mo’ merit bombs inkoming. 

Dude, git yer boyscout panties on cause BSV lovin’ Vlad just gave 33 merits to BitcoinSV and another 33 merits to hv_, another BSV fanatic. 

It’s almost like he’s got zero respect for your noob opinions, bro.  Don’t give up now, don’t let no fraud legendary beat ya!   

1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?

I guess I first started casually following bitcoin in 2011-ish. I was interested in the idea of being able to transact without middle-man, but was turned off by the fact it was an entirely new currency and I've always felt proof-of-work is rather wasteful. At some point I sort of gave up on waiting for the perfect currency, and went all in on bitcoin.

2. How did you get on the forum?

Started on this forum so I could shill my casino(s). Ended up staying to get into feuds with scammers and what not.

3. Many people write good reviews about you as a good developer. If it's not a secret, please tell us what projects are you working on now?

After selling bustabit, I worked on a bunch of projects related to bitcoin privacy for a while. I guess I burnt out, and haven't done any real development for at least the last 6 months. Probably longer, I haven't kept track.

4. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?

I used to own bustabit, which was (and still is) a pretty big casino (in terms of wager) and when I ran it had a razor thin house edge. And for anyone that doesn't know, casinos (at least honest ones with whales) have massive swings in profit. If I made or lost a million dollars of bitcoin, I wouldn't even think twice. Wouldn't affect my day in the slightest. Yet I'd consider $15 too much to spend on lunch. I guess for my sanity, I compartmentalized "bitcoin" from "real money". Bitcoin have just been magic internet points to me.

5. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?

I'm really not that anonymous, although if I did it again, I'd probably put more effort into protecting my privacy. I've met several of my customers (and competitors!) in real life. Some even know where I live  

6. The last cryptocurrency book you read?

I've actually never read a cryptocurrency book, and can't imagine I'd ever read one (unless it's some sort of entertaining story...)


7. P.S.

While I'm on my soapbox, this forum should remove self-moderated threads. They're just a tool for scammers. If low-quality content is a problem, maybe the thread author should be able to opt into some soft of increased moderation standard that can be enforced by moderators.

But you can bet it will be right.

Between 100.000 and ~400.000 USD is my guess, and I have this idea of the bull run ending at 420.000, but that seems a bit very high. One never knows, though.

edit (I don't wanna pollute the interviews thread with too much OT, hence I'm replying here):
Nice troll Vlad

Other than that, I'm happy to take whatever comes. If we go up, I take the extra money, if we go down, I don't and if I get rekt, I'll continue with a normal lifestyle. But what I will never, ever, under no circumstances, not even if the hell freezes, do, is consider BSV the real Bitcoin. Because Bitcoin is Bitcoin. Not BSV, not Bitcoin Cash, not Bitcoin Gold and not Bitcoin Fart.

Things evolve. And taking the description of an initial idea literal word by word won't make BSV any more Bitcoin.

When Visa, PayPal, etc cut off Wikileaks.  Bitcoin has always been mostly political to me, but there are other interesting elements.

Early-ish, and because I needed some to play around with the system.  I had to port the code to my OS, and there was no auto-configuration system.  Only after doing some of that did I find that 6 month old writings were obsolete and CPU mining was no longer practical.  Ultimately I decided that buying made a lot more sense than mining, or at least it would most of the time due to the adaptive nature of proof-of-work cryptocurrencies.

T.V. BitCoin.Org Forum.  This was split off from bitcoin.org about the time Thermos took it over from Sirius IIRC.

Common sense to a degree.  It's not a good solution as an exchange currency in my opinion, and relatively few people have use for a reserve currency.

Dunno.  I see people's spam sigs but don't pay much attention to them.  Gambling is not my thing, but it doesn't bother me, and after 30 years of practice, recognizing and ignoring spam is pretty second nature.

Some people get it right with no 'education' at all, and some never will.  Anyone is is competent to play around with Bitcoin (maybe 5% of the population) ought to be able to figure out a strategy for 'investing' as you call it.  I'd call it hard-core speculation.  Still.

Never heard of it.  Sounds like a stupid gimmick to me.

I think it's funny to see assholes like the 'cycling club' guys abuse it.  Like wiping one's ass on Thermos' hard work which is laudable for it's good intentions but not thought out with appropriate system analysis.

Dunno.  I fuck around almost exclusively on P&S just for fun.  I'm actually not very interested in Bitcoin and have not been since the bloat wars of half a decade ago (which were won by 'my side' ultimately thank God!)

anti-censorship (which they do a reasonable job with and always have which is why I am still around.)

I support alternative media content creators mostly.

I like to 'sell into strength'.  Because it's hard to sell, I have routinely sold later than desired and it is normally an extra windfall for me.  Thank you, SEC and friends, for fucking with trading platforms and the like.

Don't know what it is.

Not a bad idea, but 'security through obscurity' is a loser.  Best to have other methods of protecting oneself.

Never read a hard-copy book on the topic.

Consider your 'investments' to be thrown away.  If they pan out, great!  I've not screwed around with any alternate cryptocurrencies.  To lazy to learn what I would need to know to do it successfully.

Between $10k and $20k would be my guess.  We need it to become widely illegal before the big fireworks, but I could see another cyclic run-up before that happens, and the next one (if there is a next one) might get us up into the $50k to $100k range.  Much higher than that implies a hyper inflationary collapse where it doesn't make much sense to denominate in USD terms.

1$ to 400K$? Such precision! So narrow! Very exact.

1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?

The funny part is, I'm one of the haters of the bitcoin before because I though that it is scam but luckily I made a research about it and look at me right now I'm part of the people who are can considered as one of the supporters of bitcoin. I became interested to cryptocurrencies in the beginning of January 2017.

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2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?

I bought at the validation candle on October 30, 2017. I really remembered that day and the truth is I wrote it in my journal

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3. How did you get on the forum?

When I'm not yet a good trader, I keep finding tips or predictions because I thought it is the way in order to be a profitable trader and luckily one of the link that I found is this forum. I forget what topic or what section that my click goes.

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4.1. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?

The BANKERS, "the one who prints money" they are afraid that a decentralized currency will adopt by most of the citizens in every economy because they will not able to print cash anymore. They want the currency that we are currently used are the one that they can control and implement. 

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4.2. How do you think mass advertising of gambling projects has a positive effect on the development of the forum or harms the community?

For me it depends on how the people see the gambling, there are people who treat gambling as bad but for me it is good as long as we have control to our awareness.

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4.3. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?

Actually, 1 year is enough; as long as we are focusing to our education and mindset as a risk taker then we can become a successful investor.

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5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?

Before, I'm against with the merit system because I thought it can destroy the forum where I thought that many will not be interested to make a post here but actually it developed the forum where the system really improved and the farming of shit accounts already stopped.

Signature campaigns are actually good because it created a solid community here in the forum as long as the projects that are promoting is a legit and not a scam.

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6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?

The most useful topic for me is the BTC futures by @fillippone. I actually have a hard time to understand it and luckily I found the thread of it. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/everything-you-wanted-to-know-about-btc-futures-but-were-afraid-to-ask-5188060

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7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?

I do not request anymore because all of my need and wants are now here in the forum.

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8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?

I do not invest in new projects but my portfolio in local stock market is actually bigger than the portfolio that I trade in Binance.

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9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?

My first investment in bitcoin which give me a gain 184%. For me is it a beginner's luck 

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10. What do you think about the DEFI ecosystem?

The fastest way to lose all of your money is by making investment in DEFI 

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11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?

It is a necessity and we should protect it through online and it is the reason why I do not like participating in KYC.

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12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?

None

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13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?

make investment in worth it coin and not a coin that just because it is "cheap". My top 3 coins are : BTC, ETH and BNB.

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14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2020?

If the momentum will not yet die, expect that it can reached near ATH or it can even beat the current ATH.

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15. P.S. (Optional)
If thing must change, first you must change. Hustle Hard do not ever stop!!!

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We have 199 interviews, the next interview will be number 200

Also thanks for the invite. I first thought it was an attempt to lure me into a scam when I saw that dm
So, here we go:

Questions:
1. When and why did you become interested in cryptocurrencies?
I first heard about it I think in 2011. But I really became interested in it in 2012 (see next reply).

2. When and why did you buy your first bitcoin?
I had a friend who was using Silk Road, and he told me about this "new kind of money". This was still in 2011 and I think it was at 1 Dollar, and I thought it might be a little expensive. Then I totally forgot about it, again. In February of 2012, that same friend told me about it, again. I had no interest in Silk Road (never used it or any of its successors), but being a technical person, I dug a bit into it, found bitcoin.de and bought a few BTC for ~3.80€ and set a buy order a bit lower for 100 more BTC (which, by the way, got filled, but I forgot about Bitcoin and never sent the payment).
Later in 2012, television had a report about Bitcoin being at 250 USD (I was like "…hmm, Bitcoin, this sounds familiar. Don't I have this, too? Where only did I buy it... let's try bitcoin.de" and  there were my dusty almost 1 year old bitcoins ), and this was when I started really researching it, read the whitepaper, understood its concept and started buying as much as I could.

3. How did you get on the forum?
Simple: I was searching for a place with people who had similar interests, and bitcointalk.org showed up on Google.

4.1. What prevents mass adoption of cryptocurrencies?
Governments. This is a realization I just made recently. For me, Bitcoin / crypto was a great achievement, always. But I never thought it was really meant for "greater purposes". And it was only now that I realized that countries like North Korea and Iran are already using it to at least partially circumvent restrictions imposed on them by the big countries. So I'd say our lives are still too comfortable for Bitcoin to really spread. Will this change? I don't know, and I'm not sure if I want it to.
So, you could say it's  governments who prevent the "mass adoption", but will also enable it once the political situation is bad enough for people to move to BTC.

4.2. How do you think mass advertising of gambling projects has a positive effect on the development of the forum or harms the community?
I think it just is what it is. Gambling is something that comes with a tool like cryptocurrencies, and if it's there, already, why not just deal with it. It won't go away if we ignore it, and I think it's a legitimate use of crypto. I'm not a gambler (in the classical sense, see more below).

4.3. How do you consider whether 2-3 years of experience in cryptocurrency is enough to successfully invest or does an investor need to receive special education?
I don't think any special education is neccessary. It's more of a personality thing, either you are strong enough to resist the temptations that come with trading or you aren't. I think most who try to sell you trading as some kind of "profession" they need to educate you on are scammers.

4.4. I see a decrease in activity in many local boards. What do you think needs to be done to develop activity in local boards?
I don't know. A bull run is in the making, so I think the activity will increase, as more users flock to crypto. Other than that, things get more and more international, and many people (including myself)  have no problem speaking English, so that could be a reason for decreased use of local boards, too (assuming the international ones don't face this problem).

5. What do you think of the current Merit system and signature campaigns?  Do they harm the forum?
I think it's ok... it is what it is, and theymos made a quite efficient approach to reducing the amount of crap accounts. Good job.
Regarding signature campaigns: I mostly ignore them. It's also an "it is what it is" thing, and I'm free to ignore it if I don't like it. It doesn't hurt me nor the forum. It arose because there was a demand for it, and if it is what people want, why not. I wouldn't wanna be part of a signature campaign, personally.

6. The most useful forum topic? Most helpful users?
I like those who I have in my trust list (which is why they're there). Mostly helpful users who are technically advanced and who are able to educate others.

7. 3 things you would implement on the forum?
Oh, I even have more than three:

• Blinking GIFs in every corner,
• a guestbook,
• a visitors counter,
• a fancy flash menu,
• frames or table layout in the HTML code,
• a sound file which always plays in the background when you open the site,
• auto scrolling in a fixed speed when reading threads

... just kidding, I think it's fine as it is. It is a forum and it works well as such. What I wouldn't do is roll out that new forum software. I've tried it and I don't like it.

8. Do you trade on exchanges or invest in projects?
Yes, I actively trade on exchanges. I don't "invest" because I think all of this is mostly gambling anyway (see the mention above: in this regards, I consider myself a gambler), but I do "gamble" sometimes. And with "sometimes", I mean often haha. I don't believe in the ICO concept, because if paid upfront, the developers (or "developers") have no motivation to deliver, anymore. I only buy projects' coins when they're already being actively traded.

9. Tell a story about your big profit or big loss?
Fails:
#1: 2013  or 14: I bought Litecoin at the very top at 45 USD, only to see it go down the drainer right after.
#2: After the 2017 run, I've bought Dash when it went from over 1000 USD to 400 USD, just to sell it at 280 USD. I have lost what some would consider "life changing money" in this dumb trade.
#3: I had hundreds of thousands of RaiBlocks / XRB. Need I say more?

Wins:
#1: When Renos, a small altcoin, launched, they gave away all their supply to 1000 users, each getting 30000 (or 3000? not sure, anymore) RNS. At its top, one airdrop was worth well over 3 BTC. This was in 2017, I think.
Right when Renos was trading on a small exchange, I set buy orders as low as 7 sat, because the airdrop concept was new (I think this was the 2nd airdrop I've seen) and I expected people to dump their airdrop for a Dollar or two. So  I grabbed a significant share of the total supply for an average price of 21sat. I sold my coins for up to over 3000sat. This was great, and I was impressed over how much money is possible to make from such a tiny project.

#2, also 2017 (or 2016+): Viacoin: started buying at 1500sat, and I've traded it back and forth on its way up, and I  had sold my entire bag even before the actual run started. This also made a lot of money.

10. What do you think about the DEFI ecosystem?
Technically, interesting idea and I've played around with it (and sometimes, still am… using Uniswap, Oasis to get leveraged trades decentralizedly etc). But also here, lots of scams and 99% of the projects in that domain are there to rug pull you once enough money is on the table.

11. Is your anonymity a vital necessity or precaution?
It's a precaution. Sometimes, I'm treating it kinda sloppy, but I have several layers of precaution which go way beyond anonymity. So if my anonymity layer fails, there are still a few more layers to protect me from whatever might happen.

12. The last cryptocurrency book you read?
I don't read crypto books because I think most aren't worth reading. They can't teach me anything I don't know yet or am interested in. Also, I don't like the "I mastered this topic, and now I need to monetize it by writing a book about it" kind of people, hence I won't buy their products.

13. Advise 3 cryptocurrencies/tokens for investment in the next 1-2 years?
1. Bitcoin: buy any dip you find. I'm convinced we'll go to 1-400.000 USD in the next 1.5 years!
2. Ethereum: have a small share in case it outperforms Bitcoin
3. Throw a darts and put in a small percentage. Maybe find a super low cap and use it as a moonshot.

14. How much will Bitcoin cost at the end of 2020?
It will probably be at or around its old ATH, ready to continue its way into the realms of six digits.

15. P.S. (Optional)
Don't invest more than you're willing to lose. And for fuck's sake, don't be stupid.
If you follow those two simple rules, everything will be aight.

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Edited a few things

Snap:  forgot about my buddy, Craig.  Ok so he blocked me but he rages on everyone.  Lol

But I know what he’s building so I think our paths will cross again soon.  Looking forward to it. 

Commie noob, is this a fake pic like I’m a fake legendary?  We need to downgrade noobs like you a notch for insubordination and looking to discredit legit legendaries. 

Noob with barely 400 activity points.  Lol

Vlad was legendary long before you Even got here.   And you think he only gave merits to bitcoin SV, check out _hv, he got at least 50 points (And he’s just getting started).  You commie, you think you can tell a man what to do what he’s earned?  Did you see the guy he got to 777 merits?  That was the funniest.  Vlad gets fixated on numbers, like triple 7’s and he had to get those numbers lined up.  Ha!

And do you even know what Craig is building or are you just another muppet chasing the quick cash.  And Vlad and Craig worked together for a while, they were TIGHT, but had a falling out.  Is that fake too?  Do some research noob cause I’ll reach legendary before you the way you’re working.  Lol

There will be another level added above legendary and you won’t reach it cause you don’t have what it takes.