Topic: This guy has lost 103 Bitcoins - page 30. (Read 8077 times)
I think a lot of users are in this situation, where they either forgot the password or the wallet seed or simply do not know where they have taken the back up of the wallet. Sorry for these people, I condone them.
We couldn't do anything for that in order to get it back. For I know once it was lost it won't be back anymore for it was gone. What the guy should do now is trading and trading as long as he can to get back the 103 bitcoin. It takes more time to earn that kind of amount.
This is real.. Very many people leave even a small amount on their wallets, which are then burned down. And such cases like this, in general, are amazing. Why did you start doing something at all and forget about it. Very strange.
Wow thats a whole lot i am really short of words its not that easy but i pray he gets the heart to bear the pain of his loss but honestly speaking thats going to take alot to recover from emotionally,mentally,financially.Be strong my dear
It will be nice to have some link to read about this, but if it is true it is one of those mistakes that is going to haunt you for the rest of your life I have lost some money in the past,The point is that Bitcoins were worth nothing back then. And there was no way to predict they would become so valuable in future.
Heartbreaking to read, but I'm sure he isn't the only one. Storing coins and keeping them safe is hard work - there is always the worry of hackers or other scams out there.
I agree, but I would not store such a sum in one wallet. It was thoughtless. It is safe to use several storage places ...
This study is nothing more than a shot in the dark. They are estimating the number of lost coins based on the addresses that weren't used for a long time. This means that if you bought your coins 2 years ago and kept them on the same address you're probably treated like a person who lost access, which may or may not be true.
You simply can't assume that coins out of circulation are lost forever. There's no proof for it.
You simply can't assume that coins out of circulation are lost forever. There's no proof for it.
Yes, everyone must have had an interesting experience about bitcoin in the past, do you know why? because most people doubt the future of bitcoin.
does there exist no way of recovery ? i mean if somehow someone loses the dat file, thats it ? its very risky, isn't it ?
I guess everyone who has been enough time in cryptos has lost sooner or later incredible amounts of coins which eventually would be very valuable sometimes later.
R.I.P all these 103 BTC. There isn't much he can do now to recover his lost BTC. There are many such BTC lost on the blockchain, perhaps one of the dark side of cryptocurrency
That is a whole lot of money right now. But come to think of it, as at 2011, the price of bitcoin was not as high as it is today. Probably, he would have even sold it long ago. But the fact is that, he has actually lost a lot of money. And am sure more and more people will lose their assets through the same means, just that we don't know.
This is a big issue and many of the early miners might be facing this. There are a number of problems in making it possible for people to recover this.
I think that's a lot. Maybe he felt guilty for the loss of his wallet file. But time can not be repeated. then he should not have to think about it again. Make that his experience.
omg. 103 bitcoin missing it's very much value to me what is the problem that happens so 103 bitcoin can just disappear if there is a hacker who took the bitcoin assets of the person
Yes back to those years Bitcoin was not so appreciated at that time so it's okay for him not to recover it because nobody expects Bitcoin to be at this stage. And it's like the most popular problem before the miners who have mined a lot of Bitcoin, they want to remain real but unfortunately because they are looking for some security for their bitcoin. That's really saying something about Bitcoin security. Even with people around to see your money, they can not get it. Although in this case, even the owner. So you have to be careful.
Bitcoin was undervalued at that time. People didn't pay much attention to its relevance and so many people lost coins forever. Well it seems now that we have known the relevance of Bitcoins that will reduce.
he's too big to lose bitcoin but if his bitcoin just holds it he should hold it for a long time because bitcoin is a longterm investment so even if the price of bitcoin fails just wait for the price of bitcoin and it's a bigger gain He knows that his bitcoin holds his sales in 2017
I'm very sorry for the guy, he did not have the most hideous situation with him, people learn from other people's mistakes and try to keep your keys in several variants.
It was not worth time back then in 2011 when bitcoin's price was so low but now it's huge amount. Thats what happens when you neglect being a low value, and when it gets its value, you won't be able to enjoy the benefit of it.
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