21 coins has gotten a lot cheaper over this past week...
That's how people acquire more coins. 
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21 coins has gotten a lot cheaper over this past week...
For anyone who missed it here is the original Vladimir Club thread.
vladimir club is 0.01% of whole number of coins or 1/10000 thus 21 mill/10000 = 2100
a mini vlad would be 210 coins, which right now I think most people don't have
a mini vlad would be 210 coins, which right now I think most people don't have
According to the latest stats, only 927 people have more than 1K coins.
Source?This is the best place to use: http://btc.ondn.net/search
Endless hours of fun to be had. Currently there are 1,120 addresses with 1,000 BTC or more. Of course this does not mean that there are 1,120 people holding 1,000 BTC or more. It is probably a smaller number as some people control more than 1 address (alternatively it could be larger if a significant number of those addresses are cold wallets for exchanges. We just don't know).
21 BTC won't buy you a home. I guess it depends on your priorities. Do you feel a home is security for your future or will you join the Over 21 Club? I wouldn't presume to advise you to sell your house to buy Bitcoin, but some here might. Personally, I don't have a lot of bitcoins because families are expensive, but I sacrificed having a nice home to get the bitcoins I have. I am not at the Vladimir level, but between 21 and 210 is a good place to be and I am all in with Bitcoin.
Aye, I'm often slightly shocked at the figures people are throwing around on this forum. Perhaps most made their dollars from Bitcoin or they just have larger balls than average. I guess anyone who has even a little bit right now, be they male, female or NSA supercomputer, is much more adventurous than most.
That's over $10,000 buying in now. It was over $22,000 a few weeks back. I dunno what circles you move in, but there really aren't that many people in the world with that type of money to throw at such a risky endeavour.
For all the thousands or millions of people who may eventually arrive in the market, 21 is going to be a pipe dream.
For all the thousands or millions of people who may eventually arrive in the market, 21 is going to be a pipe dream.
Yes, timing is everything. 10k is a decent sized investment, but in terms of investing (if you want a sizable return), whether it be in crypto, regular currency, commodities, stocks, etc, it is probably the amount you would need to throw at it (if you can afford to do so).
I guess it all depends on how much money you are making at your job/career, and how risk averse you are. I think certain lines of work make you lose the perception of the value of a dollar, and you become real easy come, easy go with money.
That's over $10,000 buying in now. It was over $22,000 a few weeks back. I dunno what circles you move in, but there really aren't that many people in the world with that type of money to throw at such a risky endeavour.
For all the thousands or millions of people who may eventually arrive in the market, 21 is going to be a pipe dream.
For all the thousands or millions of people who may eventually arrive in the market, 21 is going to be a pipe dream.
210 is way beyond the reach of mere mortals now unless they got in long beforehand. 21 is a stretch too. It'll be a cool club to be in one day.
Really? You feel that 21 btc is a stretch? Yes, 210 is a lot, but if it is supposed to be elite, than 21 is far too low. My friend got 500 as a wedding present when they were like $1, that's how I heard about bitcoins
As a Vladimir Junior member you are expected to have control over the private key in which your 21 bitcoins are stored; they cannot be hold on an exchange such as Mt.Gox.
And where does rpietila prove that 927 people have more than 1K BTC?
He is one of the most reputed members around here and he did some sort of a study, which is by and large considered as sufficiently accurate.
210 is way beyond the reach of mere mortals now unless they got in long beforehand. 21 is a stretch too. It'll be a cool club to be in one day.
Holding 21 btc is by no means elite...but 2100 is a pretty big number. I would say 210 is fair...
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And where does rpietila prove that 927 people have more than 1K BTC?
He is one of the most reputed members around here and he did some sort of a study, which is by and large considered as sufficiently accurate.
It's not accurate at all. Ask him for sources and he'll delete your comments like he did mine.
By announcing to the world that you have over 2100 btc, you immediately put a bullseye on your back and become a hacker target..
vladimir club is 0.01% of whole number of coins or 1/10000 thus 21 mill/10000 = 2100
a mini vlad would be 210 coins, which right now I think most people don't have
a mini vlad would be 210 coins, which right now I think most people don't have
According to the latest stats, only 927 people have more than 1K coins.
Source?Right here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/distribution-of-bitcoin-wealth-by-owner-316297
I posted an updated charts of these stats as of beginning of Feb 2014. Im on my phone right now so i dont have the thread address..
And where does rpietila prove that 927 people have more than 1K BTC?
He is one of the most reputed members around here and he did some sort of a study, which is by and large considered as sufficiently accurate.
If you count addresses with more than 1k it doesn't mean they are owned by single users. Some of these may be owned by funds or exchanges.
And where does rpietila prove that 927 people have more than 1K BTC?
He is one of the most reputed members around here and he did some sort of a study, which is by and large considered as sufficiently accurate.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority
some one just left self ejected at light speed from the vladimir club in rather spectacular fashion on btc-e never to enter again
I think 21 is a lovely amount to have.
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