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legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
legendary
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You're never too old to think young.
I  still have my BTC baseball caps. What I spent on them would buy a car now, or some land in Mexico.

Think of all the fortunes spent on alpaca socks.

pls don't remember me of my quarter million computer monitor and my 40k$ DVD burner   Roll Eyes


still, hard to beat Greg:




At least baseball caps don't become obsolete like DVDs or dollars.  Cool
sr. member
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Lucky? Some call it foresight.

Patience has a lot to do with it too.
Discipline too, becoming a millionaire requires financial discipline, and if these became millionaires and billionaires from early adoption, it is also because they are very disciplined financially.
legendary
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hero member
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bitcoin retard
i was reading this thread from starting (just for fun),
i seen users which are  the lucky early adopters and they are now millionaires, even billionaires now.



Lucky? Some call it foresight.

Patience has a lot to do with it too.

  Without even considering the temptation for many to buy pizza and lambos with their bitcoin on the way up, there was much adversity for early adopters to wade through.  Luck was not an option and sadly, many did not make through unscathed.  I'm glad for the few stalwarts in this thread who were like pillars of support and advice and also for those who were the exact opposite who provided excellent examples of how not to proceed.  I'm not going to name names - you know who you are (not all are still active) and I thank you.

Unscathed? I  still have my BTC baseball caps. What I spent on them would buy a car now, or some land in Mexico.

Think of all the fortunes spent on alpaca socks.

pls don't remember me of my quarter million computer monitor and my 40k$ DVD burner   Roll Eyes


still, hard to beat Greg:


legendary
Activity: 4242
Merit: 5039
You're never too old to think young.
i was reading this thread from starting (just for fun),
i seen users which are  the lucky early adopters and they are now millionaires, even billionaires now.



Lucky? Some call it foresight.

Patience has a lot to do with it too.

  Without even considering the temptation for many to buy pizza and lambos with their bitcoin on the way up, there was much adversity for early adopters to wade through.  Luck was not an option and sadly, many did not make through unscathed.  I'm glad for the few stalwarts in this thread who were like pillars of support and advice and also for those who were the exact opposite who provided excellent examples of how not to proceed.  I'm not going to name names - you know who you are (not all are still active) and I thank you.

Unscathed? I  still have my BTC baseball caps. What I spent on them would buy a car now, or some land in Mexico.

Think of all the fortunes spent on alpaca socks.
hero member
Activity: 938
Merit: 1891
bitcoin retard
What was the saying again?

First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, and then you win they join you.

I guess we're now and the end of fighting and the beginning of winning/them joining:

Germany’s largest banking institution, Deutsche Bank, has reportedly applied for a digital asset custody license to the country’s financial regulator, the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, or BaFin, in a bid to expand its revenue streams, Bloomberg reported.
..
While Deutsche Bank has been critical of Bitcoin and the crypto market’s volatility over the past few years, its tone toward the industry has altered in 2023. In February, Deutsche Bank Singapore, in partnership with Memento Blockchain, successfully completed trials for a tokenized investment platform called Project DAMA (Digital Assets Management Access).
..

-> https://cointelegraph.com/news/deutsche-bank-applies-digital-asset-custody-license

Not that I'd endorse 3rd party custody of coins but experience tells me, self custody is not for everyone and it certainly means more adoption.



.... it also means more paper Bitcoin = a lot of fake adoption
legendary
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copper member
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“I had 69 beetcoins but I lost them all in a motorboating accident.”

https://twitter.com/loveisbitcoin21/status/1671148758736797696
legendary
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Far, Far, Far Right Thug


Keep your eyes on the prize:



member
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Billions don't make you happy inside, they also don't give your life a (better) meaning.
No matter how much worth people had, some ended their life through suicide.

Hmm, I do believe that inner peace is important but sometimes it makes me really curious that a poor always anticipate money can fix everything which is also a familiar fact.
It really depends on the people in your circle.

To live peacefully we don't need Billions of Millions
Reflection of Million and Billion never let you live peacefully.
legendary
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Merit: 1608
精神分析的爸
What was the saying again?

First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, and then you win they join you.

I guess we're now and the end of fighting and the beginning of winning/them joining:

Germany’s largest banking institution, Deutsche Bank, has reportedly applied for a digital asset custody license to the country’s financial regulator, the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, or BaFin, in a bid to expand its revenue streams, Bloomberg reported.
..
While Deutsche Bank has been critical of Bitcoin and the crypto market’s volatility over the past few years, its tone toward the industry has altered in 2023. In February, Deutsche Bank Singapore, in partnership with Memento Blockchain, successfully completed trials for a tokenized investment platform called Project DAMA (Digital Assets Management Access).
..

-> https://cointelegraph.com/news/deutsche-bank-applies-digital-asset-custody-license

Not that I'd endorse 3rd party custody of coins but experience tells me, self custody is not for everyone and it certainly means more adoption.
legendary
Activity: 2380
Merit: 1823
1CBuddyxy4FerT3hzMmi1Jz48ESzRw1ZzZ

Explanation
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legendary
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Merit: 7912
i was reading this thread from starting (just for fun),
i seen users which are  the lucky early adopters and they are now millionaires, even billionaires now.



Lucky? Some call it foresight.

Patience has a lot to do with it too.

  Without even considering the temptation for many to buy pizza and lambos with their bitcoin on the way up, there was much adversity for early adopters to wade through.  Luck was not an option and sadly, many did not make through unscathed.  I'm glad for the few stalwarts in this thread who were like pillars of support and advice and also for those who were the exact opposite who provided excellent examples of how not to proceed.  I'm not going to name names - you know who you are (not all are still active) and I thank you.
legendary
Activity: 2380
Merit: 1823
1CBuddyxy4FerT3hzMmi1Jz48ESzRw1ZzZ

Explanation
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hero member
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Instant cryptocurrency exchange with own reserves!
You sound like a low coiner or a no coiner.
I guess it was predictable already. People from a 3rd world country wearing a signature must be a low coiner. You might think that. I don't mind that  Wink

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We might not know what is going to happen, but we have some pretty good ideas about bitcoin's likely direction.. even if we might not know details in terms of either price or time.. especially trying to pinpoint specifics -
Bitcoin sometimes followed previous patterns and sometimes did not. We have seen price hikes after each halving so we expect the same after the upcoming halving as well. But, we never know if it will happen exactly after the halving or not. It might take a few months or so. Maybe a year?

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Those who ongoingly continue to fail/refuse to prepare for UP.. are more likely going to end up having to come into bitcoin at higher prices (than today's price) rather than being able to get in at lower (or even the same) prices.

Good luck is you are either failing/refusing to stack sats in order to prepare for UP (just in case), rather than waiting for some kind of divine signal that is not likely to get any more clear than it already is.. for those who are ongoingly insisting that "nobody knows." .. .and nobody knew in 2011, 2014, 2017, 2019.. .but those who took actions to stack sats during those times (and who continued to stack sats and who have not gotten shaken out of the sats that they had stacked between then and now), are likely in pretty damned decent shape right now, whether we are referring to finances and/or psychology.
FYI, I have a portion of Bitcoin in my wallet. I won't say I am holding tight like a pro-holder. But, I don't have a plan to sell it anytime soon unless I need some urgent cash. Moreover, I have some sats in a time-locked wallet generated using https://coinb.in/.
legendary
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legendary
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Man who stares at charts (and stars, too...)
i was reading this thread from starting (just for fun),
i seen users which are  the lucky early adopters and they are now millionaires, even billionaires now.



Billions don't make you happy inside, they also don't give your life a (better) meaning.
No matter how much worth wealth people had, some ended their life through suicide.

There's a (german) song going around lately with the refrain going like

Quote from: google translate
People cry in the Bentley too.
Tears also flow in the Learjet

Beware of envy, it's a ground for many evils.
legendary
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Explanation
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full member
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Precision Beats Power and Timing Beats Speed.

Mallers on Bitcoin "The best version of money humanity has ever developed..

https://twitter.com/BitcoinNewsCom/status/1670041601085693955

Best Money ever created was USD. It brought Global Prosperity and Created and Fueled so much innovation that if there was no $ we would not be talkIng on here.. We actualy owe So Much to USD . Bljatcoin does not come near it and will never come nowhere close.

It is sad to call this shit the best currency ever. All it creates is more greed and inequality

As a matter of fact these retards here blocked a great event to make people prosperous because they are too greedy and dumb.. now its nearly impossible cause they personaly tainted it.. Mark my words when Aliens will lool at the Memories of Humanity and will stumble upon what these lowaks done . The aliens are gonna facepalm themselves
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