I'm in for the popular idea of 1 bitcoin per person, but if you can afford more then i would advise to do so.
It's not like you will get rich by owning 1 btc, atleast in the next years, but since bitcoin is spreading and getting traction, who knows.
cheers
Topic: What's the amount that every Bitcoiner should own ? - page 5. (Read 4012 times)
I try not to hold more than 2% of my net worth in Bitcoin. If it performs the way folks predict, that's more than enough to be life changing for any investment, if not, it won't hurt.
If you have a negative net worth, I would not allocate more than 5% of money going toward your investments.
If you have a negative net worth, I would not allocate more than 5% of money going toward your investments.
problem is, that holding 40 BTC or even 100 BTC is not possible (due to finance situation) or comfortable (due to mega risky investment) for majority of current world.
depends, what is "future". in 5 years, you are right. in 10 or 15? bitcoin will be dead or worth more, than you can now imagine..
I seriously doubt it will be sufficient to hold 1 or even 10 BTC to have significant capital in the future.
depends, what is "future". in 5 years, you are right. in 10 or 15? bitcoin will be dead or worth more, than you can now imagine..
If you are a real bitcoiner you should own at least one whole bitcoin. Especially at these low prices its very doable if you save a lityle.
It depends on the level of responsibility of the user.
Some fool might have too many coins and list it in the mishaps.
Some try to contribute to the community and establish himself even though he doesn't have significant amount of money.
Some fool might have too many coins and list it in the mishaps.
Some try to contribute to the community and establish himself even though he doesn't have significant amount of money.
It's depends on yourself.
My target is, HOLD 3BTC or even if i have more and don't know what should i do with that coins i will store in cold wallet.
My target is, HOLD 3BTC or even if i have more and don't know what should i do with that coins i will store in cold wallet.
I'd say at least one BTC. One's thing more important than the quantity though, it's the way people gets it. You're not a bitcoiner if all your BTC comes from faucets. Real bitcoiners are people who have mined (when it was easy) or bought BTC.
Whatever they feel comfortable risking that they feel might benefit them right now or in the future.
Don't get your hopes high. While it is true that less that 90% bitcoiners hold less that 1 BTC, there are some pretty rich individuals out there who hold more that 1000 BTC.
Early adopters are out there and are waiting for bitcoin to reach high value. I seriously doubt it will be sufficient to hold 1 or even 10 BTC to have significant capital in the future.
If you think you can buy more, then buy, if you want to be safe I think that about 100 BTC would be sufficient. If you think less is enough - you are being naive.
Early adopters are out there and are waiting for bitcoin to reach high value. I seriously doubt it will be sufficient to hold 1 or even 10 BTC to have significant capital in the future.
If you think you can buy more, then buy, if you want to be safe I think that about 100 BTC would be sufficient. If you think less is enough - you are being naive.
for me is bitcoiner everybody, who somehow secured his own wallet and had here something from other sources than faucets so at least 0.1BTC
safe spot is imho 1BTC on fancy paper wallet. considering it is 1/21M of total coins, it is great wealth:), this is also reply for "how much hold" question..
safe spot is imho 1BTC on fancy paper wallet. considering it is 1/21M of total coins, it is great wealth:), this is also reply for "how much hold" question..
This is like asking how many shares you should hold to be called a shareholder. Everyone has their own financial commitments as to how many they can afford.
10 is good.
at 10 000 USD in the next 5 years, it's a good "deal" ... use paper wallet to store safety.
at 10 000 USD in the next 5 years, it's a good "deal" ... use paper wallet to store safety.
In 5 years time 10 might make you a whale. If there's a few rallies then the price could go so high that almost nobody could afford to buy a whole Bitcoin. If they cost $10 or $50 thousand each then people will talk about how many sats they own, not how many Bitcoins they own.
10 is good.
at 10 000 USD in the next 5 years, it's a good "deal" ... use paper wallet to store safety.
at 10 000 USD in the next 5 years, it's a good "deal" ... use paper wallet to store safety.
The simple answer is something, anything, to at least first call yourself a bitcoiner. Obviously, the amount you own after that is completely dependant on your financial position and risk tolerance.
0,1 BTC i would say. it depends on your income 
(and 1 Litecoin
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(and 1 Litecoin
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I'am not sure if some of you remember this website (It dosen't work anymore) : http://amifilthyrich.com (It's redirect to their original website 99bitcoins)
According to this when the website was used 7 months ago https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2pqiqh/i_am_filthy_rich/
It seems like 92% of Bitcoiners own less then one BTC . (I'am not even sure how that's calculated since some people spread their coins on different wallets and adresses and some of them have shitload of adresses empty)
So , from that ... I want to know how much do you think every bitcoin should be holding ? (Holding means not using it or spend it just keep it safe on Cold storage or PC or whatever without touching them)
According to this when the website was used 7 months ago https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2pqiqh/i_am_filthy_rich/
It seems like 92% of Bitcoiners own less then one BTC . (I'am not even sure how that's calculated since some people spread their coins on different wallets and adresses and some of them have shitload of adresses empty)
So , from that ... I want to know how much do you think every bitcoin should be holding ? (Holding means not using it or spend it just keep it safe on Cold storage or PC or whatever without touching them)
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