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Topic: What's the maximum amount of bitcoins you ever held? (Read 6095 times)

newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
1 bitcoin. Sad
legendary
Activity: 2464
Merit: 1037
CEO @ Stake.com and Primedice.com
Max i had was 0.066 BTC. Spent some on dinodirect , and made some more, so now sitting on 0.058 BTC hoping to get to 0.1 BTC by the end of month , donations welcomed Tongue . (not a beg)
newbie
Activity: 50
Merit: 0
I have about 0.6 BTC at the moment, spread over different exchanges and cryptostock. I want to get to 1 BTC in March. I DEFINITELY want to have at least 1 full BTC. Lowering of the Prices does help and I use it to get cheap BTC.
legendary
Activity: 2632
Merit: 1023
its ok in 5 years people will be,

<> I had 1 bit coin and now only 1 70mBits


<> wow a whole BTC?Huh how'd you loose it....I wish I could get earlier like at 1300 each "ATH' lol.
whom you are referring too.?
you answered many question but can't figure out the question .!

just predicting how this sorta thread will run in 3 -5 years time.
hero member
Activity: 991
Merit: 500
I had 1000 back in my day.

This was about .0002% of all BTC in circulation at the time.
legendary
Activity: 1974
Merit: 1030
There's something in my diary about operating with 200BTC in gox in 2011. Unfortunately I had a dire need of cash when bitcoin was at $5 and I was forced to sell some.
sr. member
Activity: 910
Merit: 253
Hodlers Network
I've only have 0.8btc  Sad

Most I ever had was about 200 when they were worth ~$20 each.

lol if you had hold you would be rich now.
I have 8 btc right now, most ever
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
had 40BTC, once.

 Sad
hero member
Activity: 924
Merit: 1000
Once had about 1,100. Much less right now. Lost a bunch from ukyo.loan and weexchange and labcoin.  Sold 250 at $400 Sad. Wish I had waited another 2 weeks to sell, I would have an extra $150k from that sale. Also, now I'm facing a $40k tax bill, lol.

lol @ paying taxes on Bitcoin gains.

Sell them for cash so there's no record of the transaction and you don't have to report it.

First, assuming you are ok with tax evasion...

1) it is hard to sell over $100k in bitcoins in person.

2) Let's say you worked your ass off on local bitcoins and did. Now you have $100k in cash. You can't just deposit that in your bank account. Anything over $5k and they will fill out a form and report you (but they can't tell you they did!). And if you make multiple deposits of <$5k you can get charged with "structuring" which is itself illegal. Essentially, you have to launder your bitcoin gains. Not very easy.

3) When you use that $100k to buy something (say a downpayment on a house), the IRS is going to want to know where all that money came from.



1) You can easily get rid of 60k worth of coins in less than a month.  You can sell them in person and there are also various services you can find where you pay bitcoin to order cash through the mail.

2) The extra ~month's work is well worth keeping the extra 40k worth of bitcoins.

3) No reason to launder the gains.  Just keep the 60k as physical cash, and obviously don't use it to put a down payment on a house.  Just use the physical cash for stuff that you would normally use cash for (groceries, gas, entertainment, bills)

^^This method allows you to sell 60k worth and keep the other 40k worth of bitcoins instead of giving them to our government to finance their wars

It's not this easy, unfortunately. If you report x amount on your taxes and buy a house (or a car) that only someone with x(2) income could afford, then the IRS will want to know where all that extra money came from. I agree that if you're reaaallly careful you might be able get away with it, but is the extra work worth the risk? Getting audited isn't exactly fun. The penalties are huge and the law is on their side.
sr. member
Activity: 910
Merit: 253
Hodlers Network
I have 8 btc right now. I will not sell them before price rise to 1500.I bought at 850 most of coins
newbie
Activity: 44
Merit: 0
.8 , started getting into this about 3 months ago, with a $250 gpu to start mining altcoins. stalked the boards for any new coins and mined them early. 

dogecoin actually came out a few days after my card, mined up about 2mil at 300kh/s, i think about 3m+ as stolen by the shady pool where people are trying to get the law involved getting back from that pool which had problems for over a month. luckily i switched a few days after release though the dif started to go up by then
hero member
Activity: 546
Merit: 500
Once had about 1,100. Much less right now. Lost a bunch from ukyo.loan and weexchange and labcoin.  Sold 250 at $400 Sad. Wish I had waited another 2 weeks to sell, I would have an extra $150k from that sale. Also, now I'm facing a $40k tax bill, lol.

lol @ paying taxes on Bitcoin gains.

Sell them for cash so there's no record of the transaction and you don't have to report it.

First, assuming you are ok with tax evasion...

1) it is hard to sell over $100k in bitcoins in person.

2) Let's say you worked your ass off on local bitcoins and did. Now you have $100k in cash. You can't just deposit that in your bank account. Anything over $5k and they will fill out a form and report you (but they can't tell you they did!). And if you make multiple deposits of <$5k you can get charged with "structuring" which is itself illegal. Essentially, you have to launder your bitcoin gains. Not very easy.

3) When you use that $100k to buy something (say a downpayment on a house), the IRS is going to want to know where all that money came from.

sr. member
Activity: 266
Merit: 250
Once had about 1,100. Much less right now. Lost a bunch from ukyo.loan and weexchange and labcoin.  Sold 250 at $400 Sad. Wish I had waited another 2 weeks to sell, I would have an extra $150k from that sale. Also, now I'm facing a $40k tax bill, lol.

lol @ paying taxes on Bitcoin gains.

Sell them for cash so there's no record of the transaction and you don't have to report it.

Lol yeah, because it's easy to find someone who will meet you in person to give you a hundred grand.
full member
Activity: 140
Merit: 100
6500 (i own slush's pool).

even if i HAD a GPU i wouldn't mine at Slush's pool.

what u want to do is go solo.  then at least u have the guts and the glory (25 BTC potential prize)

foolish, sad, and disrespectful... slush has done more for the community than ten of you (pool, stratum, trezor etc).
member
Activity: 84
Merit: 10
6500 (i own slush's pool).
hero member
Activity: 546
Merit: 500
Once had about 1,100. Much less right now. Lost a bunch from ukyo.loan and weexchange and labcoin.  Sold 250 at $400 Sad. Wish I had waited another 2 weeks to sell, I would have an extra $150k from that sale. Also, now I'm facing a $40k tax bill, lol.
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
Max Keiser holds about 25,000 so no real suprise at his evangelising.
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1015
I know he cashed out about 15k btc when they hit $30ish

That was still a decent take.
legendary
Activity: 1890
Merit: 1058
Vave.com - Crypto Casino
Well I dont know exactly how many at one point but when I first learned about while playing my favorite mmorpg final fantasy 11 an online gamer gave me 5000 of them to play with, and explained to me how I can mine them with my PC. I was to busy with my whole gaming business I never really paid attention those BTC he gave me will never be in circulation unfortunately.

I was then re-introduced when they hit about $4 and at $4 I was kicking myself in the ass... Now that I seen $1200 I tend to try and forget it ever happened.

I still talk to the guy who gave them to me here and there and now play final fantasy 14 with him on occasion not the same crack addiction as 11 was however.

If he gave you 5000 he must have had a lot. I wonder if he kept hold of them?

I know he cashed out about 15k btc when they hit $30ish
newbie
Activity: 126
Merit: 0
I had about 800 BTC once, but than I found a hooker who accept bitcoin and I lost everything.

That bitch.
haha a hooker accepting bitcoins.. that's something new to me.. ! just asking : where she accepts i.. i heard not many accepts in back pocket. IYKWIM

Escorts in California are starting to accept them.
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