Topic: Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters? - page 8. (Read 3974 times)
I went for NO because its just a payment for their loyalty at a time where anyone of us would not have touched bitcoin even though we might know about it. If anyone of thme is cahing the millions now, then its because he / she took the risk when the decision was not a popular one. And we should even be thanking them in addition to what they have already because without them believing, then there wont be any bitcoin for us to meet at this time.
No. Because these are the people who really took the risk and keep hold of there BTC even things are seems rough. So its ok. They deserved it.
I don't see any reason why you think it is unfair for the early adopters. What I think about them is they are the "lucky ones" and I am sure most of the people here know the reason why. Even though BTC rates are really small in the early times, early adopters are very lucky to jump in the Bitcoin bandwagon as this currency's value moves a lot. Can't imagine how "rich" those early adopters nowadays 
Right. It's not their fault that they had the guts to get in to something gat unsure before. Its all about having the guts to gamble. People who regret not getting into bitcoin when they had the chance probably would see it unfair but its not.
I don't see any reason why you think it is unfair for the early adopters. What I think about them is they are the "lucky ones" and I am sure most of the people here know the reason why. Even though BTC rates are really small in the early times, early adopters are very lucky to jump in the Bitcoin bandwagon as this currency's value moves a lot. Can't imagine how "rich" those early adopters nowadays
It's not unfair for the early bitcoin adopters to earn great amount of income because they deserve it for being a believer of Bitcoin even in its early creation although they didn't know then what will happen in the future of bitcoin. I just regret that i didn't have the chance to know the bitcoin before. But still its not too late, if we believe now, we can be the that early adopters in the future.
Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters?
I dont understand why you are thinking its unfair. Well early investors deserved to earn for taking the risk in time where there is no assurance of profit gain because at that time btc is young to get trust from investors.
The existence and success of bitcoin can also be credited to the early users who believe in it. Even we turn back the time, i think it will be hard for me to trust this currency because i dont know whats ahead, indeed regrets are felt when its just too late.
Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters?
I don't think so, we are both equally benefited today besides we are all doing our efforts to earn here. It's just that the value of bitcoin is on fire today, maybe because it is being recognized and some legalized it in their countries.Agree, not all early adopters of bitcoin benefited from it. Those who benefits are those who believe and who invest more. I think it's the traders who benefited more with bitcoins. They buy when its down and sell when its up. So still it's not unfair.
Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters?
I don't think so, we are both equally benefited today besides we are all doing our efforts to earn here. It's just that the value of bitcoin is on fire today, maybe because it is being recognized and some legalized it in their countries.
yes. They have the courage to take risks and invest in something very strange in the early days of bite at a very cheap price. Whatever the profit they get is a very worthy gift for her. And if we are new to bitcoin, take it as evidence that investing in bitcoin is very profitable, it will be your advantage as a late user
Very few could have invested into bitcoin with trust, whereas the rest just with some sort of hesitation would have invested into it. Early adaptors are the same, few had the mind to keep hold of it. The rest on experiencing small profit could have sold it for mere profits. This doesn't mean that it unfairly benefited the user.Bases on the trust as well upon the trust they had over the growth of bitcoin benefited them with relation to the capital invested.
Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters?
A little I think. I knew some early bitcoin adopters that only starts lat august. By august bitcoin is just 2000$ . then when they become junior I think that is in september to october they already join in campaigns then after thay campaign I think they already earn almost 15,000 pesos. Compare to my first earn. Not a half of it. They are very lucky. After that, so many airdrops came and with just one click ,they received money. But still in some cases we (long time bitcoin users) are still lucky since we have save our previous earned coins like altcoins that is now converted into bitcoin and of course the earned bitcoin so we already have savings and as the bitcoin price increases it increases too. My account seems new but I already do bitcoin last year since my friend ask me to pilot his account since he is busy in something else.
Like every start up in life, it all depends on how a project, a new job, a new company or a marriage even will develop over time.
No one can say that this is unfair! It's all about circumstances and the people involved.
Things constantly change.
With some decisions you lose, other you gain!
It's about making sound choices and a little bit of luck!
No one really knew how Bitcoin would pan out as no one knew how cars would pan out 125 years ago!
No one can say that this is unfair! It's all about circumstances and the people involved.
Things constantly change.
With some decisions you lose, other you gain!
It's about making sound choices and a little bit of luck!
No one really knew how Bitcoin would pan out as no one knew how cars would pan out 125 years ago!
Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters?
I think no, its not like early investors know that its price will go up so much that is why many people regrets not knowing or not believing in bitcoin in its early stages.
No. Because they saw the chance earlier than us. This is how investment works
Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters?
Thats a matter on what did the early adopters did to their BTC. In my personal experience there are some people I know that been here in this forum since 2013, and some of them have a mindset of selling the BTc and their reason is that it's good to really have your money, so they don't have BTC up to these day. The benefit of course of the early adopters is their knowledge in the crypto world, and the lesson they've acquired through experience. Although there are people who keep their BTC but they are few.
The early investors in BTC is the one who have an amount of cash right now that predicted.
No. why is it unfair? because they are early investors and they earned more money than they invested and they are millionaires? dude you should be thanking them because, if they didn't invested in bitcoin maybe satoshi discontinued bitcoin and also becuse of them bitcoin gained popularity over time because of their stories some of us want to be like them so, they invested in bitcoin and it's never too late to be like them we will be like them someday just keep your faith in bitcoin.
True story here, in the end of the day we should be thankful to them because without the people who believed in BTC, the price won't reach this far, and they deserve the return of their investments because they pushed through this technology even in the hard times.
They are not the people who is here because 1 BTC might go up to 1 million, they are here because they know that the technology will thrive.
No because when Bitcoin started it was more like an experiment, nobody knew if would exist after few months or years, the risk was too high.
If asked me so yes, it gave early users a very high profit because in early days it was like an experiment but in that time no one was believing on any type of digital currency, it was considered fake and as a scam by many people. In that time only few of people believed on bitcoin and took the very high risk at that time and invested in bitcoins. I think they deserved the profit and got their reward for believing on bitcoin and getting such a high risk. 
Early Birds always gets the biggest worm. What were you doing while people building the community and holding useless coins in their bags?
Then this is not unfair. Early Birds risked much more then everybody and gets the biggest reward.
Then this is not unfair. Early Birds risked much more then everybody and gets the biggest reward.
My answer would be a no.They have done their work and investing on bitcoin early have been their success.Because they are the ones who did take the risk to invest and the outcome now is great.
No, early investor take the risk when bitcoin is basically nothing. They stick with it years until now and they are rewarded for their loyalty by owning a lot of bitcoin. It's a different matter investing something that already big compared to the one that just started.
Absolutely there will be more advantage to all those who sticked with bitcoin in hard times. There is a statement now, “If you want to find a loyal person, find in your hard times”. So whosoever help you or remained attached with you in hard time, you must reward them anyhow. And bitcoin have done same with all those who helped it in its hard crucial days. 
Yes or No? Doesn't Bitcoin unfairly benefit early adopters?
Of course it does and that's always the case with businesses. Those that had balls to gamble in bitcoin a few years ago are now smiling from ear to ear reaping their rewards. Some would even wait even more and see where all these go to.
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