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I think I'm better off, I wanted to start mining when people were still generating btc on their laptops, didn't get it to work. At least I have no place to go b
by teekert 5y ago
I think I'm better off, I wanted to start mining when people were still generating btc on their laptops, didn't get it to work. At least I have no place to go back to for that off chance that I somehow swing history the right way and persevere a little longer. Unlike this lad, who forever has this minute chance of being rich again. I think you're better off with 0 chance.
- fbanon 5y agoYou shouldn't feel bad about missing out. You would have sold anyway when it was worth $20. Or $50. Or $100. etc. Like the guy who've spent 10k BTC for two Papa John's pizzas in 2010.
- teekert 5y agoThat's a fact. I have a wallet from 2014 where I occasionally ordered sushi or Raspberry Pi stuff (on pi-hut) from, every time the amount left after ordering something grew again and I could buy/order something else. Pretty shocking to see what I paid for the earliest RPi's and Sushi back in the day, with the current rate.
- Avalaxy 5y agoI was very active in cryptocurrencies between 2013 and 2014. Had around 25 BTC and I bought hundreds of ethereums in the presale. Sold them all for a minor profit after there was yet another crash and I gave up on it lol. In retrospect I would now be a multi-millionaire at age 30, rather than a working slave living in a rental apartment. Ah well. Like the sibling post said: I probably would have sold it before this point anyway, I'm not THAT diamond handed.