home vasectomy kits

I think a lot of people think that yet the people who did have bitcoin when they were a few bucks each sold it at $70, or $300, or $900, or $1700.... very few people have held on all this time.

No, you would have sold it for a hundred bucks. And if you didn't then you would have sold for two hundred. Or for three hundred...

Not having bought it that day is just one step of the ladder you didn't climb. You would still need to not sell it every day since.

A friend of mine got addicted to heroin in highschool. He bought 200 btc when it crashed down to $2 in 2012, and shortly after, his parents sent him to rehab for a month, and hid his computer somewhere on the farm, never to be seen again.

When it was worth around $10m we searched the entire premises, with no luck.

Nah. Similar story:

I did the part that you didn't. Left the excess in the silkroad account, the FBI bought the house.

That, and you would have sold it a year later, or a year later, or a year later.

Don't kick yourself too hard. I'd be in the 10 digit range if I could see the future and just didn't spend a couple hundred on the site for one of the orders.

Why do you need a home kit for a vasectomy? It just takes a scalpel, superglue, suturing kits, and some balls. /s though now I am remembering an infamous post of someone describing how she did her own orchiectomy (nsfl it was a horrible read)

Back in 2009, I was there, saw the release of Bitcoing on Slashdot news. I had a computer on 24/7 because I was working on my thesis. Minin on CPU was feasible. I thought it could be a cool experiment to have a bit, just for fun. I never bothered with the hassle of actually running the miner on those very first days with the CPU and electricity I had from my uni for free.

This is what investing is though. No sane person would have bought Microsoft for peanuts in the early days and waited until today to have sold their first share. That's when people get greedy and lose everything.

Bitcoin is very high risk, so your probably $7.8k profit should be seen as a huge win, regardless of what could have been.

I've only had a few go through my hands but I definitely bought drugs with them.

... No regrets that was some fantastic ketamine.

I mined a couple of bitcoin on my mobile phone right at the very beginning.

Scratched my head, couldn't see the point of it, especially as it made my phone hot.

So I deleted the app and the coins.

Sigh.

Having also been in Colorado and being big into mining at the time, I can tell you that you would have sold when it hit the ATH of $1000, or definitely when MtGox happened and it halved almost overnight. I worked at Microcenter at the time and remember all the people returning GPUs after that crash. Everyone likes to think they would have held this whole time, but you'd have been a fucking greedy idiot if you had seen something so volatile, made 1000x returns and still said "Nah, I'm gonna hold"

Any of the above prizes could buy much more bitcoin, if you wanted

Granted. They weren't giving out participation trophies for 12th though, sorry.

25btc is currently worth $1,717,852

25 bitcoin these days is about $1.7M

At the current price 25 Bitcoin would be equal to $1,593,450. At its peak a few months ago it would have been worth over $3 million. In fact it didn't take long after 2010 for the Bitcoin prize to be worth more than the cash prize.

25 bitcoin is like $2,000,000 now.

Someone tipped me a tiny amount of some crypto coin on there, too. I did set up a wallet but then kinda forgot about it. Maybe I can pay off my place. Lol I remember it being one of the dumb ones, but tbh I thought they were all dumb. Still do, even if I did accidentally get rich lol.

Oh wow, just checked it. It was about 0.15 BCH and yeah, it has gone up considerably since I got it. It was worth maybe a buck or two, apparently it's worth almost $80 USD today! That's like a downpayment on a stick of RAM!

the definition is apparently 15 years. only two years left until the ps4 and xbone are retro consoles.