@OP, Yes, i have more than 1 btc, but sadly not even a small portion of what i once had remained.
Are you asking about 1 btc as a some form of 21 million people club? Because owning one bitcoin today makes you one of 341,830 , and not one in 21 million.
You can check exact statistics at ondn.net:800/search. It's interesting to see that smaller amount of people hold very large portions of bitcoins, similar as to what is happening in fiat.
Amounts can be deceiving, because people often talk about how much btc they lost, but not how much that btc was worth at the time.
I lost over 200 btc gambling, but it wasn't worth much at the time tbh.
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Are you asking about 1 btc as a some form of 21 million people club? Because owning one bitcoin today makes you one of 341,830 , and not one in 21 million.
You can check exact statistics at ondn.net:800/search. It's interesting to see that smaller amount of people hold very large portions of bitcoins, similar as to what is happening in fiat.
Interesting how many people lost a large share of their money in gambling.
Amounts can be deceiving, because people often talk about how much btc they lost, but not how much that btc was worth at the time.
I lost over 200 btc gambling, but it wasn't worth much at the time tbh.
cheers
This is bullshit. He is basically not one of 341830 but his address is. I have way more than 1 BTC, but I never hold more than 1 BTC in one address, so I'm not the part of the people holding 1 BTC?
Ofcourse i'm referring to addresses, finding all associated wallets would be next to impossible.
May i ask why do you not hold coins in same address? If you are not using it anymore (except for the saving) i don't see the point of doing so, especially if they are on the same wallet..
Yeah, I definitely have my fair share but wasted dozens of them on mining garbage in the past during the pre-order era. Wish I could play that one back.
You are not the only one having regrets
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