Quote from: slaman29 on March 23, 2020, 08:58:05 AM

Quote from: South Park on March 22, 2020, 07:04:51 PM

That was very common years ago when the price of bitcoin was low, people bought bitcoin and they did not thought much about it and they forgot about their coins but some time later they realized the price of bitcoin had gone up dramatically and they wanted to get those coins back but since they did not took enough precautions to recover those coins they lost access to them, however I believe such scenario is going to become less common as the value and the potential of bitcoin as a currency becomes more widespread to the general public.

It's still common for me actually to be honest;) I used to have so many accounts on different faucets and casinos, and I would even deposit in almost every place to gamble, and then many of them would have balances too small to do anything at all (too small for min withdrawal) so I end up forgetting about them. Probably if I lumped everything together especially after price boom I would have over hundreds of dollars.

That is too bad but it is understandable, there are many people that have some really small amounts of bitcoin in their different accounts and they cannot do anything with it because of they do not reach the minimum amount to qualify for a withdrawal, and despite the growth in the price of bitcoin it stands to reason the fees we have to pay to the miners will go up in the future as the halving diminishes their reward so the chances that you have of getting that money back are very close to zero.