⭐ Merited by DarkStar_ (5)
I'm actually gutted.
I've always believed in BTC, even though, for some odd reason, I was only introduced to it in ~late 2016. I would always put the money I had into it, but in 2018 lost 0.95 (which was ~6k at the time, or so. It's a long story, but it wasn't to a gambling site, nor have I been scammed). I did consider myself lucky, because at the same time, instead of losing just 0.95, I could have lost all of it (which isn't that much more, but still). Unfortunately, I couldn't afford to get it back in Dec of the same year when it dropped to ~3.1k, and nor could I afford to buy it back during the COVID drop. It's still frustrating, because I would have it to this day, as I never look to spend my BTC; I only try to accumulate more, so my BTC has literally been sitting, collecting dust.
That's also why it's frustrating to learn that I could have invested it, and even more frustrating to see that it's currently not worthwhile (I know that it was the intended outcome and that it's also subject to change, so I'll definitely keep an eye out
). It sounds like the ideal thing for me, because — as I said — my BTC has been accumulating dust, doing nothing.
For some odd reason I only learned about bankroll investments a few days ago (probably because I only browse reddit and never bothered making an account here), and now I can't by think that I could have made some BTC during these past 2-3 years.
Could someone please tell me what the gains were like in, say, the last 2 years or so? Checking https://dicesites.com/bustabit won't do the trick, because of the commission/fee structure/bankroll etc. have been adjusted and changed every now and then, so I would have to calculate this sort of thing manually, which would be a huge hassle. However, for example, If I know that someone with 'A' BTC has made 'B' BTC throughout 2019, and someone else with 'X' BTC has made 'Y' BTC in 2020, then I could calculate and see (roughly) how much 1-2 BTC would have gotten me up to this point. I know that it doesn't reflect future investments (and as I implied, I don't plan to invest right now. Not only because of the commission, but also due to some alt-coin plays I might attempt), I'm just very very curious.
Would appreciate anyone who is willing to share that sort of info, because I could only find similar info that dates back to ~2017.
Thanks!
I've always believed in BTC, even though, for some odd reason, I was only introduced to it in ~late 2016. I would always put the money I had into it, but in 2018 lost 0.95 (which was ~6k at the time, or so. It's a long story, but it wasn't to a gambling site, nor have I been scammed). I did consider myself lucky, because at the same time, instead of losing just 0.95, I could have lost all of it (which isn't that much more, but still). Unfortunately, I couldn't afford to get it back in Dec of the same year when it dropped to ~3.1k, and nor could I afford to buy it back during the COVID drop. It's still frustrating, because I would have it to this day, as I never look to spend my BTC; I only try to accumulate more, so my BTC has literally been sitting, collecting dust.
That's also why it's frustrating to learn that I could have invested it, and even more frustrating to see that it's currently not worthwhile (I know that it was the intended outcome and that it's also subject to change, so I'll definitely keep an eye out
). It sounds like the ideal thing for me, because — as I said — my BTC has been accumulating dust, doing nothing.For some odd reason I only learned about bankroll investments a few days ago (probably because I only browse reddit and never bothered making an account here), and now I can't by think that I could have made some BTC during these past 2-3 years.
Could someone please tell me what the gains were like in, say, the last 2 years or so? Checking https://dicesites.com/bustabit won't do the trick, because of the commission/fee structure/bankroll etc. have been adjusted and changed every now and then, so I would have to calculate this sort of thing manually, which would be a huge hassle. However, for example, If I know that someone with 'A' BTC has made 'B' BTC throughout 2019, and someone else with 'X' BTC has made 'Y' BTC in 2020, then I could calculate and see (roughly) how much 1-2 BTC would have gotten me up to this point. I know that it doesn't reflect future investments (and as I implied, I don't plan to invest right now. Not only because of the commission, but also due to some alt-coin plays I might attempt), I'm just very very curious.
Would appreciate anyone who is willing to share that sort of info, because I could only find similar info that dates back to ~2017.
Thanks!