Looking at this from the reverse view, I remember a young guy posted here a long time ago that he had sold a house he had inherited from his father and bought bitcoin with all the proceeds. I think the BTC price might have been $300 at the time. I often wonder if he held on long term to his coins. Which would now buy him an entire street of 100 houses or more.
At the time many here were saying he was crazy to risk all of his fathers lifetimes work, while others - who had a good inkling of where the coin was heading - applauded and encouraged the young guy.
I remember that guy. It was not a 'childhood home' for him. He was so dubious sounding about it all, I wouldn't be surprised if he sold. I haven't looked it up.
Unfortunately his thread got locked and it was still being updated by the OP. We should probably have something besides plain lock, limited access by the people who originally posted on the first page or similar. I'd like his update if he was still around but I dont have that one bookmarked to know if he is active, I'm fairly sure Im right in remembering he would occasionally come back and say he had continued to hold and it was a 2nd house left in a will yep.
It was in a newspaper at the time right, maybe a reporter will chase it up. They always mention the person who buried his old hard disk, literally every rally that dude pops up.
BTC is about upto the point of the regular descending highs since the ATH. If we can maintain 40k in the next week and confirm that as a low in some way then that trend of declining highs each week will be broken and I expect a proper rally to at least the 50 day average; we've only really been having waves back and forth that resolve downwards again.