Quote from: avikz on October 23, 2023, 07:16:47 PM

Quote from: cafter on October 23, 2023, 05:05:02 PM

I was reading some old posts and came across this thread where a user named Kevin(toasty). In the thread, he shared the incredible story of how he bought BTC259684.77 for just $2613, essentially acquiring them for a mere fraction of a cent each. It is a remarkable stroke of luck, and it got me wondering if he still holds onto those bitcoins.
Kevin also provided a detailed explanation of how he managed to obtain such a substantial amount of bitcoin at a lowest cost, including his strategy to buy from MT Gox exchange.
this story is like you won and all your funds robbed.

That's unfortunate for him. However what you will say on Bitcoin Pizza story? When Laszlo spent 10,000 bitcoins to buy two pizzas back in 2010. It's 312 million USD at today's rate.

In Kevin's story, it was robbed. In Laszlo's story, he spent that amount willingly. Not sure what I would have done if I was in the same position. Probably a regret for the rest of the life!

That's really a huge amount; if I think about it, 10,000 bitcoins just paid for the pizza. It's good that in those days there was someone who accepted Bitcoin as payment in a business establishment. I'm sure the person who did that will feel guilty if it's true that it really happened, which is why he paid 10,000 bitcoins at that time.

Now, on the subject we are talking about, based on the story, at least he was able to release something that was more than 600 bitcoins, although it is very far from the balance that he actually has on the platform of Mt. Gox and nothing has happened. This is just a lesson to our communities that still remain in the field of crypto space.