Quote from: OutOfMemory on January 03, 2024, 10:00:05 AM

Breaking: Found my old Ledger Nano, which was believed to be lost.

Don't ask Cheesy

I am a bit ashamed to admit that once I had "lost" my wallet and found it 2-3 years later in my jacket pocket.

It was in the same place that I would have had put a wallet if I were wearing that jacket, which apparently I was wearing that particular jacket at or near the time that I lost my wallet.

Inquiring minds ddddddddddddooooooooooooo

wanna know.

Also, if I recall you had already done a replacement, so what would be the plan.. Ledger has been getting a lot of bad press recently, but they still seem to be selling a lot of devices. Some folks don't seem to care too much about the security of their coins (from the privacy angle, and perhaps other ways that Ledgers seem to be more vulnerable than necessary).

Quote from: Leahized on January 03, 2024, 04:28:58 PM

Quote from: shahzadafzal on January 03, 2024, 04:01:35 PM

History being made (2013)
https://x.com/historyinmemes/status/1742344457356247213

Iknow that, it's better to have nothing to lose.

Probably Nothing

You mean that you are over-invested Leahized?

Over the years, quite a few newbies have come into this thread and have tried to help emphasize various dumb-ass talking points.

They come, and they go, but what happens to king daddy?

Hopefully, you have already chosen to get some Leahized, just in case.

And, if you had happened to overinvest, then hopefully you either still have more money to continue to buy, or you just HODL through your mistake and either wait for more cash to come in or for the BTC price to go up. There are always going to be newbies, and usually the first cycle is the toughest...

but if you have a decently consistent BTC accumulation practice, everything will likely work itself out.. It is not guaranteed, but that is on you to figure out the whole balance of how much to invest, how to invest, and hopefully erroring on the side of accumulating and holding.

Quote from: JimboToronto on January 03, 2024, 04:35:05 PM

For every loser there's still a winner. Actually there are a lot more losers than winners, just as there are a lot more casinos than gamblers.

Are you referring to the Pareto principle?

Curiosity didn't kill this cat. Tongue

yet