One day, a few years ago now, I had ~100 bitcoins on Old Usb Key.
I didn't remember having them, as I'd had them at the very beginning. This USB key was lying around in a drawer, as I imagine a lot of people have
I remembered that I had a Bitcoin wallet not long ago and I tried to find my USB key, without success.
This story makes me sad, because if I'd known, I'd have been more careful!
Moral: be careful with your stuff, even if it's old :p
I've always ignored this thread from the very day it was opened but thought I should just drop my view about this today. Lol...Sorry for your loss, but I must say that this story did not touch me in any way, and that's if it's ever true. By the way, how much is the total cost of what you lost altogether not regarding the current state of Bitcoin?I didn't remember having them, as I'd had them at the very beginning. This USB key was lying around in a drawer, as I imagine a lot of people have
I remembered that I had a Bitcoin wallet not long ago and I tried to find my USB key, without success.
This story makes me sad, because if I'd known, I'd have been more careful!
Moral: be careful with your stuff, even if it's old :p
I mean the price you purchased the Bitcoin then and the value of the USB you stored it in. I asked the question to add credence to the discussion because even if I buy a thing with a total package of $20, I wouldn't handle it as if it was nothing, not to mention of what holds an asset in it that was being saved for future purposes. I've read many similar stories like this but I always denote the insincerity in them because it can't be taken as carelessly as that even if Bitcoin was bought at the value of just $10. In your case, it's 100 x $10 ($1,000), which is still a fortune, to say the least.