Quote from: Lantind on Today at 04:25:51 PM

Indeed, it would be better for us to never tell the public how much Bitcoin we have collected and only people who we can trust need to know, because if we tell other people it is possible that people will have evil intentions and of course this will be very detrimental.
Choosing to collect Bitcoin as planning for retirement is of course very possible because we can all see that Bitcoin will always be able to give us profits after being able to hold it for a long period of time.

One of the reasons why I am keeping Bitcoin is because of its decentralised nature. Keeping fiats in banks will expose you to crime because almost all the bank staff can get information about your account. But Bitcoin promotes privacy so it will be difficult to know how much someone owns. I will not also support the notion of telling people in the public how many BTC I own because I prefer to keep it private. Anyway, I have not acquired up to one Bitcoin.

Quote from: Pmalek on Today at 04:00:27 PM

I am not going to answer that. Grin

Let's just say that I consider bitcoin to be my early retirement plan and also my pension fund. It's filing up nicely, but I am planning to add more to it before I consider myself done and ready to ride into the sunset. When that will be, I don't know.

I did a post titled Is it still possible to retire early? because I was wondering if it is still possible to escape from the rat race early in this global economic situation. People like you who believed in Bitcoin early and kept it till now will comfortably have a good retirement life if they have accumulated enough to sustain themselves. I also want to retire early so, I have started acquiring gradually using the DCA method.