Hello,
If anyone has seen my recent thread, I've been previously trying to recover a friend's account on Coinbase, in which he had a tiny bit of money a few years ago. After recovering the account, the total balance was approximately €200 worth of Bitcoin, which had been bought/sent, doesn't matter, in 2017, for €2, that's approximately a 9900% increase! These are the times we wish we had spent €10 or €20, and now we would have a semi-decent amount of money, not to mention what the results would be with larger amounts of money >€200.
Does anyone have similar experiences?
If anyone has seen my recent thread, I've been previously trying to recover a friend's account on Coinbase, in which he had a tiny bit of money a few years ago. After recovering the account, the total balance was approximately €200 worth of Bitcoin, which had been bought/sent, doesn't matter, in 2017, for €2, that's approximately a 9900% increase! These are the times we wish we had spent €10 or €20, and now we would have a semi-decent amount of money, not to mention what the results would be with larger amounts of money >€200.
Does anyone have similar experiences?
I do have the same experience, but the amount isn't as large as €200.00. I was looking through my old pre-Segwit/BCash Fork seed phrases, importing them one by one, and funnily enough, I discovered that the wallets I had that contained "dust" during that time are currently $5.00 - $10.00 worth of Bitcoin. That's free coffee if you ask me.
It's probably why we should change our context of purchasing Bitcoin from "trading/investing" to saving.