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Quote from: nutildah on September 20, 2025, 01:22:45 AM
Also the new owner claims they mined 50 BTC
I can't even get myself to read that shitpost, so I clicked Ignore. It makes total sense to be accepted into the worst casino spam campaign on the forum.

Back in 2015, the user profile showed 1ZERoDaYZRfQTwKHCowT3XpYL3HuAvzbN, still hodling 20BTC. It would be nice if the real owner can use this to reclaim his account.

Quote from: nutildah on September 20, 2025, 01:22:45 AM
This is how they got their BTC:
Quote from: ₿itcoin on March 25, 2013, 06:00:23 PM
About a year ago I started from 5% of BTC. Now I regret I didn't buy more as the most of my "low risk" assets were burnt on Cyprus bank account.
Quote from: ₿itcoin on March 24, 2013, 06:18:04 PM
As I'm losing almost all of my fiat assets, I still have some bitcoins which i fortunately bought a year ago, and now I can only wish EU to collapse, which without doubts add value to my BTC savings.
I had almost forgotten about the "bail-in" in Cyprus. After the backlash of that experiment, they simply decided to increase inflation to take away everyone's wealth from everyone in a much less visible way.
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Quote from: nutildah on September 20, 2025, 01:22:45 AM
Also the new owner claims they mined 50 BTC
I can't even get myself to read that shitpost, so I clicked Ignore. It makes total sense to be accepted into the worst casino spam campaign on the forum.

Back in 2015, the user profile showed 1ZERoDaYZRfQTwKHCowT3XpYL3HuAvzbN, still hodling 20BTC. It would be nice if the real owner can use this to reclaim his account.

Quote from: nutildah on September 20, 2025, 01:22:45 AM
This is how they got their BTC:
Quote from: ₿itcoin on March 25, 2013, 06:00:23 PM
About a year ago I started from 5% of BTC. Now I regret I didn't buy more as the most of my "low risk" assets were burnt on Cyprus bank account.
Quote from: ₿itcoin on March 24, 2013, 06:18:04 PM
As I'm losing almost all of my fiat assets, I still have some bitcoins which i fortunately bought a year ago, and now I can only wish EU to collapse, which without doubts add value to my BTC savings.
I had almost forgotten about the "bail-in" in Cyprus. After the backlash of that experiment, they simply decided to increase inflation to take away everyone's wealth in a much less visible way.