You mind telling us where you got this riddle in the first place?

For some reason people still love storing their investments on exchanges. Is the convenience on being able to exchange your coins/tokens immediately really worth the risk? Not in my opinion.

Famous rapper Soulja Boy might just be a bitcoin hodler.

The 28-year-old musician, perhaps best-known for his debut single "Crank That," debuted a new song about bitcoin in his latest album "Young Draco." Simply titled "Bitcoin," the track describes how Soulja "made [$1] million off of bitcoins" after seemingly buying in at $6,000.

"Man, this going crazy the cryptocurrency man," the lyrics begin, continuing:

   
(Urban Dictionary defines "100 racks" as being $100,000.)

Soulja later indicates he may be paying bands using cryptocurrency, or at least his gains from his holdings ("I'm doing shows [?] feeling me ... running up the bands on cryptocurrency"), before referencing sending transactions through PayPal and the Cash App.

He also references owning litecoins, though he does not provide any firm details in the song about his holdings.

Soulja is the latest musician to reference cryptocurrencies, with Mims, Snoop Dogg, 3lau and Young Dirty Bastard all getting involved in the space through various projects or performances.

Most recently, bitcoin even played a cameo on Eminem's new album "Kamikaze."

Royce Da 5'9', a guest artist on "Not Alike," notes that "now everybody doing bitcoin" on the track – he wasn't kidding.

Source: https://www.coindesk.com/rapper-soulja-boy-drops-song-about-making-money-on-bitcoin/

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Publicity is publicity. Definitely good for bitcoin.

I know that we are not allowed to post referral links, but are we allowed to post articles,guides, or whatever website(that are owned or not owned by the poster) that contains referral links?

I didn't know domains like "biṇaṇce.com" could be used. Thanks for the warning.

hi. what wallets do you suggest?

Really!? I wouldn't have known! Thanks for telling us dude.

/end sarcasm

You need at least Jr member rank to post images.

Is having your own business profitable?
Is starting your own company profitable?
Is being an author profitable?
Is day-trading crypto profitable?

Every single one has the same answer: Yes, if you know what you're doing.

So.. what's your source? Do you have a magical crystal ball?

This. It's funny how people are mindblown by this simple reason LOL

As long as people aren't stupid enough to dump bitcoin when a huge regulation comes, then bitcoin's going to be fine.

Risk of being obsolete due to a scaling solution being too long to arrive. Alts are doing it alot better to be honest.

Perfect answer. Remember the Mt.Gox hack? and the Bitfinex hack? Now that's what you call a DROP.

All wallets has transaction fees. That's the nature of bitcoin.

sigh. Typical people who only looks at bitcoin as an investment and nothing else. Honestly? I think we are in a bubble after all. So much ignorant money.

bitcoin is just simply going to grow as long as there is demand. bitcoin is capped at only 21 million. I only see it crashing to the ground if a huge regulation comes in.

Bitcoin wallets has no demographic, unless you're using coinbase or exchanges as wallets.

"because they began to be perceived as a new way to make money". Let's not talk like this is not the same way most people look at bitcoin. They don't even care about the tech, just the investment profit.

You said you couldn't access it so I assume the flashdrive was simply unreadable? Your best bet would probably find a trusted friend/family member that knows how to fix those stuff. Probably the flashdrive's plug/port already corroded.