78,811
Pushing for the big 80.
Aaaaaaaahhh shaddup.
I'm still kicking myself for not buying it at something like .001 of a cent, which I almost did back in the day. I had planned to buy $ 100 worth.
I first bought at 9600, and last bought whole coins at 5500 on the Covid bounce when it crashed to 4800, so am hardly an early player that bought up whole coins for $5 in 2012 like bsnub says he did.
Though I do have a cash-out price which will net me $1 million USD, which is getting closer, but a few dips and surges and years away yet. No big rush.
There's likely be a dip at 100k (whenever it gets there), as it will be a cash-out point for many. Those with 10 coins will clear a cool mill USD, and a lot are expected to sell a lot of their holdings at that milestone.
Will it hit the magic 100k before the next big dip... probably not, but interesting to see.
90,310
90K surpassed
Edit.
Damn, you click refresh and they're up $400 each.
90,708
Which incidentally was the total price per coin when the thread was started 8 years ago.
Sorry, +$500 each in the time it takes to write a post.
90,885
Last edited by Edmond; 13-11-2024 at 09:51 PM.
Bladdy 'eck
91,146
It's like watching someone windup a windy clock as fast as they can.
Edit
91,584
Up $400 in 1 minute.
End of day
92,555
555 indeed. +$4612 per coin /24hrs
*hugs all round*
97,476.27USD
dyamn
Looks like we're gonna see the magic 100k
The guys at the start of the thread in 2016 were talking about it at $400. I really hope they bought and held.
OK, so that's the bitbrag and the herbal tea covered.
Have you done 'work your log out' yet?
^ no.
But may do the screenshots from uni girl.
And there we have it, ladies and gentlemen.
Bitcoin hits 6 figures for the first time in history.
102,614
One hundred.
Thousand.
USD.
Holders of 10 coins are now USD millionaires. Well done!
I hated Trump winning so this is a bit of consolation. The chump change is starting to add up.
An interesting WSJ article you guys may want to read.
Young Men Are Making Risky Bets on Crypto and Politics—and Raking It In Right Now
Young men are investing heavily in risky assets such as crypto and meme stocks, driven by a desire for financial success and a sense of economic alienation.
These investments have yielded high returns in recent months, but experts warn of the potential for significant losses.
Online platforms and influencers are playing a major role in shaping young men's investment decisions, often promoting risky behavior.
MORE
wsj.com
None of it is accepted to pay tax or utilities so only real gain is when you cash out assuming the exchanges work.
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