in 1900 you could buy cocaine in a drug store, we always missing something
johnnydough10102223 on
Well why didn’t you tell me then?
davis25565 on
I remember doing this, i wish i saved the wallet but was worth nothing back thenÂ
fredy31 on
That would be 450k today.
Depending on when in the year we are talking, it could have been worth between 1 and 25$ back then.
minnick27 on
$458,240 at the current price. But almost all of us would have sold it long before it got to its high price. And it’s stuff like this that helped get bitcoin out there in the marketplace
dobbbie on
Can someone explain to me bitcoins’ value and how it generates wealth?
Bouncyglass on
Yeah I remember visiting this website when I was a kid, there were many sites just like this one.
I actually had a wallet in my old computer with a little bit more than 8 bitcoins.
Of course at some point I bought a new laptop, threw the old one away, and now those 8 bitcoins are gone. I was a kid and did not write any password or anything like that, for me it was kind of a game, so the wallet is unrecoverable. It is just a fun anecdote to explain now.
Bebinn on
Oh man that’s probably where I got mine. I know I had a free bitcoin that I lost. Could have been 5 instead. Sure could use that money. My luck i would have spent it before the value went crazy.
Plane-Remote1797 on
so? how much was it worth in 2011?
wanderingtxsoul on
What would the current value of those coins be?
MercenaryCow on
On 2011 we could buy appliances that didn’t need to be connected to the internet to function. And now today companies can change the terms of the sale whenever they want to remove functionality or require a subscription to work
grungegoth on
I bought 10 at 2500 like 8 years ago. 9 years ago it was a couple hundred ish. Wished I would a bought them sooner
Still sitting on them
Just-A-Snowfox on
Five million years ago you could claim land for free that’s now worth a few millionsÂ
PDXGuy33333 on
The first transaction in Bitcoin was in 2010 – two pizzas for 10k bitcoins.
And quit whining. You know you’d have sold yours as soon as they were worth $1 each, and thought you’d made a killing and gotten out just in time.
What are we going to do when the entire world economy is backed by nothing but units of digital currency that fluctuate in value according to how much someone else wants them? This does not seem like a stable economic model, though we’re not far from it at the moment as things stand. Which, come to think of it, probably explains a lot more than I think.
Solstice_Fluff on
I remember being in this page. Out of curiosity. But never did it. If I did try it. Those coins are lost forever.
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in 1900 you could buy cocaine in a drug store, we always missing something
Well why didn’t you tell me then?
I remember doing this, i wish i saved the wallet but was worth nothing back thenÂ
That would be 450k today.
Depending on when in the year we are talking, it could have been worth between 1 and 25$ back then.
$458,240 at the current price. But almost all of us would have sold it long before it got to its high price. And it’s stuff like this that helped get bitcoin out there in the marketplace
Can someone explain to me bitcoins’ value and how it generates wealth?
Yeah I remember visiting this website when I was a kid, there were many sites just like this one.
I actually had a wallet in my old computer with a little bit more than 8 bitcoins.
Of course at some point I bought a new laptop, threw the old one away, and now those 8 bitcoins are gone. I was a kid and did not write any password or anything like that, for me it was kind of a game, so the wallet is unrecoverable. It is just a fun anecdote to explain now.
Oh man that’s probably where I got mine. I know I had a free bitcoin that I lost. Could have been 5 instead. Sure could use that money. My luck i would have spent it before the value went crazy.
so? how much was it worth in 2011?
What would the current value of those coins be?
On 2011 we could buy appliances that didn’t need to be connected to the internet to function. And now today companies can change the terms of the sale whenever they want to remove functionality or require a subscription to work
I bought 10 at 2500 like 8 years ago. 9 years ago it was a couple hundred ish. Wished I would a bought them sooner
Still sitting on them
Five million years ago you could claim land for free that’s now worth a few millionsÂ
The first transaction in Bitcoin was in 2010 – two pizzas for 10k bitcoins.
And quit whining. You know you’d have sold yours as soon as they were worth $1 each, and thought you’d made a killing and gotten out just in time.
What are we going to do when the entire world economy is backed by nothing but units of digital currency that fluctuate in value according to how much someone else wants them? This does not seem like a stable economic model, though we’re not far from it at the moment as things stand. Which, come to think of it, probably explains a lot more than I think.
I remember being in this page. Out of curiosity. But never did it. If I did try it. Those coins are lost forever.
That’s like getting a free house ffs