Crypto-lament
"I initially got in to Bitcoin in 2012. One Bitcoin was worth $4 at the time. I quickly got snared and knew Bitcoin would be enormous one day. Shockingly I was additionally extremely poor. The most I could bear to purchase was $400 worth (100 BTC)." This is the manner by which SuperDuperDerp's story commences on Reddit.
"The cost didn't move much, so I quit checking following half a month. When I returned to it a month later, the cost had consistently expanded to $8 per coin. Astounded at my little bonus, and supposing it was too early for Bitcoin to truly take off, I sold each of the 100BTC for $800 and intended to purchase in again when the cost went down." Be that as it may, he never did it. "I watched it climb and move until the point when I at long last purchased back in around $100, netting me 8 BTC.
"I let my sentiments outwit me and frenzy sold/purchased a couple of times amid the 2013 turmoil, and most as of late needed to offer a couple of BTC as I was in critical straights," the Redditor adds to his or her story.
"Presently I have somewhat more than 2BTC and am hardly preferred off over I was in 2012. I jump at the chance to trust that in the event that I had been fiscally agreeable in 2012 I would have purchased a piece of BTC to spare long haul and wouldn't have rushed to offer. Be that as it may, who knows? It takes cash to profit."