How to Mistakenly Own 500 BTC.


I read a post where a person was planning how they would probably spend their retirement and the juicy sum of money they were probably planning to store; it felt beautiful and inspiring, but it had the tint of shallow vanity to me; then I remembered Luke 12:16-21 in the Bible; you should check that out and this whole paragraph will begin to make sense, after you have finished and checked back.

One's plans may be flawed, especially since no one truly owns their lives (so seek after spiritual things). Now let us continue.

I am sure you checked and viewed twice and still have not seen any hack, hidden egg, or gem that shows you how to own that much BTC, even if you do not already have any, and it still does not make sense. That is the point. 500 BTC is a lot of money, especially at the peak of a bull market; you will probably live like a king for the rest of your life if you do not live in expensive first-world countries; in fact, you might lose your soul.

Howbeit, The Future Is Still Important

Just don't be Certain About It

Stockpiling money or believing you have a lot of money makes you feel invincible, which is never good for the human mind; you make enemies, fake friends, become endangered, feel insecure, and your happiness will eventually diminish.

It is why people do not run into such stupendous wealth by accident unless they have worked their entire lives and suddenly hit an unexpected jackpot, won a lottery, or maybe bank robbers threw their stash at your feet while being chased by the police, and you become the next of kin of some wealthy folks, or buy 500 BTC at 13$ in 2013 and forget the keys to your wallet, only to find it (the keys) in 2024

Yes, you heard me correctly.

We recently saw a wallet move 500 BTC, and it was claimed that the BTC was purchased in 2013, most likely by an enthusiast who later misplaced his keys. Basically, I believe that is what happened. If this guy hasn't misplaced his keys, he might have sold when BTC did some $600 and $1000. Why do I think so? The person was already making more than x20 profit, so it makes sense to take it.

This is how we are mentally wired. Unless you're originally rich and don't need external profit to live a comfortable life without suffering the effect of not taking profits on your investments. However, there are not many people in the world like this, so it would be foolish not to profit at x20 or even x40 the initial investment price.

We Wired To Take Profit

So, even if this guy did not profit at this price, I believe at $20,000 in 2017, he would have comfortably owned $10 million, but they did not profit. All of these events make me wonder if it was not his audacious belief in the technology that kept him from profiting, unless they are time travelers, which I doubt.
However, if he truly lost his keys, I believe he may have been suicidal all along, knowing they had such investments and likely spent over a decade looking for them.

Nevertheless, it worked out as expected, and the unfortunate event resulted in them becoming a larger millionaire in dollars over the course of 10 years. So I did not think this was a planned event; rather, it was a case of accidentally becoming a millionaire with an initial investment. This is probably the only way to become wealthy after doing nothing for 11 years. It is probably important to check this person's mental health in one or two years; they could have lost a lot of money, gone through a brutal divorce, been on the verge of becoming homeless, and then become a millionaire out of nowhere.

However, it serves as a lesson that not all losses are losses.

There are people who will sell their house right now if they see a future in which Hive will be $10 to $20, perhaps in 7 to 10 years, and they will not even care if they will be alive by then; they will be motivated by the certainty of making money. I believe that the hive is undervalued, and that in the future (7 to 10 years), it may be worth $15 or more, and those who are in it for the long haul will undoubtedly benefit.

Lessons learned: hold your position, keep up the faith, stay alive, pray to God for stability; you might just regret what you are selling for peanuts.



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