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I feel like both of these (the bid for the first sat and the bifd for "buy bitcoin") are the result of people not knowing what to do with the money.
Nobody on a normal wealth level would do that. 33 BTC is over $2 million, which for most people is more than total value of assets they own and will own in their whole lifespan. For instance, both of my parents together, each living past 80, never reached that number, so you must already have everything you could dream of to buy a piece of paper with one word for a million dollars.
Value is subjective, but I wouldn't even have the money to buy that, even if I wanted to. Not to mention that I could think of a 100 things I'd rather buy than this.
Nobody on a normal wealth level would do that. 33 BTC is over $2 million, which for most people is more than total value of assets they own and will own in their whole lifespan. For instance, both of my parents together, each living past 80, never reached that number, so you must already have everything you could dream of to buy a piece of paper with one word for a million dollars.
Value is subjective, but I wouldn't even have the money to buy that, even if I wanted to. Not to mention that I could think of a 100 things I'd rather buy than this.
Personally either if I could or couldn't buy it or let us say even if I had to possibility to buy it with pocket change.... then still I wouldn't just not that interested and to much sense of money not well spend, I get it that some people value those things at extreme prices.... But my priorities myself will always be different I guess.
