I guess this one is heading up. https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/mysterium/historical-data/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyTeorr4Cwo

The decentralized VPN is possible so is internet itself physically decentralized, no need to trust any ISP. RIP all ISP's if someone makes it a reality.
Imagine a world where all you need to do is buy a modem-like hardware with open source firmware based on cryptocurrency technologies like blockchain and ethereum that will automatically assign you unique btc-like address instead of ip address upon connecting it to fiber socket coming to your home/office distributed by fiber cable companies in p2p topology and you are online forever. No caps, no censorship, no upload download limits, no paying bills to anyone to use the internet, all you will need to do is buy modem-like hardware from local store or fiber cable companies and connect it to the decentralized internet via fiber optic cable.

So back in 2012 / 2013 I was quite involved with the Crypto scene, and invested in a mining rig (good old days!) After around a year or so, I managed to mine LTC, trade BTC etc and had somewhere in the region of 5BTC. As the prices all started to plummet, I turned the rig to a desktop computer and stupidly left all of my coins in Cryptsy. Easily done for someone who understood the basic fundamentals of the Crypto world, but not all of the security to go with it.

I managed to recover about 0.2BTC from old wallets etc, and although kicking myself that I could have a life changing amount of money, I've come to a conclusion that I just need to build a bridge and start again!

My question to you all is have you ever experienced anything like this? How did you find the motivation to start again? And what do you think are the best ways nowadays (as i'm 4 years out of touch) at getting back to that milestone of 1BTC in my wallet?

Thanks,

Someone posted information about a POS coin that sounded very good and it was hard for me to track down the wallet or information.  It doesn't have an announcement here.  A saw a lot of posts about it on another crypto site, and bounties given to addresses that were being posted in the thread.  It was one of the bigger other sites so I trusted that it was real.  I installed the wallet and bought some of the coins and after that I got a block index error which I posted below on several of my wallets.  The only one that didn't seem affected was 808 coin.  I read that to resolve this, just delete everything but the wallet.dat and restart the wallet and that seems to be working (it was a secondary computer that didn't have a lot of valuable coins on it).

But, I'm wondering, if this could have come from the wallet?  The wallet/coin is Koi coin.   I titled this as "possible" because I don't know.  I'm new to POS wallets and I wanted to learn more about them and as any tech knows, the way to learn is to solve a problem, often your own.