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June 20, 2016, 06:53:06 AM |
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The world's richest person, Bill Gates is supposed to be a geek, and if that label are being applied to people with knowledge, I would gladly wear that label and earn that kind of money, if that is what a geek is supposed to look like. We throw labels around without even thinking and we hurt other people's feelings. ^hmmmm^
Bill Gates should probably best best remembered as a thief, didn't he steal the windows OS from Steve Jobs? Who's laughing now? Perhaps the overweight geeks hiding in the basements with thousands of bitcoins will be overwhelmed by hot chicks in this time and age
I'm guessing these girls could be called bitcoin digger now instead of gold diggers ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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June 20, 2016, 07:09:17 AM |
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Well we can all dream, right?
Don't know how many people still have coins mined in 2009-2010. That guy paid 10k btc for a pizza, and that's basically how bitcoin was viewed back then. And if there are btc millionaires because of holding coins for years, I haven't seen any here.
Thats common in btc world. Those bitcoiners doesnt really saying how many btc they have. Just like here in forum. Theres only few saying that they are holding 10-20btc above(trollers aside) then what would you expect from those holders of thousand btc. They dont want others to know maybe for security purposes prevent hackers to focus on them I guess.
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June 20, 2016, 07:18:40 AM |
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When Bitcoins first started, it was seen as a form of geeky adventure. Nerds and geeks were viewed by non-IT people with different lens. But perhaps those nerds and geeks who started mining for fun half a decade ago and hoarded thousands of bitcoins are now the new millionaires.
Who's laughing now? Perhaps the overweight geeks hiding in the basements with thousands of bitcoins will be overwhelmed by hot chicks in this time and age
i know some quote on picture or t-shirt "geek is new sexy" i know its not make sense,but actually geek have more informations and passion into new technology and anything related news in this world,and one doesn't simply,being a geek with bastard soul ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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June 20, 2016, 07:20:25 AM |
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Well we can all dream, right?
Don't know how many people still have coins mined in 2009-2010. That guy paid 10k btc for a pizza, and that's basically how bitcoin was viewed back then. And if there are btc millionaires because of holding coins for years, I haven't seen any here.
At least there's a publicized case: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/dec/09/bitcoin-forgotten-currency-norway-oslo-homeMan buys $27 of bitcoin, forgets about them, finds they're now worth $886k "Kristoffer Koch invested 150 kroner ($26.60) in 5,000 bitcoins in 2009, after discovering them during the course of writing a thesis on encryption. " A nice tipic to start with there are always some geeks that are going to be a milionair because they are using the bitcoins the right way. Off course would younger people understand it better than older ones.
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June 20, 2016, 01:03:35 PM |
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When Bitcoins first started, it was seen as a form of geeky adventure. Nerds and geeks were viewed by non-IT people with different lens. But perhaps those nerds and geeks who started mining for fun half a decade ago and hoarded thousands of bitcoins are now the new millionaires.
Who's laughing now? Perhaps the overweight geeks hiding in the basements with thousands of bitcoins will be overwhelmed by hot chicks in this time and age
That geeks are also go with the flow person, if he/she doesn't it wouldn't cause the persons to be millionaires such luck did exist if so. Who knows that this time is our timeline to become millionaires.
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June 20, 2016, 01:14:33 PM |
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The IT industry harbors some of the highest paying jobs in the world and this pertains not only to Bitcoin but also to all of the diverse array of specializations in the IT sector. Being self-employed and working from home having an IT job can pay as good as working a 9 to 5 job carrying a briefcase and whoever took advantage of Bitcoin when it was still emerging, is now laughing all the way to the bank cashing out their coins while the pessimistic onlookers are kicking themselves for not investing into Bitcoin. However there are also other people from different walks of life other than IT who also invested into Bitcoin early and are now reaping the rewards. We should work smarter not harder ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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June 20, 2016, 01:20:40 PM |
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the geeks whose have a chance to be a millionaire is those geeks whose early or elder on this digital world, still have so damn much concept which not being realized yet and it's a chance,it's not like today,all concept already being realized and fulfilled so there's only small chance to be success,guess i was born too late
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June 20, 2016, 01:22:32 PM |
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When Bitcoins first started, it was seen as a form of geeky adventure. Nerds and geeks were viewed by non-IT people with different lens. But perhaps those nerds and geeks who started mining for fun half a decade ago and hoarded thousands of bitcoins are now the new millionaires.
Who's laughing now? Perhaps the overweight geeks hiding in the basements with thousands of bitcoins will be overwhelmed by hot chicks in this time and age
i know some quote on picture or t-shirt "geek is new sexy" i know its not make sense,but actually geek have more informations and passion into new technology and anything related news in this world,and one doesn't simply,being a geek with bastard soul ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) geek word catch widest meaning that what you though on your post above,if you're geek doesn't mean you're that advanced on technology because geek is definitely about people who really get into thing that they liked not only technology
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June 20, 2016, 01:25:13 PM |
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When Bitcoins first started, it was seen as a form of geeky adventure. Nerds and geeks were viewed by non-IT people with different lens. But perhaps those nerds and geeks who started mining for fun half a decade ago and hoarded thousands of bitcoins are now the new millionaires.
It's basically a repetition of the mid-nineties software and Internet boom. A significant number of today's richest individuals laid the foundations of their fortune during these times. Rich people often did something radically new or unconventional in their life and had the strength to persist despite social rejection. Every innovation needs a vanguard that scouts the terrain and prepares it for the rank and file. Who's laughing now? Perhaps the overweight geeks hiding in the basements with thousands of bitcoins will be overwhelmed by hot chicks in this time and age
Not if they keep hiding... ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Personally I don't think that most Bitcoin geeks are overweight. I also don't think that Bitcoiners will easily let go of their precious coins just to impress some chicks that are pure gold-diggers. The early Bitcoiners are way too intelligent for such things... ya.ya.yo!
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June 20, 2016, 01:42:48 PM |
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Well we can all dream, right?
Don't know how many people still have coins mined in 2009-2010. That guy paid 10k btc for a pizza, and that's basically how bitcoin was viewed back then. And if there are btc millionaires because of holding coins for years, I haven't seen any here.
someone in the range of 10k-100k coin can still have at least half, which is still huge, i doubt they sold everything if they were really that smart early adopter are still out there, waiting for better value to dump an early adopter of bitcoin that we are talking about here is someone who started mining bitcoin when it was worthless (<$0.1) and did it for just fun and maybe because they like the technology, these kind of people are not thinking about "dumping" as you and me. they are still interested in the technology and are using bitcoin.
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Weak hands have been complaining about missing out ever since bitcoin was $1 and never buy the dip. Whales are those who keep buying the dip.
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June 20, 2016, 01:48:06 PM |
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Yes, this is the true fact. First miners get a lot of bitcoins, so they are very rich now. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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June 20, 2016, 01:55:26 PM |
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None of those geeks never thought that bitcoin price will be at 1000$=btc. All they know bitcoin is just for fun.
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June 20, 2016, 02:12:37 PM |
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June 20, 2016, 04:58:56 PM |
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Well we can all dream, right?
Don't know how many people still have coins mined in 2009-2010. That guy paid 10k btc for a pizza, and that's basically how bitcoin was viewed back then. And if there are btc millionaires because of holding coins for years, I haven't seen any here.
Its crazy to think that There were so many people at that time that had so many btc.. if i had paid 10k btc for a pizza i would totally dig a hole in the ground and just bury myself there
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June 20, 2016, 05:13:53 PM |
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Well we can all dream, right?
Don't know how many people still have coins mined in 2009-2010. That guy paid 10k btc for a pizza, and that's basically how bitcoin was viewed back then. And if there are btc millionaires because of holding coins for years, I haven't seen any here.
I had a friend from Japan who held on to his coins from since then, he had nearly 80k bitcoins and he saw the opportunity and sold most of his bitcoins slowly back at 2013 and he's got a pretty good house out of that.
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June 20, 2016, 05:44:14 PM |
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Well we can all dream, right?
Don't know how many people still have coins mined in 2009-2010. That guy paid 10k btc for a pizza, and that's basically how bitcoin was viewed back then. And if there are btc millionaires because of holding coins for years, I haven't seen any here.
I had a friend from Japan who held on to his coins from since then, he had nearly 80k bitcoins and he saw the opportunity and sold most of his bitcoins slowly back at 2013 and he's got a pretty good house out of that. Hey, there are many of them driving luxurious cars and paid off their bonds with their Bitcoin holdings. You should ask your friend to write us an anonymous article to promote Bitcoin to others. We need some positive stories and things like this to boost adoption. You never know, the person buying some Bitcoins today, might just be that friend you are talking about now, in the future. It takes a lot of faith to invest in a unproven technology or a new commodity. Geeks rule the World!!!!!
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June 20, 2016, 06:01:27 PM |
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When Bitcoins first started, it was seen as a form of geeky adventure. Nerds and geeks were viewed by non-IT people with different lens. But perhaps those nerds and geeks who started mining for fun half a decade ago and hoarded thousands of bitcoins are now the new millionaires.
Who's laughing now? Perhaps the overweight geeks hiding in the basements with thousands of bitcoins will be overwhelmed by hot chicks in this time and age
Other people didn't expected this, not only in bitcoin but in the technology sector many people have become millionaire even billionarie like Satoshi, Mark Zuckerberg etc, we don't know what will happen after half a decade.
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Im no early adopter but Id guess my story holds true for a majority of users who were.
I joined in 2012, after the first bubble to $32, with a price of about $5-7 per bitcoin. At the time I hadnt bought any, only mined, but at one point I remember adding up all the coins I had ever owned and it was around 200 (not a lot but Id like to have them all back now). When the price went to $30 I got excited and sold some. Then it went to $100 and I sold more, then $200 and I sold, etc etc etc... At some point I realized my mistake and started buying back coins. Im still very very far from the 200 I once had but I also am now invested in more than just BTC.
I assume most people who have been active the entire time sold a majority of their coins early and now wish they hadnt. The ones who managed to keep the coins probably lost/forgot about bitcoin for awhile and are now very happy or just got lucky and held on through it all.
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June 20, 2016, 06:48:22 PM |
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Nope. Geeks are not the new millionaires. Sorry.
Everyone wants to work on the computer these days. If you are a geek now, you are late to the party. Every dork and his grandma are trying to be web developers.
You know who makes good money now? Plumbers and electricians. Skilled labor. etc. They are making big bucks because they have rare skills.
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June 20, 2016, 07:03:26 PM |
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Nope. Geeks are not the new millionaires. Sorry.
Everyone wants to work on the computer these days. If you are a geek now, you are late to the party. Every dork and his grandma are trying to be web developers.
You know who makes good money now? Plumbers and electricians. Skilled labor. etc. They are making big bucks because they have rare skills.
Jobs in computer science are keeping up with the influx of people going into computer science majors. Most won't be "millionaires" but it's still a profitable and growing field.
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