What Will You Do To Recover Bitcoin?

[maydna]

You must be so lucky if you can log in to the site and found that 100 bitcoin is still there and you can be able to withdraw the bitcoin because 7 years doesn't give a guarantee for one site can online. I wonder how you would get into the right website if you don't remember the name of the website, and I think you cannot recover your bitcoin if that is the case.

Perhaps, you should forget it because that is happening for a long time ago. If you still want to search for your bitcoin on that site, you should check at your computer, open one by one of every file in your computer, and that will need time to find the file. But I am not sure that you can find the name of the site as you forget the name of the site.

[yulionoo]

I don't think there is a way to recover your bitcoin. because most likely the website has taken over the coin because you are not active on the website and that has been happening for quite a while. You also forgot about the registration email and password so I think it's impossible to access your bitcoin.
we can make this story a lesson that we must always store and remember well our keywords and wallets or the sites we use to store our bitcoins. and I suggest if making long-term investments we should save our bitcoin in a hardware wallet.

[joanbeith]

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[Oceat]

I don't think there is a way to recover your bitcoin. because most likely the website has taken over the coin because you are not active on the website and that has been happening for quite a while. You also forgot about the registration email and password so I think it's impossible to access your bitcoin.
we can make this story a lesson that we must always store and remember well our keywords and wallets or the sites we use to store our bitcoins. and I suggest if making long-term investments we should save our bitcoin in a hardware wallet.

OP probably made a mistake there and this should be a lesson to him the next time. And trying to remember or recover your lost account on a site is a kind of frustrating if you don't have a single clue where to start. I might have quit it since I don't even remember a single name for username and password. This is a lesson learn mistakes besides 2010 is not so famous about Bitcoin during that day.

[Xxmodded]

I don't think there is a way to recover your bitcoin. because most likely the website has taken over the coin because you are not active on the website and that has been happening for quite a while. You also forgot about the registration email and password so I think it's impossible to access your bitcoin.
we can make this story a lesson that we must always store and remember well our keywords and wallets or the sites we use to store our bitcoins. and I suggest if making long-term investments we should save our bitcoin in a hardware wallet.

OP probably made a mistake there and this should be a lesson to him the next time. And trying to remember or recover your lost account on a site is a kind of frustrating if you don't have a single clue where to start. I might have quit it since I don't even remember a single name for username and password. This is a lesson learn mistakes besides 2010 is not so famous about Bitcoin during that day.

When I lost my assets with increase price down I only hold and waiting when altcoin assets back to higher price and give profit for me, I think always have chance to see our assets have higher price later but waiting is not easy, mus ready more than fours weeks come and see our altcoin assets have higher price.

[shield132]

In 2010, you came across a site that was giving away bitcoins. The site said it was free money so you signed up. You were logging in to figure out how it was money but couldn't. The last time you logged in you had more than 100 bitcoins. Later you forgot about the site until 2017 when a ponzi was advertising Bitcoin. Bitcoin? The name rang a bell and you stated hearing stories. You remembered you must have many bitcoins  somewhere but you can't even remember the name of the site. How would you recover your BTC?

Name of the website doesn't matter in any way. According to what you said (in imaginary) you had bitcoins on website's account which are just numbers before withdraw.
All you can do is search for websites and if you really search, you may find url and then put that url on web.archive.org and the best you can do is to find website's contact page (email of owner) but more likely it will be email with domain's name and even your attempt to contact owner will fail. Even if you contact, what do you think, will he give a f*** to what you say?
To make it easier for you, you can't make person from dead to alive, so the same applies to your bitcoins.

[wxa7115]

In 2010, you came across a site that was giving away bitcoins. The site said it was free money so you signed up. You were logging in to figure out how it was money but couldn't. The last time you logged in you had more than 100 bitcoins. Later you forgot about the site until 2017 when a ponzi was advertising Bitcoin. Bitcoin? The name rang a bell and you stated hearing stories. You remembered you must have many bitcoins  somewhere but you can't even remember the name of the site. How would you recover your BTC?

Name of the website doesn't matter in any way. According to what you said (in imaginary) you had bitcoins on website's account which are just numbers before withdraw.
All you can do is search for websites and if you really search, you may find url and then put that url on web.archive.org and the best you can do is to find website's contact page (email of owner) but more likely it will be email with domain's name and even your attempt to contact owner will fail. Even if you contact, what do you think, will he give a f*** to what you say?
To make it easier for you, you can't make person from dead to alive, so the same applies to your bitcoins.

And even if you could somehow contact the owner of that website that used to store your coins there is no guarantee either that they are still holding those coins and even if they are what makes anyone think that they would be very happy to give away 100 bitcoins now that they are so valuable? While the scenario is not real and it is just an imaginary one it is important for one reason, you need to be the one that store your coins if you do not then you are relying on someone else to do it for you and in this market that is a mistake.

Bitcoin was supposed to give us freedom but with freedom comes responsibility and you cannot let anyone store your bitcoins for long and expect to not lose those coins.