Have you seen 1 whole BTC in your wallet?

[libert19]

I am extremely wise with financial matters (read: dumbass), so despite having many opportunities, I have never seen a 1 whole BTC in my wallet. What about you?

Now, I know, most of you are privacy concious, so just a mere, yes or no will work or you can ignore the topic or you can ignore me also, so you don't see topics like this).

[PX-Z]

Not on my wallet, but on my wallet address from checking all the funds received totally since 2018 when i still use vanity address and not from HD wallet. Lol.

How i wish it happens.

[blockman]

If I have saved the accumulated bitcoins that I have, I might end up with a 1 BTC. But seeing it from the old wallets that I've got, I can say that there's none that I've seen. I wish that I was one of those people that have been savvy with their holdings long time ago and kept at least 1 BTC. But even so, I'm trying my best to have more bitcoins and get that 1 BTC again. I know that it might take time but that's the goal and that's not only me that's trying to aim for that. I'm sure that the majority of us would like to see that happen.

[red4slash]

When it comes to the overall records that I can see in my wallet history, it may even be more than that, but I am just like you in that we are too careful with our financial management.

This may seem foolish, but it is a harsh reality where we cannot ignore many things, including urgent needs that we cannot afford with our current income. This ultimately forces us to think several steps ahead, such as selling some of the assets we have been saving for a long time just to survive in a difficult economy.

The rise in inflation, COVID-19, and layoffs after the lockdown have messed up my finances, but I'm still grateful for Bitcoin. Even though I've never touched a single Bitcoin so far, I still feel helped by its existence because at least I can still live comfortably enough in these increasingly difficult conditions.

[Floxynice]

I am extremely wise with financial matters (read: dumbass), so despite having many opportunities, I have never seen a 1 whole BTC in my wallet. What about you?

Now, I know, most of you are privacy concious, so just a mere, yes or no will work or you can ignore the topic or you can ignore me also, so you don't see topics like this).

I have never had one BTC before. How will I even have it when I am just starting to invest in BTC like just yesterday? it will be a dream come true lol. I am still actively investing, let me see how long it will take me to own that amount of BTC, that is if it is ever going to happen.

[HelliumZ]

I am extremely wise with financial matters (read: dumbass), so despite having many opportunities, I have never seen a 1 whole BTC in my wallet. What about you?

Now, I know, most of you are privacy concious, so just a mere, yes or no will work or you can ignore the topic or you can ignore me also, so you don't see topics like this).

No, it is no longer possible for me to see a Bitcoin. If it had been 10 years ago, it would have been possible to see a Bitcoin. But Bitcoin has now increased in price so much that I would not be able to afford to buy a Bitcoin even if I put together my entire life's salary. However, I have not taken a target of one Bitcoin but 0.1 Bitcoin and will keep it for my child for 20 years. According to the predictions of big mega investors, if Bitcoin reaches 1 million dollars, then my 0.1 Bitcoin will be equal to one Bitcoin today.

[BitMaxz]

I don't manage to have 1 whole BTC, but in the past year, 2014, I have nearly 1 BTC in my wallet. All of them came from my faucet referrals. I do use the template to make a site with an auto-next faucet once you completely claim the BTC from the faucet sites.
And some of them got it from Dragon's Tale, where you can explore on the map with some statues that give free BTC.

Right now, if you are planning to achieve making 1 BTC, it's impossible. This won't be easy to achieve.
If I knew BTC would reach this high, I would have just held them until now.

[Darker45]

I've known Bitcoin in 2015, grew a little serious with it in 2016. So, I had a handful. But it wasn't that amazing because Bitcoin was so cheap back then. It wasn't a big deal for somebody to have a handful.

Let me quote a post of mine in 2016:

Wow! As for me I have until 2020 to work as an employee. Plan seems very ambitious which also means I have to be also aggressive to my investments in order to achieve it. I started to focus on cryptocurrency during my free times, researching and studying. At this moment I only have 3 BTC worth of investment but i'll be adding more in the next months to come. I want to trade and invest on reliable sites. Hopefully bitcoin continues to grow in the years to come.  

At that time, this wasn't big money at all. It was only around $1,700, surely not enough for me to go back home, because I was then working overseas.

In addition, I used to follow the XRP army having tens of thousands of that coin, probably more than a million in Doge, and other shitcoins.

Oh, the good ol' days!

[adaseb]

Yeah I had 1 BTC before but it was never at $100,000/btc. And I am sure many people had. But I never had $100,000 worth in my wallets ever. This is like asking someone in 2015 if they had 500 BTC in their wallet. Seems high but bitcoin back then was $200 a piece and 1 BTC back then just wasnt worth as much.

Same with ETH. Right now most people can barely buy 1 ETH because its almost $5000 however back when everybody mined ETH while it was $10 or $20 or $100, miners had plenty of ETH. What is relative is the value, not the amount that you have.

You can have 100,000 BTC but its worth $1 each. Or you can have 1 BTC but its worth $100,000. Exact same dollar amounts.

[MidNite36]

As expected, those who had 1 Bitcoin was in the past years when Bitcoin value was very low, I never had one but I used to have a half Bitcoin and it all wasted away due to my lack of knowledge, one day I lost it to scam or ponzi scheme, do anyone remember Bitcoin doublers? Where you have to send your Bitcoin and get double back? That's where I lost it.

[bitbollo]

Have you ever seeen this website OP?
https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html
Here you can have an idea about btc distribution with the various addresses. At least 1.73% have this amount or more, 828171 addresses in total!
Maybe most of us have never been able to get this amount, but many users have easily collected in the past...

[davis196]

I am extremely wise with financial matters (read: dumbass), so despite having many opportunities, I have never seen a 1 whole BTC in my wallet. What about you?

Now, I know, most of you are privacy concious, so just a mere, yes or no will work or you can ignore the topic or you can ignore me also, so you don't see topics like this).

Yes, I've had more than one BTC in my Coinbase wallet... back in 2015, when one BTC was worth 300-400 USD. I remember that one BTC was worth 300 USD by the summer of 2015 and the price went up to 425 USD by the end of 2015. It was 10 years ago, but I still remember everything. Why do you ask this question? Does it even matter how much BTC someone had in his wallet years ago? What matters the most is how much BTC you have in your wallet right now. Another thing that matters a lot is how do you plan to generate a sufficient income, so that you could accumulate BTC faster than before.

[m2017]

Older forum members have undoubtedly seen more than 1 BTC in their wallets (tens, hundreds, and some even thousands). This isn't surprising, considering that bitcoin used to be worth mere pennies.

Currently, however, it's becoming somewhat problematic to "see" 1 BTC in your wallet, given that 1 BTC already represents a significant amount. I believe many of us will never see this coveted figure in our wallets again, given the growing (and potentially growing) value of this asset.

By the way, I don't think it's entirely rational (or safe) to keep the entire bitcoin in one wallet these days. It's better to diversify your risk and keep this in different wallets after splitting it into several parts. With predictions that bitcoin could be worth $1 mln. in the future, it would be reckless to keep such a large sum in one place.

[BitGoba]

I am extremely wise with financial matters (read: dumbass), so despite having many opportunities, I have never seen a 1 whole BTC in my wallet. What about you?

Now, I know, most of you are privacy concious, so just a mere, yes or no will work or you can ignore the topic or you can ignore me also, so you don't see topics like this).

I stopped thinking in BTC a long time ago I measure everything in SATS now. That’s basically the standard these days, especially on the Bitcoin Lightning , where most real, organic Bitcoin transactions happen. Even when I check exchange rates, I look at how many SATS can get for 1 USD  right now it’s around 1 USD = 806 SATS

[simonova]

I am extremely wise with financial matters (read: dumbass), so despite having many opportunities, I have never seen a 1 whole BTC in my wallet. What about you?

Now, I know, most of you are privacy concious, so just a mere, yes or no will work or you can ignore the topic or you can ignore me also, so you don't see topics like this).

Not together. But overall volume across last 3 years is more than 1 BTC. I wish I had held on to that amount till now.

[neutr0n]

I've seen more than 1 many times 

[Pterosaur]

What is gone is bygone, there is no point mesmerising the past, even if I had one BTC at the time I would have spent it because life sucks so bad that you got to stay alive, let's talk about now, the next target is no more 1 BTC as it could be extremely difficult for many people to gather up, how about 0.01BTC? I believe that this amount will worth alot in the future and right now it is still a easy number to hit if you have a steady Job and you keep buying using DCA strategy every week or month. Few replies on here shows that many people once had alot of Bitcoin but they kept spending it, surviving is winning most of the time, whatever it takes.

[Stablexcoin]

I am extremely wise with financial matters (read: dumbass), so despite having many opportunities, I have never seen a 1 whole BTC in my wallet. What about you?

Now, I know, most of you are privacy concious, so just a mere, yes or no will work or you can ignore the topic or you can ignore me also, so you don't see topics like this).

No, i haven't seen 1 bitcoin in my wallet, cumulatively also still far from it. Most of the forum OG would have seen such amount but late investors like we can't measure up to that amount. The price of bitcoin keeps increasing, before we can reach bitcoin ATH, acquiring 1 bitcoin still won't be possible, mabe by then our latest ATH will be approaching a million.

[snipie]

I collected more than 1 BTC in the past but spent most of it in the previous years.
I used to have few bucks under 1 Bitcoin in my wallet before it is spent. Obviously that was a silly move but I liked seeing it in one place.
Nowadays it is almost impossible to collect 1 Bitcoin from ordinary activities that was very profitable a decade ago. Even faucets were a good deal because we were aware that bitcoin price is very underestimated.

[Dogedegen]

People should not answer this thread at all. There is another thread and many others in Beginners & Help that you should not reveal information about your holdings ever to anyone. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5552310.0

Most users agreed with this information but I see now some are giving information about their past or current Bitcoin activities. This is dangerous. You could be target of different kinds of attacks. 1 BTC is a lot of money.