Early BTC adopters still hodling?

[richan]

I can quite remember in the early months of 2012 , buying bitcoins was very hard to come by in my locality and the transaction speed could take about an hour to 3 hours before confirmation of 2x on the blockchain.

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[A Feeder]

I think there's no changing to adopters of bitcoin also the transaction time has not changed so much either and some early adopters was selling coins when the price spiking and some adopters balanced their wallets and hold the coins and wait for the right time to sell.

[Nathaniel_Jones]

The strategy can be applied here to get the maximum profit if you want because you can take advantage of its volatility. Day trading today is good and it can be easy to determine if you have some time to see how the market price moves in coinmarketcap.com.

[ranman09]

1. don't know.
2. sound problem( you can't here your voice if you use asicminer), Electricity cost is too much.

Electricity should not be a problem back in the early days because as most here say's, bitcoin before can be mined even on a laptop. And plus, the fact that the network is not that crowded. There will be so little or few transactions to handle.

[Payme21]

A lot has definitely changed when compared to how it was at the onset and this can be practically seen with transaction fees and speed of transactions. I also think that lots have also changed as regards mining and it's rewards. It has become much more expensive to mine because of energy cost and many more miners available and so many miners now use sophisticated machines dedicated to mining farms