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Question: When 1 BTC reaches (current purchasing power)
1000 USD - 0 (0%)
2000 USD - 3 (8.1%)
4000 USD - 2 (5.4%)
8000 USD - 3 (8.1%)
16000 USD - 4 (10.8%)
32000 USD - 2 (5.4%)
64000 USD - 5 (13.5%)
128000 USD - 6 (16.2%)
256000 USD - 0 (0%)
512000 USD - 6 (16.2%)
>1000000 USD - 4 (10.8%)
I'm already there - 2 (5.4%)
Total Voters: 37

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July 09, 2014, 07:18:41 PM
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I guess I will "retire" when I can't get a job anymore, don't know when that will be. I would have more time to spend on my hobbies and may be even start a business. I will still have my bitcoin, and they are going to be worth $1 million each (yeah right Cheesy).

the question is when you will be ABLE to retire. The discussion about early retirement is something else Wink

I personally want to "retire" early from a day job and spend my time on bitcoin/crypto/decentralizing/libertarian education/reading/activism/etc Smiley


a great book is this (I don't agree with everything in it):
Early Retirement Extreme by Jacob L. Fisker
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July 09, 2014, 07:35:25 PM
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When will I be able to retire?

My best guess is that it will not have much of anything to do with my bitcoin holdings. 

If it does, that will mean that I had more buying opportunities somewhere between now and The Moon.  So I guess I would need a drop and then a significant jump.
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