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1. Want to Be a Millionaire? Two Main Rules of Bitcoin Investing
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Who wants to be a millionaire? That could possibly lead to a cheerful chorus of “me” almost anywhere. The only
other question that might get a similar response is “who want’s ice cream?” The stories of rags to riches are
inspirational stuff.
When it comes to Bitcoin there are many reasons to believe that the cryptocurrency has the power to create wealth.
Even small amounts of Bitcoin have made people incredibly wealthy. In December of 2015, The Guardian reported
the case of Kristoffer Koch, a Norwegian who had purchased Bitcoin worth $26.60 in 2009. Koch acquired a total of
5000 Bitcoins for his investment, which at last year’s rate was worth $886,000.
Let us fast forward to today and Kristoffer’s investment would be worth $4,749,550.
Let’s follow Mr. Koch and try to see if we can recognize some patterns that can allow you to become a Bitcoin
millionaire as well.
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2. Hold on to all your coins stupid
The first rule of any investment is to buy and hold. Even the legendary Mr. Koch sold some of his holdings according
to The Guardian:
“Koch exchanged one-fifth of his 5,000 Bitcoins, generating enough kroner to buy an apartment in
Toyen, one of the Norwegian capital’s wealthier areas.”
If we think about Bitcoin, it has at least doubled in value since January 2016 to December 2016. Who would not be
tempted to cash in some of their gains and make a quick buck and spend it on a holiday or buy their dream house?
This is understandable as it is difficult for people to put off the pursuit of happiness if they can pursue it today. This is
a great challenge, not only for Bitcoin investors but almost everyone holding an asset. It would be completely
foolhardy though not to take some profits now and then, but you should hold on to the majority of your Bitcoin if you
do intend to take advantage of the gains in the currency.
Remember Koch, even he forgot about the Bitcoin he had purchased nearly six years prior. It is best that you forget
about your holdings and have patience as well if you want to make some serious money.
Keep them safe
If you have Bitcoin, remember to keep them safe.
Here are some ideas on how to do that. Remember, do not keep your wealth lying around with other people, such as
in an exchange hot wallet. Save Bitcoin in a wallet whose private keys you control. Better still, invest in a hardware
wallet.
Also, make sure that you have a trustworthy person who has access to your Bitcoin, so that if something happens to
your mortal frame, at least your heirs can benefit. This is elementary stuff. Don’t lose your money and the more
value that Bitcoin gains, the higher the chances that you may become a victim of theft.
Let us go back to the case of Koch, who forgot his password and nearly lost access to all his fabulous wealth.
Remember your passwords people and keep your Bitcoin safe.
How much Bitcoin will make you a millionaire
This is certainly a difficult question to answer. Bitcoin is extremely volatile and you could make or lose money along
the way if you invest today.
The second problem is when do you want to be a millionaire: Will it take two years? 10 years? 35 years? Will the
dollar still be a valuable currency? What could a million dollars buy in the next 50 years?
We could, of course, base this on a hypothesis that everything will continue as normal and there may be a small
amount of inflation in the next couple of decades and you end up fabulously wealthy, but unfortunately, there are no
guarantees in life.
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3. However, there are fables and stories to keep your spirits up. Back in 2010, a Florida-based computer programmer
by the name of Laszlo Hanyecz paid for a pizza with 10,000 Bitcoin that he had mined. Today, that pizza would be
worth nearly $9.52 mln.
The exponential growth in Bitcoin, therefore, makes many people hopeful. As Fran Strajnar of BraveNewCoin.com
says: “There’s a 50/50 chance that 100 BTC will be worth $1 mln USD within 35 years.” 100 BTC is nearly worth
$95,000. We can only say that the early believers had it easier and the cost of delaying your entry into Bitcoin will
only make it harder for you to become a Bitcoin millionaire.
Adds Dominik Zynis, Advisor to Wings.ai, “100 btc will be $1M before 2020 ends. I made this prediction in 2011.”
The moral here is that everyone should have some exposure to cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin. After all, if Mr.
Koch did not believe in Bitcoin or buy them in the first place, he would have made no fortune. Happy investing and,
quoting from a cheesy Hollywood film, “may the odds be ever in your favor.”
Re-posted from www.cointelegraph.com by Shivdeep Dhaliwal December 30, 2016
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