>118k
Remember, never spend your Bitcoin. Transact in XMR if you absolutely have to, but do not spend your BTC.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/U9O5eKhUxcA

>>60619020 (OP)
These 10k BTC were just a small part of his wallet, he's a multimillionaire today

>>60619020 (OP)
my normie colleagues in the lunch break always bring this up. this meme was also made by a normie, because the faces should be reversed

>>60619024
>he's a multimillionaire today

>>60619024
>spending a pristine asset class for food
Never spend your coins bros. Use hot potato money like XMR or USD for pizza if you need to.

>>60619020 (OP)
that poor man

>>60619301
>the faces should be reversed
t. doesn't know

>>60619024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWU3O3X5kKE
If you look closely at his face you can see that he is completely and utterly dead inside. His regret is palpable.

In the full interview he is asked something like: "do you wake up at night sometimes thinking you could have had millions of dollars if you hadn't bought those pizzas?" And he answers with: "I think thinking like that is... not really good for me." He is dead inside and has contemplated suicide multiple times. Serves him right for being a fucking retard.

>>60620210
On a long enough timeline any sale can become a bad one, especially BTC. What the pizza did was prove BTC's viability as a currency, a necessary step. BTC was worth pennies at the time. Hes no dumber than any of us for not fucking selling all we had and buying loads of BTC that same day.

>>60620210
So true. But we can give him a pass. The misconception that Bitcoin was p2p cash and not the world's hardest asset was still widespread in 2010.

>>60620210
He lost money but gained fame. It's a fair exchange, pizza day will be remembered for many decades

>>60619020 (OP)
Dump all your bitcoin. It'll be ~80k or lower by winter, and you can just buy back then.

>>60619020 (OP)
What's the point of having money if you never get to enjoy it? You could be dead tomorrow.

>>60619020 (OP)
I dont blame him honestly. Nobody in the normal sector couldnt have predicted this how far it'll be. Atleast he has his family and a meager amount of BTC left so he doesnt have to struggle to provide a basic middle class lifestyle for his kids.

Dont beat yourself up, take the lesson and rebuild.

>>60620210
If hes dead inside that hes not a multimillionaire now, then he should stop worrying about it. Hard work and failure are not mutually exclusive.

If he spent 40k bitcoin back then and was mining it. Then he probably still has a considerable stack to live off of.

>>60619024
>he's a multimillionaire today
dude, 10k BTC*100.000 = 1 Billion USD. He would be a billionaire today.

>I dont blame him honestly. Nobody in the normal sector couldnt have predicted this how far it'll be.

>>60621510
Stupid normie fucks that cannot compute more than one move ahead.
Literal retards.
Every single year when ""Pizza Day"" comes I'm reminded how much cattle people really are.

>>60621583
Glad you left in the normal sector. Gawd damn i knew bitcoin has the potential for 1 million but 10 million???

So thats where the "bitcoin still has a 100x potential" comes from. Im a .1 stacklet and can you provide me the source for that?

Guess any crash below 100k is a blessing.

>>60621583
And bitcoin doesnt even need to make any improvements to become the dominant global payment layer. They already have the first mover advantage.

The pizza guy has more sympathy from me than literal knuckle dragging retards chasing charts and swinging.

>>60621583
and this was in 2009, that household wealth number denominated in usd is going to be a lot higher thanks to all the printing that has happened in between

>>60620210
>This jew thinks white people should kill themselves if they dont gamble the house on their future
There is never a path to redemption with you greedy losers.
To you there is no other joy than a number on a screen. He has 2 kids to live for.
Its not like he HAS to kill himself over some stupid non tangible currency.