Remember, he still has to pay taxes on all that crypto, 28% for his long term gains.
Wow... almost a third! I overlooked tax haha
Remember, he still has to pay taxes on all that crypto, 28% for his long term gains.
Ok, so.....he mined coins, kept them for 4 years until they were worth $100 per coin (the hard drive was thrown out in 2013), then decided they were not worth money?He didn't buy any Bitcoin, he mined them in 2009, I remember getting my Nvidia 780 GPU and mining a bit of Bitcoin in 2013 to buy some pizza, as Domino's had started taking Bitcoin.
Back then (2009) when he mined said coin, it wasn't worth anything, probably upgraded his PC and was changing the HDD over, accidently threw it out as it was a perfectly working HDD, then realised that the coins were worth serious money.
So, I felt like doing some math. Earlier I figured he had 7390 coins. Today the price of bitcoin is 68,112. So that's $503,347,680 in bitcoin.Wow... almost a third! I overlooked tax haha
Yeah, I'm also one of those M0r0n's. I did a bit of bitcoin mining in 2013, I didn't pay for my electric at the time and worked a lot so just left my PC mining, had just over 8 coins, I just threw away the drive without a second thought a couple of years later. The value of Bitcoin according to the internet says it had a high of $266 and a low of $50 in 2013, I swear it was nowhere near that high back then, I swear the high was $50 that year.Ok, so.....he mined coins, kept them for 4 years until they were worth $100 per coin (the hard drive was thrown out in 2013), then decided they were not worth money?
Wat? No, seriously, WTF is your logic there?
That literally makes no sense. The mental gymnastics to not call the guy in the article an absolute room temp IQ m0r0n and a total loser who didnt bother safeguarding his trove of treasure is astounding.