So dumb I put $500 into them two years and when they went to 2.00/each the hard drive crashed and I let it go. Now they are 17k worth or so.
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How crazy is that, a currency that's only worth when on hard drive.....and if it breaks? Can you backup these bitcoins? Sorry if its a silly question
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As long as you remember or keep your wallet address safe and the password if you have it encrypted then it does not matter if your harddrive crashes. You can also store them on USB devices now and also get paper printoutsComment
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sucks to be you...
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17K just as posted in OP?
I have another question, were they actually worth 27$/each 2 years ago? And one more question - did they actually drop from 27$ to 2$ at some point. Plus OP somehow looked (implied) that he bought it for less than 2$/each
Last edited by mineistaken; 12-01-2013, 04:49 PM.Comment
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1. He bought in at $27/BTC
2. The price crashed to $2/BTC and coincidentally so did his HD
3. Now that the price is up around $1k/BTC he regrets not trying harder to get his wallet backComment
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Yeah they were 27 and peaked at 30 then died to about $2 each. I forgot about them and swapped out laptops after a Mt Dew spill on the keyboard.
Update: got them off so i am now what about 14-15k richer? Cool.Comment
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Glad you found them
One idea is to copy your wallet.dat file to a safe location, Dont move it just copy it as it contains your "keys" so if the blockchain stuffs while downloading and your wallet wont sync or your drive stuffs up you will still have your coins in that fileComment
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I would not ever recommend Gox regardless of where you live. They are not processing cash-outs and they've been less-than-forthcoming about their banking issues. Too risky. Also, if you got into Gox to buy and don't have aspirations to cash out, I'd strongly recommend reconsidering since you'll pay a premium to buy on their shitty exchange.
If you're in the US, try Coinbase. If you're in a SEPA zone, use BitStamp. I mentioned CaVirtEx for Canada but I'm not exactly sure if you can directly buy coins through them or just sell (mentioned in another thread).Comment
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BTC is overvalued on mtgox because it's near impossible to cash out USD, so if you buy there you will be paying a premium.
It's funny seeing mainstream(ish) articles still using mtgox as a benchmark for the value of BTC.Comment
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Thanks. I will try coinbase.I would not ever recommend Gox regardless of where you live. They are not processing cash-outs and they've been less-than-forthcoming about their banking issues. Too risky. Also, if you got into Gox to buy and don't have aspirations to cash out, I'd strongly recommend reconsidering since you'll pay a premium to buy on their shitty exchange.
If you're in the US, try Coinbase. If you're in a SEPA zone, use BitStamp. I mentioned CaVirtEx for Canada but I'm not exactly sure if you can directly buy coins through them or just sell (mentioned in another thread).Comment
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