Bitcoin for pinball

[russdx1]

Russ you've no idea how right you are and its pretty much what happened to a work colleague of mine.

I worked for a company called COLT Telecom, I was there from the start, we all got 15000 options at £2.75 in 1996, company did a share split a couple of years later so it became 60,000 options at £0.68. The COLT share price peaked around £46 but we still had a few months of vesting to go. the day my shares vested I sold at £39. my colleague said "nah I'm not selling the price will go back up", next two days it goes down to £30, "nah its going to go back up", some time after he sold at ten quid something.

I was actually close to doing what he did but was lucky in that I needed cash to buy a house at the time after that I decided there and then when in the black sell - free money is free money and with every share since award thats exactly what I've done.

Neil.

Ouch for your friend but still made some $$$

 

[russdx1]

If you're hodling for a few years you might want to consider putting it into something like BlockFi where you earn 6% interest. They're also launching a credit card that pays out 1.5% in BTC too. Do your own research to make sure you're comfortable that it's reputable of course, but from what I've seen it looks pretty legit.

And here's a referral code that earns us both a whopping $10 BTC if you are interested : https://blockfi.com/?ref=f6336556

Iv read about them, what is there business model how are they making profit by paying out interest on BTC?

 

[Wizcat]

Iv read about them, what is there business model how are they making profit by paying out interest on BTC?

This is a decent overview, and it has a section explaining that : https://coincentral.com/blockfi-review