The story of the young Egyptian in Malaysia in 2013

An Egyptian young man traveled to Malaysia to look for work in 2013. There, he met a Chinese girl who talked to him about digital currencies and the importance of investing in them. She advised him to buy Bitcoin. The young man was completely ignorant of what digital currencies were and what Bitcoin was, but despite that, he was enthusiastic about the idea and bought a used iPhone from a used goods store in Kuala Lumpur. Then, with the help of his Chinese friend, he bought 100 Bitcoins, which were worth about $70 at that time in June. After that, the Egyptian young man’s visa in Malaysia expired and he had to leave Malaysia for another country and then return to Malaysia to get another 3 months of visiting Malaysia. The young man actually left for Cambodia and did not know that the fate of Bitcoin would end there because when he left Malaysia, the iPhone stopped working. The young man did not know that he had to have an email and password to activate iCloud so that the iPhone would work with him when he left his country for another country. Unfortunately, he went to a store to break the cloud and of course, all the Bitcoin data that was registered on it was lost with him. The iPhone

The young man did not know about this until he returned to Malaysia and found that Bitcoin had risen to $350 from $70, but he had lost all the data and there was no culture of writing numbers and passwords in an external notebook because he did not expect the iPhone to stop