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The Guy Who Forgot His Bitcoin Investment A man named Mark bought $5 worth of Bitcoin in 2011 just to see what the fuss was about. He tucked it away, forgot about it, and went on with his life. Years later, Mark was chatting with friends about the rise of Bitcoin and suddenly remembered his tiny investment. Curious, he checked his old wallet and discovered that his $5 was now worth over $800,000! Mark couldn’t believe his luck. But there was a twist: he had to track down his ancient laptop and remember the details to access it. After a few nerve-wracking days of searching and failed password attempts, he finally got in and cashed out, making him an accidental Bitcoin millionaire overnight! #TwinsTulip #ScrollOnBinance #GrayscaleXRPTrust #CryptoAMA #29thBNBBurn

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In 2011, a man who went by the name “Mr. Bitcoin” on a Bitcoin forum posted that he had accidentally lost 20,000 BTC. He claimed he’d kept them on an old computer, which he later sold without transferring his Bitcoin. Thinking they were lost forever, he made peace with it… until Bitcoin’s value skyrocketed. Years later, desperate to find the lost fortune, Mr. Bitcoin posted on the forum, begging the new owner of his old computer to check if the hard drive still had his Bitcoin wallet. Despite the long shot, he hoped the buyer would turn up, but no one did. Now, those 20,000 BTC are a part of the vast amount of “lost” Bitcoin floating around in cyberspace—out of reach but never truly forgotten. #Write2Earn! #TwinsTulip #ScrollOnBinance #CryptoAMA #16thBTCWhitePaperAnniv

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In 2015, a college student named Erik Finman made a bet with his parents: if he could turn a $1,000 gift from his grandmother into a million dollars by investing in Bitcoin, they wouldn’t force him to go to college. So, he bought Bitcoin, held onto it, and watched as its value soared over the next few years. By 2017, Bitcoin had skyrocketed, and his investment was worth over $1 million. Erik “won” the bet and proudly told his parents he wouldn’t be going to college. Instead, he decided to keep investing, working on crypto projects, and sharing his “no-college” success story. #Write2Earn! #TwinsTulip #ScrollOnBinance #CryptoAMA #BinanceSquareFamily

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In 2011, a man named Martti Malmi, one of the earliest developers of Bitcoin, needed cash to move to Japan. Bitcoin was still worth very little, so he decided to sell 10,000 BTC for about $5.02 per coin. At the time, this seemed like a reasonable deal. He got a little over $50,000, which helped with his move. Fast forward to today, those 10,000 BTC would be worth hundreds of millions. Martti is now part of the “Bitcoin millionaire club that never was.” But he’s still a good sport about it, often joking about being Bitcoin-rich in spirit. His story has become a reminder of how quickly the world of crypto can change—sometimes for the better, and sometimes just fast enough to make you wish you’d held on! #TwinsTulip #Write2Earn! #ScrollOnBinance #CryptoAMA #USEquitiesRebound

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Once upon a time in 2010, a guy named Laszlo Hanyecz was feeling peckish. Like any regular person, he wanted pizza. But instead of using regular old cash, he thought, “Why not pay with this new thing called Bitcoin?” He posted an offer on a Bitcoin forum: 10,000 Bitcoins for two large pizzas. To everyone’s surprise, someone took him up on it. Laszlo received two pizzas worth about $25, and he happily munched away, probably thinking he got a great deal. Fast forward a few years, and those 10,000 Bitcoins? Worth millions of dollars. Today, they’d be worth hundreds of millions. And poor Laszlo became a legend in the crypto world as “the guy who ate the most expensive pizzas in history.” Now every year, Bitcoin enthusiasts celebrate “Bitcoin Pizza Day,” both to honor Laszlo and to remind themselves to maybe hold onto their Bitcoin just a little longer! #ScrollOnBinance #CryptoAMA #GrayscaleXRPTrust #16thBTCWhitePaperAnniv #USPCEExceeds

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