In 2014 I bought a PC using BTC...

On Newegg for 1.2 BTC.. It was the equivalent to like 500 USD I regret this endlessly. But look at it as necessary to getting to where we are today... Did you ever spend your BTC? What about before a pump and do you regret it. I often need to cope... But what are ya gonna do



Submitted October 01, 2023 at 05:16AM by CranklinBeans https://ift.tt/h2yvx6b

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