“How To Get Rich With Bitcoin Even If
You Have No Clue About Technology
I’m writing this letter to dispel a popular myth: Many investors believe it’s already too late to make a lot of money with Bitcoin.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Here’s why:
The incredible story of how I missed the boat on Bitcoin,
still got rich, and how you can do the same…
The year is 2009.
I am sitting in my office in Asunción, Paraguay.
My office in Paraguay where I made a life-changing discovery
An intriguing document has just crossed my desk.
It was talking about a new kind of digital money called “Bitcoin”. As I read it, I immediately realized what a potential breakthrough this new technology could be.
But of course, I was skeptical. Unsure if it would really work in practice.
I decided to buy a few bitcoins just in case it was for real and would go on to become successful.
After all, one bitcoin was worth just a few cents…
So I went online to see where I could buy some.
But there was a problem.
There was no marketplace to buy or sell bitcoin. Bitcoin was too new. Such exchanges simply didn’t exist yet.
I knew there was a process for “mining” bitcoin.
But I didn’t want to spend days setting up an extra computer. And then install the software, figure out how it actually worked and keep watching over my mining computer.
It was too much of a hassle just to get my hands on some bitcoin that were worth almost nothing at the time.
So I decided to keep an eye on Bitcoin and monitor its progress.
Fast forward to February 2011.
I had gotten busy with other projects and suddenly remembered to check on Bitcoin.
I was shocked to see that the price was over $1.
I had missed the boat
Bitcoin had sykrocketed up well over 1,000%.
I instantly regretted that I didn’t take it more seriously right away and didn’t go through the effort to acquire some coins when I first heard about the technology.
Then I had an epiphany.
The new Bitcoin technology was keeping its promise. Unless it got hacked or someone would find a fatal vulnerability in its software code it would probably continue to do well.
So I took the plunge and bought a small amount of bitcoin at around $2–3.
Bitcoin kept rising higher and by March 2013 I decided to take some first profits and sold 180 bitcoin at $37.
It seemed like a prudent move at the time.
