"She Sold Her Wedding Ring to Buy Bitcoin – Now She Owns an Apartment in Lahore"

In 2015, Ayesha Khan wasn’t a trader, tech expert, or millionaire. She was a 27-year-old newlywed living in a small rented apartment in Lahore, working as a data entry operator. Her life was ordinary — until she stumbled upon something extraordinary: Bitcoin.

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At the time, Bitcoin was trading around $280. Most people thought it was a scam, a joke, or something for hackers. But Ayesha was curious. She started reading Reddit threads, following crypto blogs, and watching YouTube videos during lunch breaks. The more she learned, the more convinced she became: this was the future of money.

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There was just one problem — she didn’t have any extra savings. Her salary barely covered rent and expenses.

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So, she made a bold decision: she sold her only gold wedding ring — a simple piece gifted by her in-laws — and exchanged it for around Rs. 40,000. With that, she bought 1.3 BTC from a local P2P seller.

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Her family was shocked. Her husband didn’t understand why she’d trade real gold for “imaginary internet money.”

But Ayesha believed.

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Then, the roller coaster began.

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In 2017, Bitcoin soared to $20,000. Her tiny investment was now worth nearly Rs. 2.6 million.

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But she didn’t sell.

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In 2018, the price crashed. People laughed at her.

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She still didn’t sell.

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In 2021, Bitcoin hit its all-time high of $69,000. Her 1.3 BTC was worth over Rs. 15 million.

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This time, she sold part of her holdings.

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She used the profits to:

Buy a two-bedroom apartment in Lahore 🏠

Pay off debts 💳

Invest in ETH, BNB, and staking projects 📈

Launch a YouTube channel in Urdu to educate other women about crypto 🎥👩‍🏫

Today, Ayesha is not just financially free — she’s a voice of crypto awareness in Pakistan.

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