SeniorBitcoiner
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I've got robbed and Lost all my saving in Bitcoin. And I still love Bitcoin and so you should.
I've Just got scammed , After many years of holding, Someone probably broke in my small appartement and took my 24 seed phrase.
I Lost a Total of 0.18 Bitcoin which was basically my saving.
I know, people Will tell me" afford what you can loose" and that what i was doing.
But stacking SATs start so small till to become in some years the main sources of my saving.
I know people will tell too"Bitcoin is dangerous you shouldn't invest on it"
and I say I could buy a car and get stolen, so gold, bank accounts, cash, jewelry and so on.
Said so, I still retain Bitcoin the best invention in 2000 era.
I still retain Bitcoin the best asset in a world.
I still think sathosi is master, and I still think holding Bitcoin is the best main strategy.
The only thing I would like too advise isn't not too speak about your Bitcoin with no one.
Don't try orange pilling people.
This isn't our job. And that leads me too a lost of funds.
I've been followed and scammed because my willing too orange pill every single person, missing that someone who's smarter than me.
As my heart is broken I would like to give to you a very good luck and stay safe.
Don't talk too much and if you didn't already refresh your seed phrase once in a while. Change it often.
With all my heart, I leave the transaction in here, so you can check it and maybe someone can help me.
As I'm broken inside and I still don't know how to tell people I love I've had this loss, I leave my lighting network address, so maybe the Bitcoin community can help me getting back some SATs.
I hope this message will hit Michal Saylor and I hope the Binance community and Bitcoin community can help let him know about this and help a 36 y.o. jobless man in somehow. I'm pretty sure he would help so much. And even a kind from him would be much appreciate. I feel so so alone right now. I'm in deep desperation.
Otherwise I understand and I still love you so much guys, thanks for what you doing for the entire Bitcoin network.
I'm sorry to beg for SATs. But I'm desperate right now. Please don't rost me.
I Lost a Total of 0.18 Bitcoin which was basically my saving.
I know, people Will tell me" afford what you can loose" and that what i was doing.
But stacking SATs start so small till to become in some years the main sources of my saving.
I know people will tell too"Bitcoin is dangerous you shouldn't invest on it"
and I say I could buy a car and get stolen, so gold, bank accounts, cash, jewelry and so on.
Said so, I still retain Bitcoin the best invention in 2000 era.
I still retain Bitcoin the best asset in a world.
I still think sathosi is master, and I still think holding Bitcoin is the best main strategy.
The only thing I would like too advise isn't not too speak about your Bitcoin with no one.
Don't try orange pilling people.
This isn't our job. And that leads me too a lost of funds.
I've been followed and scammed because my willing too orange pill every single person, missing that someone who's smarter than me.
As my heart is broken I would like to give to you a very good luck and stay safe.
Don't talk too much and if you didn't already refresh your seed phrase once in a while. Change it often.
With all my heart, I leave the transaction in here, so you can check it and maybe someone can help me.
As I'm broken inside and I still don't know how to tell people I love I've had this loss, I leave my lighting network address, so maybe the Bitcoin community can help me getting back some SATs.
I hope this message will hit Michal Saylor and I hope the Binance community and Bitcoin community can help let him know about this and help a 36 y.o. jobless man in somehow. I'm pretty sure he would help so much. And even a kind from him would be much appreciate. I feel so so alone right now. I'm in deep desperation.
Otherwise I understand and I still love you so much guys, thanks for what you doing for the entire Bitcoin network.
I'm sorry to beg for SATs. But I'm desperate right now. Please don't rost me.
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