The
rags-to-riches stories about Bitcoin investors are a regular theme with
the rise in the worth of Bitcoin within the last six months.
The newest is Erik Finman, who invested
₦152,000 ($1,000) in Bitcoin in 2011 when it had valued at ₦1,824 ($12). His parents
made an agreement with him when he were a millionaire by 18, he
wouldn't have to go to college. A young child of two Stanford Ph.D.
holders, Finman was prepared to take the bet.
He now
holds 403 Bitcoins, which, at the current valuation of ₦972K ($2,700),
represent ₦392.4 Mln ($1.09 mln). He also manages investments for the others of his
family, who've begun considering Bitcoin being an investment vehicle.
At
one time, an investor offered him either 300 Bitcoins or ₦159 Mln ($100,000.)
During the time, Bitcoin was worth ₦30,400 ($200). He took the coins over the
bucks, much to the chagrin of his parents.
Will he go back to college? "I never got my GED, and I don't see the worth in it," Finman said. "The objective of that is always to get another
education level and get yourself a job. I'd to understand through
managing a business. Rather than writing essays for English class, I'd
to publish emails to important people.”
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