Today, we'll share some incredible bitcoin success stories that show how to make money with cryptocurrency and become a bitcoin millionaire.
So, in this article, you will see several cryptocurrencies trading millionaires, including an apprentice who purchased a home, a retiree who can't stop smiling, and a student who became a millionaire at the age of 18.
Terry Proud, a retiree, sold a portion of his superannuation investments to buy cryptocurrencies in mid-2017 when the price of bitcoin was around $3,000.
Stories of 6 successful cryptocurrency traders that will inspire you.
"I bought a Bentley," says a cryptocurrency trader, Javed Khan:
Javed Khan's investment success happened by chance. He was using bitcoin to transfer money in 2018 when the price of bitcoin was around $3,000 because it was easier than using a bank.However, the price rose whenever he left the bitcoin in his wallet. He recognized an opportunity.
We would buy more bitcoin whenever the price fell, and it was quiet. "When no one is talking about bitcoin, and there aren't any headlines, that's a good time to buy." He was careful not to overextend himself, investing only money he could afford to lose.
He cashed in his profits and purchased a Bentley in 2020. "I sent a video from the showroom to my mother, and she cried because she was so proud."
He then kept those coins for eight years, watching their value rise. He sold enough last year to cover half of his house deposit. "I know people who have gone deep, but I think I've been fortunate enough."
While the ultimate success of her investment will be determined when she retires, she is already up more than 500 per cent. And, because bitcoin is a long-term investment, the rapid price fluctuations don't bother her.
"I know many people who have done amazing things with their investments, but it's all part of my pension plan."
While they initially approached everyone, they knew for an emergency loan, they quickly paid it back and have since grown into one of the world's largest cryptocurrency trading funds.
They now run DeFiance Capital, which invests in decentralized finance companies that they believe will "eat traditional finance over the next decade." Their company's logo was even depicted on the front cover of Fortune magazine.
They're now best friends with small children and a cryptocurrency portfolio worth billions of dollars. Several Lamborghinis are parked in front of their trading office.
Some speculate while others invest, but Kingsley Advani went all in. He emptied his bank account and sold everything he owned to purchase as much bitcoin as possible. And it paid off handsomely.
Kingsley first noticed bitcoin's enormous potential in mid-2017, right at the start of the massive bull run. He spent all of his money, sold everything he owned, including his laptop, and spent $34,000 on bitcoin. He became a millionaire a few months later.
He now divides his time between San Francisco, New York, and London as advisor to cryptocurrency startups. "It's almost like a rebellion against traditional finance," Advani explained.
We would buy more bitcoin whenever the price fell, and it was quiet. "When no one is talking about bitcoin, and there aren't any headlines, that's a good time to buy." He was careful not to overextend himself, investing only money he could afford to lose.
He cashed in his profits and purchased a Bentley in 2020. "I sent a video from the showroom to my mother, and she cried because she was so proud."
"Bitcoin assisted me in purchasing my first home," says Daniel Crocker, a business owner and a cryptocurrency trader
Daniel Crocker was completing an apprenticeship at an IT firm in 2012. He would talk with his coworkers about side hustles to make some extra cash every lunch break. When bitcoin came up, he decided to try it out and make a small investment.He then kept those coins for eight years, watching their value rise. He sold enough last year to cover half of his house deposit. "I know people who have gone deep, but I think I've been fortunate enough."
"It's part of my retirement plan." — said Heather Delaney, a businesswoman and a cryptocurrency trader
"I put in £5 at the start, and I've slowly and steadily built it up over time." Heather intends to keep adding to her investment because she is part of a growing group of people buying bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as part of their retirement plan.While the ultimate success of her investment will be determined when she retires, she is already up more than 500 per cent. And, because bitcoin is a long-term investment, the rapid price fluctuations don't bother her.
"I know many people who have done amazing things with their investments, but it's all part of my pension plan."
"If you don't understand cryptocurrencies and refuse to learn, you're in for a rough century." Said Su Zhu, a cryptocurrency trader.
Su Zhu and a high school friend, Kyle Davies, founded Three Arrows Capital from their apartment's kitchen table in 2012. Using their previous experience as Credit Suisse traders, they quickly began turning a profit.While they initially approached everyone, they knew for an emergency loan, they quickly paid it back and have since grown into one of the world's largest cryptocurrency trading funds.
They now run DeFiance Capital, which invests in decentralized finance companies that they believe will "eat traditional finance over the next decade." Their company's logo was even depicted on the front cover of Fortune magazine.
They're now best friends with small children and a cryptocurrency portfolio worth billions of dollars. Several Lamborghinis are parked in front of their trading office.
"I don't think there has ever been a time in human history when people in their twenties have had such an opportunity to invest in such high-growth assets." — said Kingsley Advani, a software developer and a cryptocurrency trader
Some speculate while others invest, but Kingsley Advani went all in. He emptied his bank account and sold everything he owned to purchase as much bitcoin as possible. And it paid off handsomely.
Kingsley first noticed bitcoin's enormous potential in mid-2017, right at the start of the massive bull run. He spent all of his money, sold everything he owned, including his laptop, and spent $34,000 on bitcoin. He became a millionaire a few months later.
He now divides his time between San Francisco, New York, and London as advisor to cryptocurrency startups. "It's almost like a rebellion against traditional finance," Advani explained.
"He can't take his eyes off the smile on his face." Terry Proud, a retiree and a cryptocurrency trader
Terry Proud, a retiree, sold a portion of his superannuation investments to buy cryptocurrencies in mid-2017 when the price of bitcoin was around $3,000.
Terry is one of an increasing number of Australians who invest in cryptocurrencies through Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs).
When interviewed by Nine News, he stated that he "can't take the smile off his face."
When interviewed by Nine News, he stated that he "can't take the smile off his face."