I have sold an apartment I inherited from my grandmother for

Wow. Well, not any time soon. What price did you buy at?

>>1122382
No, you did not.

>>1122385
$7.5 a coin.

>>1122382
Never sell the ethercuck. Ever.

>>1122388
I dunno dude, it could go a hell of a lot higher than now so when you double your money sell half, and then just sit on the other 75000 in ETH and see where it takes you.

I must say i am impressed by the size of your balls

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Give us a screen shot.

You won't because this thread is bullshit.

>>1122411
A screenshot is too easy to fake.

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>>1122427

>>1122382
considering you spelled ethereum incorrectly, I doubt you did

>>1122382
If you bought 10,000 ETH for $75,000 and sold it at today's price of about $95,000, you'd make a $20,000 return on your investment.

You should sell it immediately, buy the apartment back, and live on the $20,000 for the rest of this year while figuring out how to do something like that all over again.

A bird in the hand's worth two in the bush.

>>1122382
wonder how many losers you scammed into buying that worthless shityou soulless scm

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>>1122382
>>1122385
>>1122388
>>1122403
not sure whether this is bad and I should say something or just let natural selection take its course

>>1124393
but muh dApps!!!

>>1122382
OP if you're for real, listen to this guy. As soon as price goes up a buck, sell it. Maybe leave a grand of play money in, 75k is too much.
>>1123446

>all this pussies butthurt because someone actually went all in into ETH and is going to be an actual millionaire pretty soon