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DurwinBurger King gave candy to a worker has worked for more than 20 years.
The Whopper, which was first introduced in 1957, was a quarter-pound, oversized burger on a vast five-inch bun that cost a reasonable 29 cents.Large corporations can be cruel and uncaring. They often claim to care about their employees, but sometimes the reality can be quite different. This is the story of Kevin Ford, a cook and cashier at Burger King who had worked tirelessly for over two decades. To celebrate his remarkable feat of never taking a sick day, Burger King decided to shower him ...
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Good question eh?
We heard so much about BTC and how important it is.
Every other crypto currencies and memecoins literlly follows BTC’s trend.
But have you ever wondered where are all the BTC in the world right now?
They said there will be only ever be 21M Bitcoins, ever.
Right?
So where are they all now?
Well, thankfully BTC is on a blockchain, an open ledger, meaning anyone can track most of the coins, where ever they might be.
Let’s find out who holds the keys to this digital goldmine.
Well straight up, 1M coins are owned by the enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto.
Bitcoin’s creator, whose estimated holdings of approximately 1,100,000 BTC place them among the wealthiest individuals on the planet.
Should he/she/they decide to reveal their identity, we are in for a ride.
This fortune, untouched and shrouded in mystery, adds a layer of intrigue to the already complex narrative of Bitcoin ownership.
Governments, often seen as adversaries of decentralized digital currencies, ironically emerge as significant holders.
“Governments across the world own an estimated 244,779 BTC, representing 1.17% of the total supply.
The Chinese government reportedly holds 194,000 BTC that was recovered from the Plustoken scam in 2019.
Members of the Ukrainian government privately hold roughly 46,351 BTC. El Salvador’s holdings are currently at 2,381 BTC.”
This stark contradiction between public stance and private accumulation speaks volumes about the underlying value these nations see in Bitcoin.
They hated on BTC but yet collectively holds the most amongst all of us.
What is more startling is that twice the amount of Bitcoin held by governments and companies is classified as “lost.”
More than 20% of bitcoins are lost forever.
These lost coins, forever trapped in the digital abyss due to forgotten passwords or keys, or sending to a wrong address and “burnt”, underscore the importance of secure and responsible digital asset management.
It sounds painful, but fret not.
As BTC has a limited overall supply, more lost coins means less coins to go around.
What happens when there are less coins around and demand continues to rise?
Yep, economics 101 will dictate that the value of each coin consequentially goes up even more.
So yea, hodl.
The distribution of Bitcoin ownership makes you wonder about the concentration of wealth and power in the cryptocurrency space.
While the notion of a decentralized currency promises a more egalitarian financial system, the reality seems to mirror the traditional financial world’s inequalities.
Governments’ substantial holdings in Bitcoin also present a paradox.
On one hand, they criticize and scrutinize the cryptocurrency for its potential to disrupt the existing financial order.
On the other, they quietly accumulate large amounts of it, perhaps acknowledging its undeniable significance in the future of money.
China banned cryptocurrency mining, outlawed Bitcoin and then goes on to hold one of the largest BTC wallet ever.
Is that hypocrisy or just coincidence?
Then there’s Michael saylor.
The Bitcoin madman who heads MicroStrategy and currently owns 1% of all bitcoin that has been mined to date.
He has been preaching to the world to buy BTC and continues to load up even as prices creeps back up to all time highs.
“Almost a quarter of MicroStrategy’s bitcoin purchases have been made in 2024.”
He is literally taking huge loans from banks to buy BTC!
The balls on this fella is just enormous.
Oh and one more thing.
Did you know that Tim Draper owns a ton of BTC?
Timothy Cook Draper, a prominent American venture capitalist, strongly supports Bitcoin.
He founded numerous companies and invested in major FinTech firms, including Twitter, DocuSign, Coinbase, Robinhood, Tesla, Hotmail, and Skype.
In 2014, Draper spent $18.7M, about $632 per BTC, buying 29,656 BTC from U.S. Marshals.
These coins were seized from the defunct Silk Road black market. Draper advocates for decentralization and opposes government intervention.
$632 per Bitcoin, that was 10 years ago.
A single BTC is now worth nearly $50K.
His $18.7M investment is now worth nearly $1.42 billion!
That has got to be the best ROI ever.
We live in a wild world, right?
Digital coins floating in the matrix are worth so much money.
And everyone is fighting for them.
Whether they like to admit it or not, it is happening.
-
Did you know governments owned a lot of BTC?
-
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Good question eh?
We heard so much about BTC and how important it is.
Every other crypto currencies and memecoins literlly follows BTC’s trend.
But have you ever wondered where are all the BTC in the world right now?
They said there will be only ever be 21M Bitcoins, ever.
Right?
So where are they all now?
Well, thankfully BTC is on a blockchain, an open ledger, meaning anyone can track most of the coins, where ever they might be.
Let’s find out who holds the keys to this digital goldmine.
Well straight up, 1M coins are owned by the enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto.
Bitcoin’s creator, whose estimated holdings of approximately 1,100,000 BTC place them among the wealthiest individuals on the planet.
Should he/she/they decide to reveal their identity, we are in for a ride.
This fortune, untouched and shrouded in mystery, adds a layer of intrigue to the already complex narrative of Bitcoin ownership.
Governments, often seen as adversaries of decentralized digital currencies, ironically emerge as significant holders.
“Governments across the world own an estimated 244,779 BTC, representing 1.17% of the total supply.
The Chinese government reportedly holds 194,000 BTC that was recovered from the Plustoken scam in 2019.
Members of the Ukrainian government privately hold roughly 46,351 BTC. El Salvador’s holdings are currently at 2,381 BTC.”
This stark contradiction between public stance and private accumulation speaks volumes about the underlying value these nations see in Bitcoin.
They hated on BTC but yet collectively holds the most amongst all of us.
What is more startling is that twice the amount of Bitcoin held by governments and companies is classified as “lost.”
More than 20% of bitcoins are lost forever.
These lost coins, forever trapped in the digital abyss due to forgotten passwords or keys, or sending to a wrong address and “burnt”, underscore the importance of secure and responsible digital asset management.
It sounds painful, but fret not.
As BTC has a limited overall supply, more lost coins means less coins to go around.
What happens when there are less coins around and demand continues to rise?
Yep, economics 101 will dictate that the value of each coin consequentially goes up even more.
So yea, hodl.
The distribution of Bitcoin ownership makes you wonder about the concentration of wealth and power in the cryptocurrency space.
While the notion of a decentralized currency promises a more egalitarian financial system, the reality seems to mirror the traditional financial world’s inequalities.
Governments’ substantial holdings in Bitcoin also present a paradox.
On one hand, they criticize and scrutinize the cryptocurrency for its potential to disrupt the existing financial order.
On the other, they quietly accumulate large amounts of it, perhaps acknowledging its undeniable significance in the future of money.
China banned cryptocurrency mining, outlawed Bitcoin and then goes on to hold one of the largest BTC wallet ever.
Is that hypocrisy or just coincidence?
Then there’s Michael saylor.
The Bitcoin madman who heads MicroStrategy and currently owns 1% of all bitcoin that has been mined to date.
He has been preaching to the world to buy BTC and continues to load up even as prices creeps back up to all time highs.
“Almost a quarter of MicroStrategy’s bitcoin purchases have been made in 2024.”
He is literally taking huge loans from banks to buy BTC!
The balls on this fella is just enormous.
Oh and one more thing.
Did you know that Tim Draper owns a ton of BTC?
Timothy Cook Draper, a prominent American venture capitalist, strongly supports Bitcoin.
He founded numerous companies and invested in major FinTech firms, including Twitter, DocuSign, Coinbase, Robinhood, Tesla, Hotmail, and Skype.
In 2014, Draper spent $18.7M, about $632 per BTC, buying 29,656 BTC from U.S. Marshals.
These coins were seized from the defunct Silk Road black market. Draper advocates for decentralization and opposes government intervention.
$632 per Bitcoin, that was 10 years ago.
A single BTC is now worth nearly $50K.
His $18.7M investment is now worth nearly $1.42 billion!
That has got to be the best ROI ever.
We live in a wild world, right?
Digital coins floating in the matrix are worth so much money.
And everyone is fighting for them.
Whether they like to admit it or not, it is happening.
-
Did you know governments owned a lot of BTC?
-
#BitcoinMystery #CryptoOwnership #DigitalGold #GovernmentBitcoin #LostBTC #SatoshiNakamoto #WealthConcentration #CryptoParadox #FutureOfMoney #PowerAndCryptocurrency #BitcoinEnigma #DigitalAssetManagement #CryptoWealthDistribution #DecentralizedCurrency #FinancialRevolution #CryptocurrencyDebate #BitcoinFuture #DigitalFinance #CryptoPowerDynamics #CryptocurrencyImpact #FinancialInequality
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