Originally Posted by
AxelWolf
here is more information if you need it.
Let's go with what we know for sure, we know he said 2011. BTC was as low as $1 and as high as $32.
MDAWG "I still receive bitcoin weekly from clients, but whereas back then I would receive up to 10 coins at a time, nowadays it's more like 1 coin or a fraction of coin.
I have most of them in an overseas blockchain, but started receiving in 2018 into coinbase btc , ethereum , litecoin , bitcoin cash (which I received a gang of free, in 2018 when BTC forked, was crazy I didn't even realize I had all that bitcoin cash until I read about and logged into the blockchain).
When the runup to 19K happened in November/December 2018, I considered selling them all or some, but I'd already been hodling for a good 7 years and the overseas blockchain didn't have any way for U.S. residents to sell, and coinbase wasn't allowing you to sell too many BTC at a time anyway, so anyway - I still have all of them and keep getting more weekly"
Key Parts:
1) "Clients" meaning MORE THAN ONE
2) "up to 10 at a time."
3) Nowadays it's more like ONE or a fraction
4)" I still receive bitcoin weekly from clients" so anyway - I still have all of them and keep getting more weekly"
Let all that sink in and then give us a LOGICAL estimate of how many Bitcoins you think he owns since he has been getting ONE or a fraction weekly.
One must estimate how much a client would be paying a high-priced lawyer 10 years ago($320 or less seems really really low) leading the last few years.