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I was quite fortunate.
In 2012, I purchased $100 worth of Bitcoin with the idea of using it to purchase something on the darknet markets. At the time, Bitcoin was $11/coin.
As the value of the assets increased, I decided to keep them. In 2014, I liquidated half of my BTC holdings and invested in a Vanguard index fund, as BTC was my first investment and I thought it was prudent to diversify.
The other half of those initial coins, which are now worth over $10,000, is still in my possession. I'm just holding on to them to see what happens because there's no way for me to lose at this point.
To the moon and back!

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