Checkout The Family That Sold Everything They Had For Bitcoin

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Didi Taihuttu and his nuclear family has decided to bet all they have on bitcoin. This Dutch family have sold, or are in the process of selling almost everything they own which includes their 2,500-square-foot house and even up to their shoes (Just imagine! :smiley: ) After taking this bold decision, they moved to a campsite in the Netherlands, with the hope of bitcoin taking off.

His extended family members have told him he has gone crazy, but he cares less and they have taken it on themselves to document every of their experience on social media, while taking donations in bitcoin as well.

Taihuttu believes a lot of people have lost their complete trust in the current monetary system and he thinks that cryptocurrency is a huge replacement for these category of people. Remember, citizens of countries like Zimbabwe and Venezuela have been switching into the world of cryptocurrency due to their country's hyperinflation.

So many predictions have been made by several analyst including Tom Lee, Head of Research at Fundstrat, that there is a huge possibility of bitcoin quadrupling by 2020, and Taihuttu thinks so as well and as decided to take his chance on bitcoin after seeing the bullish trend this year which has already transcended $5,000 this month.

This is a very risky strategy I must confess with the huge volatility and uncertainty regarding government regulation, but this man believes money just have to evolve, and cryptocurrency is where we are heading to. I am a bitcoin enthusiast, but I am not really sure if I really take this huge risk :smiley: ... Looking at the rate at which Bitcoin and blockchain technology is headed to, one will just have to admit, it is here to stay.

When his wife, Romaine was asked her thought about the whole thing, she said;

I was shocked, I was like, what the hell is bitcoin and cryptocurrency? It was a lot for me to handle. But then I got into it, and it made me believe it was a good change in our lives.

Anyway, only time will tell if this would end up being a well paid move or not. From my own perspective though, it is a risk worth taking, but just too huge to take. What are your own thoughts?