A new one has been added to the crypto money events forgotten in the account. Rhonda Kampert, who lives in Illinois, USA, bitcoin When it first came out, it bought 6 BTC at $80.
Rhonda said that she was intrigued while listening to radio programs talking about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. “It was not easy to get Bitcoin back then. But I managed to complete the transactions and got my coins.” said.
Stating that he spent some of the crypto money he bought within 1-2 years, Rhonda said that he forgot the rest after that.
Hearing that Bitcoin had risen to $13,000 in 2017, the woman said that she took action immediately, but bitcoin He saw that some of the numbers in his wallet were unreadable.
“I noticed that some numbers at the end of my wallet ID were missing on the printout I received back then. There was a piece of paper with my password, but I had no idea what my wallet ID was.”
Stating that he struggled for months to enter his Bitcoin wallet, Rhonda said that he finally gave up.
Asked Hackers for Help!
Seeing that Bitcoin has appreciated well over the years and its value has risen to over $ 50,000, Rhonda Kampert said that while researching on the Internet, she encountered hackers father and son Chris and Charlie Brooks.
In other words, the value of Bitcoins had increased 600 times what Kampert paid to buy 6 BTC eight years ago.
“I found them online and trusted them. I gave them the login credentials I could remember and began to wait. Finally, we had a video call together. Chris opened my wallet and there was my money. I’m so glad.”
Seeing that he had 3.5 Bitcoins (about 175,000 dollars) left in his wallet, Kambert said that he gave 20 percent of the Bitcoins to hackers Chris and Charlie Brooks, and 10 thousand dollars to his daughter for college expenses.
I Learned My Lesson!
Stating that he learned his lesson from the events he experienced and that he kept the rest of his Bitcoins in a hardware wallet similar to USB, Rhonda stated that he had also memorized the password thoroughly.
Rhonda Kampert said that Bitcoin, which is currently worth $ 45,000, will rise again and use the earnings it will gain as a retirement fund.
*Not investment advice.