I liquidated the remaining ~90 BTC until 2018 when it was approaching $10,000.
I have no positions in crypto anymore. Lot of people are going to be caught holding the bag now. It's not common to hear somebody moving a big chunk of their savings in to this "digital gold". I am worried that this is going to result in a lot of broken dreams. Doubly more worried about people over leveraged in real estate.
Bitcoin is a poor storage of value and the cognitive dissonance is profound-the more they hype it as "digital gold" the more it deviates from that description.
I realized that Bitcoin, cryptocurrency is largely a vehicle for money laundering, in particular moving money out of China, Russia and other similar countries.
There was buying his cousin's company, the bit with the SEC, selling not-a-flamethrowers. The guy he called "pedo guy" sued him but lost because apparently nothing Elon says is credible. There's a 20% chance he sees prison time by the end of the decade.
I bought BTC at $20. I sold at $1000. When I sold I had something like 1.95 BTC (had a bit of it stolen from poorly secured exchanges, lost some trying my hand at bot trading). Still happy with it because what I bought at the time with with it made me happy (Sonos speakers and photo gear). Would it have been nice to hold onto it until it was $50k? Maybe. But I have been enjoying the benefits of what I got for far longer.
Having said that, I think XLM is in a good position to jump up in price and I still have their free initial allotment.