The unexpected story of young millionaires emerges from a bitcoin fever, ethereum

Ethereum, a generation of young investors with accounts of tens of millions of dollars has emerged thanks to the growing fever of the world's largest digital currency, bitcoin. So who are they, and how did their lives change when they became millionaires in the number of numbers? Let's find out!

Ethereum, a generation of young investors with accounts of tens of millions of dollars has emerged thanks to the growing fever of the world's largest digital currency, bitcoin. So who are they, and how did their lives change when they became millionaires in the number of numbers? Let's find out!

Grant Hummer is one of the organizers of ethereum investor meetings in San Francisco. He lives with people who work together in the number of money in a common house. There are long hallways named Bitcoin Boulevard and Ethereum Alley leading to shared bathrooms. His room was nothing but simple items for daily life: a bed, a TV, a mattress, three keyboard brushes and a few tissue boxes on a shelf. TELEVISION.

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Grant Hummer outside his room in San Francisco.

Hummber and his co-founder have contributed $ 40 million of his money from his money to a $ 100 million investment fund called Chromatic Capital.

Hummer said, " Neurons in my brain have been sensitive to fluctuations. I really don't care anymore, assuming I have lost $ 1 million in a day, I'm OK . " Hummer believed that he could die at any moment and he always carried with him a "memento mori" coin to remind himself of it.

Joe Buttram, 27, housed with Hummer. Previously, Buttram was a mixed martial arts fighter, after each match, he received several hundred, sometimes several thousand dollars. He said that I had quit my job and had an investment of money up to tens of millions of VND. But no one knows how much he invests in a particular currency. Currently, he is starting to set up a venture capital fund.

In the wealthy world due to the existence of money, a common paranoia is that they will become targets and be robbed because there are no banks or laws to protect. Therefore, many people always believe that they need to keep the money they own. That allows some people to 'overstate' about the money they earn.

Thanks to the strong price increase momentum of the digital currency, the amount of many people increased rapidly after only one night. This makes their topic of conversation also change from socially useful jobs from the ethereum platform to Lamborghini.

HOLD (holding) is the core belief of the digital investor community. Even if the market is FUD (fear, uncertainty and suspicion) still HOLD. They will be supposed to not really believe in the pre-revolutionary revolution, the comprehensive financial system reform, and the change in world order will cost ether "go to the moon" (meaning a momentum). very strong price increases) if boasting assets.

And that's why Hummer lives in a cramped room like this: "Hold even when people FUD".

James Fickel, 26, another millionaire millionaire. Now his assets have risen to hundreds of millions of dollars thanks to buying $ 400,000 ethereum when the currency is only 80 cents. Fickel is paying tuition for her sister. Fickel said, " The whole world will reform itself. We may not need the military because people will vote for a global order. It's the internet story, the blockchain."

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