Jeremie, who first started his investment adventure with gold and silver, researched crypto money with the effect of being a programmer, and although he thought it was a scam at first, he realized that Bitcoin was a really useful asset.
After this fateful moment, his life changed. Bought 3000 BTC and some altcoins at $1. Bitcoin, which went up to $ 10,000 over the years, made Jeremie a millionaire. Now it has reached up to $ 57,000.
This image is from one of the first videos he uploaded. The dates show April 2011.
He makes short videos on how to generate Bitcoin. At that time, Bitcoin fluctuated between 30 cents and 1 dollar.
Along with the video he released in 2013, he wrote:
“You can buy Bitcoin for the price of a lottery ticket and keep it for 10 years and become a millionaire. It’s time to stop living in fear. If Bitcoin resets, you’ll lose $1, who cares! But if I’m right, I want you all to thank me, 10 years from now I wish it was 2011 or 2013.” It won’t make me happy if you say, ‘I wish I had listened to you.’
At that time, if you had Bitcoin, you could sell it on the forums. It was purchased directly from the person.
In order to multiply the Bitcoins in his hand, our hero was announcing that he could buy Bitcoin over 30% of its normal price, and he was buying a Bitcoin worth $ 0.70 for $ 1.
He begged everyone around him to buy Bitcoin. He also frequently warned his YouTube followers about this.
But his relatives made fun of him. They said that he was dealing with vain jobs and that he would lose the money he had. Still, he was able to persuade a friend. Like Jeremie, he turned the corner.
Deciding to sell his house as well, Jeremie invested the money from there in crypto.
His wife, who thought he was crazy, divorced Davinci.
Our relentless hero also sold his gold and this time he bought Ethereum instead of Bitcoin.
He believes that cryptocurrencies will still rise and claims that 1 Bitcoin will reach $1 million in the near future.
The bottom of that famous video is full of regretful comments.
“No video has upset me this much.”
“Imagine being one of his close friends and listening to the blockchain story every day in 2013, thinking he was crazy and never buying it.”
“This is the biggest ‘I told you so’ moment ever.”
“Let’s be honest, if you’d seen this back then you wouldn’t have invested anyway.”
“I’m going to sue Youtube for suggesting this 7 years late.”
Davinci Jeremie continues to regularly share Bitcoin and Ethereum-related content on his YouTube channel, which has over 105 thousand followers, and conveys his analysis to investors.
T-shirt reads: I told you.
Social Media Accounts: YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Telegram
Important Note: This is not investment advice.
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