Early adopters of cryptocurrencies are now reaping the rewards as the price skyrockets, turning a small investment into millions of dollars. One standout case is the story of Erik Finman. Back in 2011, when he was 12 years old, Erik used a $1,000 gift he received from his grandmother to buy bitcoin. He paid $12 per coin.
\r\nWith the price of a single bitcoin currently standing at around $18,000, Erik has made quite a good return on his investment. Despite cashing out some of his earnings, Finman is still active in the cryptocurrency sphere and remains a passionate advocate of Bitcoin technology.
\r\nFinman believes that it isn’t too late to invest by buying a small amount of bitcoin, and he recommends that people consider buying it as a gift for their loved ones this Christmas.
\r\n\"I think it\'s a fantastic opportunity to buy bitcoin. You don’t have to buy a whole coin. You can just buy a small fraction of a single coin. You could buy $100 or $50 worth of a bitcoin. I think that would be a great stocking filler.\"
\r\nWith the big day approaching, could Santa be bringing you or someone you love valuable cryptocurrency this Christmas?
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