What If 1 Satoshi Was Worth $1 US Dollar?

I stumbled upon a video on YouTube last week that really got me thinking. The video is entitled Why The Price of Bitcoin Will Hit $12 Million in 2019. 

It speaks about how, from a mathematical standpoint, Bitcoin could reach the price of $12.3 Million dollars sometime in 2019. 

I thought to myself, what if this could be true? Is that really possible? 

Obviously no one knows for sure if this will ever happen. But, if it does happen, wouldn't you want to be prepared to take advantage of Bitcoin being at such a high value? 

At the time of this writing, Bitcoin is valued at $923.89 USD. At this price, 1 satoshi, being the smallest unit of bitcoin, would not be even worth one penny. If the price of Bitcoin was as high as $12 million USD, individual satoshis would carry more value than they currently do. Therefore, one satoshi would no longer be an insignificant value of Bitcoin. 

Back in 2008-09, you could buy 1 Bitcoin for $0.05 USD. That was indeed the ground floor of Bitcoin. We all wish we could have gotten a large amount of Bitcoin back then. Most of us didn't even know it existed. That ground floor period in Bitcoin pricing is long gone but I believe Bitcoin is still very cheap compared to where it is projected to be by many reputable people inside and outside of the Bitcoin community. Some project that Bitcoin will reach $12 million and beyond while others say they would me happy if it reaches only $1 million USD. If either is true, a single satoshi would be as significant to users as a sum of money as $1 USD is today. 

I believe we are on a new "ground floor" of Bitcoin pricing similar to the time Bitcoin was worth $0.05 and only a tiny amount of the worlds population even knew the Bitcoin platform existed. 

With that being said, there are many opportunities to earn free satoshis on a daily basis without any investment of you own money. There are sites that give away Satoshis  and demand little time or effort on the part of the user. This is indeed your opportunity to collect these Satoshis for free, stockpile them, and invest in your future. 

One site that I frequent on a daily basis is freebitco.in. It is a site that allows you to earn Bitcoin by playing a high-low as well as a multiplier game. You can deposit BTC of you own and play, or you can collect free satoshis on an hourly basis and try to increase them by wagering them against their games. 

I don't even bother wagering my precious Satoshis. I don't make any deposits of my own money onto the site. All I do is collect my free 217 Satoshis every hour. To take it a step further, I have 2 different accounts on this website. It tracks you IP address and doesn't allow more than 1 IP address for every account. I have 1 account for my home wifi signal and 1 account for my 4G mobile phone. If you can take about 60 seconds of you time every hour to claim approximately 219 Satoshis per account, you can earn thousands of Satoshis per day. 

If done for approximately 16 waking hours and with 2 accounts, you could earn about 7008 Satoshis every day. Who knows? One day, those 7008 Satoshis will be worth $7,008 USD. If done for 365 days at the rate of $7008 per day, that could one day be worth over $2 Million dollars for a years time. And all you would have to do it take 60 second out of an hour on a daily basis. Genius huh? It would almost be like printing money. 

This definitely would need to be something that you start doing immediately because if Bitcoins price skyrockets as its expected to do, the sites offering free Satoshis will obviously catch on and revoke their system of giving away free satoshis as a way to encourage people to play their game. You had better jump on this now. If you don't, you will be sorry a few years from now. It may be tedious at this point in time but it could be huge for you in the future. And their are many sites that offer free satoshis. You can use as many as you like. You will thank me later.

 I just wanted to pass that on to all of us in the Bitcoin community. Let me know what you think in the comment section below.