Anyone with slitghly higher balances than 0.01 should probably restrain themselves from publicly disclosing anything about it.

What stands out to me, looking at these statistics is the fact that 85% of all value stored in Bitcoin is distributed among only 0.5% of addresses owners.
That's an extreme imbalance of wealth. Nothing new or suprising but I think it's worth pointing out.

I would rather lose $69 dollars to buy a hardware wallet (Trezor Model One) than to lose $1800 which is not completely in our control, still the exchange has full control over our assets why OP is not worried about it, just a suggestion will make an asset saver for OPs.

Withdraw about $69 more buying a Trezor and keeping it there will be much safer.

https://trezor.io/trezor-model-one

What if I bought bitcoin 2020 at $5000 and sold it in 2021 for $50000? Is that not enough? It is good to hold the coin for a long time just like microstrategy CEO said, but if the price is well speculated, even 6 months can be enough to have profitable investment. I like people that can buy bitcoin and hold it for years, I like those people that can hold it for lifetime. If someone buy bitcoin at a high price, those kind of people can be adviced to hold it for years to be able to profit from it.

Really, anyone who has $170 worth of money shouldn't disclose so? You can tell a person's minimum salary from their country. But yeah I get your point of course, just don't discuss anything of value unless necessary, of course. You don't flash your wealth unless you don't mind being a target. Doesn't apply just to Bitcoin.

It's an imbalance, the distribution, but that's only natural. Worth noting it's the most distributed wealth among crypto of value.

I don't think a wise bitcoiner would publicly announce the range of bitcoin balance he is holding.
It is a risk since you could be contacted by scammers or someone might track you.
So it is best not to make such threads at first place and secondly not to announce or disclose your holdings publicly.

Get rid of that cancer exchange before 2023. Do self-custody, it isn't that hard. Are you seriously thinking it's more likely somebody steals your seed phrase than having Binance either bankrupt or hacked, considering that history is full of exchange bankrupts and hacks? If I were you, I'd sell all of it, get fiat in my bank account, delete Binance, and then buy the 0.1 BTC anonymously.

Well, binance is a good exchanger and what happened won't make it certain of the same outcome as what happened recently. But that's just right; an investor should be responsible of his/her funds and storing it to an exchanger is not a good thing to do. But that's just it; nothing more and nothing less. We are all free to use reputable exchangers as long as they function as one of their kind. No need for total abandonment I guess because that will just be a discriminative take, and those who are doing good will be as well taking the damage of other project's fault.

Going back with OP's question, I'am always saving my funds on my personall crypro wallet especially for long term purposes. I am also guilty of sometimes forgetting that I have funds in exchangers but I'd cope up with it afterwards.

I think everyone got this wrong!

You had to answer by telling where your balance is situated, so it's either in your smartphone that you carry always with you when you travel from home at 8 am from x location and arrive at work at 8:45 at y, or it's hidden in a paper wallet behind the picture int he living room at your address at zip code xxx, street, ..key under the mat or flower pot 2, or at Binance where you log in with username and pass xxx/yyy!

Is anyone willing to share this, I bet it would be far more interesting than some numbers in a screenshot! 


Because that's how everything works in reality and not in some socialist utopia some still dream about it even with crypto?
It's pretty simple, those who had thousands of dollars around with no other investment opportunities had a chance to buy tens of Bitcoins, and the poorest of the poor who can't even afford a smartphone will barely be able to count the satoshi they own in tens and hundred.

What makes it even more interesting is that while with fiat you could try and force a redistribution of wealth by just axing account balances, with Bitcoin is nearly impossible, my keys, my coins nothing you can do about it!

 

I cannot discuss my exact balance here, I do not see it as wise is a safe thing to do even though I don't have much bitcoins yet, but one thing that is sure about my balance is that it not where I want and wish it to be yet, But I am happy about this year that I survived and even with the bear market have not lost the courage to keep increasing the bitcoins I hold, to even holding the ones I already have. I have set a target for myself to do better than I have this year, from the beginning of next year my efforts to getting more bitcoins will be more conscious.

To be frankly speaking,  i'm not too proud of my current Bitcoin balance right now, due to the fact that I have equally spent far beyond what I budgeted for the entire Christmas and New year celebration in just within this few days with friends and family members. And do you know the funniest thing? The year hasn't even end.
But moreover, its better to enjoy quality time with family and friends in good health of mind and body when you can, than spending it on a hospital bills.