Stefan Thomas loses password to Bitcoin worth $220 million, says 'made peace with loss, time heals all wounds' Stefan Th...
Stefan Thomas, a man who made headlines recently because he forgot the password to unlock his $220 million Bitcoin, said that 'time heals all wounds' and that he has 'made peace' with the loss.
Thomas who reportedly can't recall his password since 2012 expressed to KGO-TV, "There were sort of a couple of weeks where I was just desperate, I don't have any other word to describe it. You sort of question your own self-worth. What kind of person loses something that important?".
"But time heals all wounds," the German-born programmer added and said that he has made peace with his loss.
Thomas said that several people have reached out to him with a bit of advice. Although some of them were also silly, he said and told how a person suggested trying the word 'password'.
"Some people have recommended various mediums, psychics, prophets that I could talk to. Some people are suggesting nootropic memory-enhancing drugs," he stated.
As per a report, Thomas who currently lives in San Francisco (United States), was given 7,002 bitcoins as payment for making a video explaining how cryptocurrency works more than a decade ago.
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