Note that Didi Teichuttu’s name is indeed well-known among most Bitcoin investors, and quite deservedly so. For example, in February 2019 – the year of the global collapse of the coin market – he continued to believe in the future of BTC. At the time, he conceded that the first crypto might well collapse to $2,000, but “over the next five years it will certainly grow to $40,000 or even $100,000”. As we can see, this prediction by Teichuttu has partially come true.

Legendary Bitcoin investor Didi Taihuttu

As a result, Didi continues to make the cryptocurrency world more popular. And that includes convincing other families to follow their lead.

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Here’s one of Tyhuttu’s quotes in which he shares his own perception of the world. The line was published by news portal Cointelegraph.

I have no cars, no motorbikes, nothing. And I’m happier than ever. And my wife agrees! At that point, we decided to break the chain and set an example for the kids.

In other words, Didi is sticking to the idea of giving up some serious possessions. And that sounds predictable, because a few years ago he sold his own house, among other things, for an investment in his first cryptocurrency. And since the investment proved to be a huge success by even the most conservative estimates, he must have transferred this approach to the rest of the world's perception.

Didi Taihutta

He explains his realization that life is an accumulation of happiness, “not an accumulation of wealth”. Taihuttu’s three daughters “only have bitcoins, not bank accounts”, with the parents never looking back on their former lives. The family has spent the last five years travelling the world, staying in southern Portugal as a nomadic home base.

Note that the Tayhuttu family's stay in Portugal is no secret. In particular, Didi spoke about his attitude towards the country back in February 2022. Then he noted that the state offers serious tax incentives for cryptocurrency investors. In this regard, many large BTC holders have allegedly already moved there and spent their coins on real estate.

Taihuttu admits that, of course, he has trouble travelling around the world living on crypto – especially with three teenage daughters. However, this has not stopped other families from following in their footsteps. Tayhuttu cites the example of “six families” who have since sold all their possessions and started enjoying a new life. Taihuttu even persuaded his brother and sister to invest in cryptocurrency to lead a “decentralised digital nomad lifestyle”.

Didi Taihuttu with his family and other crypto-enthusiasts

The head of the Bitcoin family is also unusually generous: he gives away around 40 per cent of his wealth to charity. Profits from trading, affiliate links, selling books and merchandise, as well as other activities of the “digital nomad” go to a wide variety of projects. That said, Taihuttu himself insists that he will attract even more people to the side of cryptocurrency fans in the future.


We believe that families like Taihuttu are extremely important to the cryptocurrency industry. Still, they symbolise absolute faith in digital assets and even a willingness to give up all material possessions in favour of coins. What's great is that Didi has gained worldwide recognition and popularity, so he's now earning sponsorship and publicity, among other things. And that's a great prospect for any crypto fan.


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