A 22-year-old bitcoin multimillionaire shares how he spends his money after dropping out of high school

"My brother and I went back home and looked the word 'bitcoin' up and just fell in love with it," he said.When his grandmother gave him a $1,000 check intended to fund his education, Finman said he put it straight into 100 bitcoins, which were worth about $10 at the time."I spent every day from then on working to amass more bitcoin by making money in other ways and (mostly) being successful on when to buy and sell over time," Finman said.At 15, Finman moved out of his parent's house to live in Palo Alto, California, by himself, supporting his lifestyle predominantly on his bitcoin investments and income he made from companies he started, sold, and invested in.At 16, he became a bitcoin millionaire. "That spirit of diving right in is always inside me, but it only comes out when I'm truly passionate about a project."Saving most of his bitcoin appears to have been the right decision, as the price has risen substantially since he made his first million."Even to this day, it's hard for me to want to spend any of my bitcoin," Finman said.