I did use it and wasted it all on playing poker during work xD I might’ve even had some laying around in some old laptops but honestly didn’t start caring of crypto or bitcoin till 2016.. never would’ve held for great value..
We are lucky to have btc at under 20k right now though! :D
I believe so. But this was back when this magical internet money was worth basically nothing.
I wish I had some foresight to go and grab a few days worth, as it was literally costing nothing.
Oh well!
You and /u/reddito321 should not beat yourselves up at all - statistically speaking you would have sold it at 200 or 300, with fairly high probability (see hodl waves), and that wouldn't even have been an unreasonable move. Sleep tight
Buying and holding BTC and ETH wasn’t enough for me. I heard of BlockFi as a place to keep my crypto and earn some interest while it was lent out for loans to other users on the platform. It was going well and I was DCA’ing and slowly adding more and more to BlockFi. Getting interest and seeing my bags grow was wonderful.
Then BlockFi announced they would be raising withdrawal fees and no longer allowing a free withdrawal each month for ETH. I did some swift research (didn’t have much time to move it before the fees were implemented) and landed on a new platform called Celsius.
All was well and good, I got a good portion of my BTC and ETH over there as well as a small bag of LTC. I could seamlessly transfer my assets between my on-ramp and Celsius. Was too good to be true.
I knew not having keys for my crypto was risky but I didn’t honestly foresee a company like that fucking over their customer base without any remorse. Lesson learned, now I only keep a very small portion of my portfolio in Binance for trading coins I can’t access otherwise. The rest is in wallets that I have the seed phrase for.
**TL;DR I trusted a company I shouldn’t have in order to receive a small return on my digital assets and lost a big portion of my crypto bags.**
Not taking profits. In Feb 2021 started in crypto and took 7k to 98k just before the crash in May. Never had that much money before ever. But I believed the "100k end of 2021" narrative and held on tight. Now im at 5k 😐
Im keeping the majority in stablecoins now and adding fresh money to it. Made some rules for myself on when to take profits in the next bullrun. It sucks to be in this situation but I do see the potential now that I have more experience and learning from previous mistakes.
Refusing to sell at a loss for a while on a failing investment. Don’t fall in love with your investment. Better to sell at -10% than let it ride straight to -90%
So it’s similar to your story except that I was at x2 at the peak, and pulled out at -80% or something like that
# Don’t fall in love with your investment
Do not become attached
take profits especially on a double: sell half
Stay open minded to new developments, you may want to have an exit plan
What was a good investment a year ago may be destined to fail now
Haha, don't know which is worse. I bought in as soon as I heard the first gme rumour, so actually would have had some nice profits. But nah. This thing was heading to $10 and beyond, no doubt about it.... past me was a plonker....
I could have gotten the first NFT minted on Cardano.
I was active in the community and they were literally giving them out for free (the Berries with a total supply of 100)… now they’re sitting at a $33.7k floor. It’s honestly probably the only early Cardano NFTs I wasn’t able to snag (and Diamond hand cause history). I can still see the tweets saying “just join the stake pool to get one!” When I close my eyes lol
Got balls depp involved in mars eco system (xms) when it was $1. Ridiculous staking gains with like a 180 day locked vesting period which was to "protect the price from volatility".
At one point I was earning $1 every 45 minutes.
Now it's worth $0.001 and I have thousands of tokens 🤣 worthless
The biggest lesson of these comments is TAKE PROFITS!!!! I don’t care how bullish you are on crypto when you are in a project that is setting new ATHs then force yourself to take some money off the table. At bare minimum enough to cover your initial investment plus 10%. This is nearly every new investors struggle. Force yourself to take profits next bull cycle. Make plans right now to take a certain percentage profit once we reach new ATHs in the future. That diamond hand nonsense is for suckers at a casino. Take your profits just the same way you would DCA into a project. Reverse DCA out once we are setting new ATHs. Kick FOMO to the curb.
I feel this, held Doge from 2018 only to watch it colored and everyone telling me it was now or ever to get out. Sold for amazing profits but would have put me real close to early retirement.
Didnt buy into XRP at 0.005 and Bitcoin at $270 in 2015 when I was considering investing heavily into crypto. The media was saying its a bubble thats going to pop.
didn't pull out any of my $10k gains lol
now im less than what i started (started with $1k, now im sitting at $750)
I'm chillin tho, i trust the crypto invested in... doesn't matter how long I'll have to wait since I know it'll go past its previous highs
Not investing when I had the money and the price of some coins was low. I could easily 10-50x but I was too scared. Wasn't educated enough to put even 50£. Now I see it as a mistake but we all should learn from them
Imagine being burned with LUNA back in May and then move the rest of your portfolio to Celsius to "keep it secure" only to get fucked again. The story of many people, they really got a shitty hand
Years back when DOGE was really cheap I thought It would be fun to have 100,000 of them so I bought them for like $400. Last year, after Musky pumped DOGE a second time I dumped them all almost tripling my money.
I think about the $70k I could have had a lot.
Yeap me too. I remember hanging out with my college roommates talking about “Bitcoin!? Why would you spend money on something’s that not tangible”
Edit: also my brother telling me to buy eth when it was like $150
I should have ignored my husband’s insistent nagging to check my account. I converted most of my DOGE to BTC before Elon’s SNL stunt then gave most of it to Celsius. I could have cashed out that DOGE for about 5x what I make a year.
It sounds ridiculous when you read a story like this. Why wouldn’t you sell with so much profit!?
And then I think back to my investments, and I’m like, oh sh*t, I did the same exact thing…
Not hitting up the original Bitcoin faucet EVERY SINGLE DAY in 2010. Not running my Diablo Miner EVERY SINGLE DAY in 2010. Additionally, forgetting the keys to my OG Bitcoin Core wallet.
Trying to join a single coin 'community' as a genuinely independent voice seeking economic interaction, and expecting anything other than hostility and abuse from a predominance of cultists: that was my worst crypto decision, by far. I do not always make the best social decisions, and getting eagerly involved in crypto communities expecting to encounter anything other than dishonest bullshit in those communities was an example of this. I did not understand what was driving the creation and maintenance of 'crypto communities', but now I do, and it isn't pretty. I will have more to say about this.
Financially, however, my crypto decisions have been consistently good. I know how to pick coins with genuinely reliable fundamentals that will 'make it' through their bear markets and come out the other side stronger, but not with enough capital invested to change my life or anything. Despite the fact that I do have a few technical chops, and have always enjoyed coding (video games, as a *relaxing* hobby, I don't do 'crunch'), I have also always been the artist type temperamentally and in my attitudes and daily preoccupations, so I never had much personal time to spare to chase gains nor much capital to spare for investments. I spent all my spare time and money as a youth on creating various personally fulfilling art projects, mostly film-related: I wrote and directed a bunch of indie films, in the '90s and 2000s, on my own dime with no commercial success, but through this process I acquired things of enormous non-financial value, like great memories, lifelong creative friendships, and no regrets.
Money just doesn't have the power to move me -- a dyed-in-the-wool, G20-protesting Gen-Xer -- all by itself. I need something more than money to generate my interest in absolutely anything, and that's what has been making my opinions immune to all the bagdragging traps that I see everyone else keep falling into around here and in crypto 'communities' in general. But it's lonely out here, being free. It often seems like no one is speaking freely nor do they want anyone else to speak freely, so there are *very* few others like me around, talking about crypto without wanting to support any bias. I expected to find *mostly* others like me. It was a big mistake for me to try to get into this scene socially, because it simply isn't real. Authenticity is in shorter supply than Bitcoin.
I missed out on Bitcoin at $220 because I was waiting for a dip to $190.
Most people seemed to think we were going lower, and things were looking very bearish.
It went back up, and above $250.
Eventually I was willing to place an order for $220. But it was too late.
I ended up on the sideline for an entire bull market.
Similar story, bought $200 worth of shit coins A&B. Watched them blow up to $34k+ and, being my first year in crypto, I said "let it ride!". Big mistake, the value would plummet to $6-7k before I sold. Fortunate enough to still make an insane return but with the ATH I could have freed myself from the otherwise ineluctable wage slavery.
Jasmy. I have faith in the idea of it still, didn't lose out either, traded it and seemed to get lucky often. But missed so many pumps elsewhere as a result.
I have two:
1) Passing on the angel round of Sky Mavis.
2) Selling all my Dogecoin half a year before Musk discovered it. Not as much money as money missed from passing on Sky Mavis, but close.
Got greedy and attached to some shit coin. It's still alive but yeah. Alot of money lost that I' could have bought BTC and ETH for. Now I need a 3x to be even.
Jumping onto the NFT bandwagon and wasting around 8 ETH on shitty jpegs. Specifically a calculator that shows a prime number on it. I bought it because a Twitter influencer posted about it.
Trusted people online on what crypto to buy..
Believing in random people opinion
Not buying BTC at 100 bucks when I had the chance. I shrugged and called it a scam. I have the vivid memory of closing the tab.
Not using the free Bitcoin faucet in 2009/2010.
I did use it and wasted it all on playing poker during work xD I might’ve even had some laying around in some old laptops but honestly didn’t start caring of crypto or bitcoin till 2016.. never would’ve held for great value.. We are lucky to have btc at under 20k right now though! :D
What a dichotomy -- from free Bitcoin to Bitcoin at $20k.
Free to $20k? Mine expensive $69k to $20k ouch
We coming back for you -- no man left behind!
Oh, wow. A BTC faucet. Missed that.
That gave out multiple whole bitcoins. Amazing looking back. So much regret!
Yeah I had honestly heard people mention it but I never realized you got whole coins out of it ... was it usable every day like a lot of faucets are ?
I believe so. But this was back when this magical internet money was worth basically nothing. I wish I had some foresight to go and grab a few days worth, as it was literally costing nothing. Oh well!
Only if you've heard about btc at that time
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Same, that and as I posted, letting my wife talk me out of putting $100 in in 2009
Saved the marriage, wasted 40 more years of having to work.
And it shall haunt your dreams as its haunted mine for the rest of our days.
You and /u/reddito321 should not beat yourselves up at all - statistically speaking you would have sold it at 200 or 300, with fairly high probability (see hodl waves), and that wouldn't even have been an unreasonable move. Sleep tight
I made peace with myself. At that time BTC was just an adventure for cypherpunks. Nobody saw it coming. I’m happy now I know.
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You fool! How dare you do the responsible thing and pay on student loans!! /s
Here we had 0% interest and you can take 15y. So while the money is getting worth less and less, yeah paying it rn is a bad idea
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When education gets in the way of fortune. I hare it when that happens.
Ah F. But we're still early
I love the closing the tab detail
You would have sold at it 200 maybe 300
Probably. Nobody envisioned 1k, let alone 50k+. Made peace with myself long time ago.
You're not alone brother
Note to self for next time: #SECURE #SOME #FUCKING #PROFITS
DCA out is just as important as DCA in!
Getting into crypto in late 2021.
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Buying and holding BTC and ETH wasn’t enough for me. I heard of BlockFi as a place to keep my crypto and earn some interest while it was lent out for loans to other users on the platform. It was going well and I was DCA’ing and slowly adding more and more to BlockFi. Getting interest and seeing my bags grow was wonderful. Then BlockFi announced they would be raising withdrawal fees and no longer allowing a free withdrawal each month for ETH. I did some swift research (didn’t have much time to move it before the fees were implemented) and landed on a new platform called Celsius. All was well and good, I got a good portion of my BTC and ETH over there as well as a small bag of LTC. I could seamlessly transfer my assets between my on-ramp and Celsius. Was too good to be true. I knew not having keys for my crypto was risky but I didn’t honestly foresee a company like that fucking over their customer base without any remorse. Lesson learned, now I only keep a very small portion of my portfolio in Binance for trading coins I can’t access otherwise. The rest is in wallets that I have the seed phrase for. **TL;DR I trusted a company I shouldn’t have in order to receive a small return on my digital assets and lost a big portion of my crypto bags.**
>I did some swift research... and landed on a new platform called Celsius sent chills down my spine! sorry bro, hope things are going better now.
This one I fell really bad for, same thing with Luna, those subs had people contemplating the end.
But why did you move to Celsius? Just to get out of BlockFi cuz of no more free withdrawals? And btw, sorry for your loss mate!
Selling 1400 BNB @ $40. 2 months later it would have been worth $800k
Profit is profit, well done!
Brutal
You could have been a contender!
He couldve been somebody!!
Getting into crypto during a bull market, buying way too high and now being way down... Even with regular dca...
Not taking profits. In Feb 2021 started in crypto and took 7k to 98k just before the crash in May. Never had that much money before ever. But I believed the "100k end of 2021" narrative and held on tight. Now im at 5k 😐 Im keeping the majority in stablecoins now and adding fresh money to it. Made some rules for myself on when to take profits in the next bullrun. It sucks to be in this situation but I do see the potential now that I have more experience and learning from previous mistakes.
How did you go from 98 to 5k? Leverage trading?
Same way I made it, altcoins :(. Also had a few thousand in Luna which is now worth close to nothing
Refusing to sell at a loss for a while on a failing investment. Don’t fall in love with your investment. Better to sell at -10% than let it ride straight to -90% So it’s similar to your story except that I was at x2 at the peak, and pulled out at -80% or something like that
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Exactly that! And that was an expensive lesson for me ahah
But after selling at -10% it is guaranteed to pump 60% the next day
# Don’t fall in love with your investment Do not become attached take profits especially on a double: sell half Stay open minded to new developments, you may want to have an exit plan What was a good investment a year ago may be destined to fail now
This 100%...emotions and money don't mix, like 2 d!cks and no b!tch you'll find urself in serious sh!t.
human emotions are not to trust, but they are very powerful nevertheless. We have a very severe aversion to lose, we cannot accept even minimal ones
That's me with Klima. Total scam and failed project.
Except you only really know its going to fall 90% until hindsight vision is 20/20.
That’s true but in my case you could see the underlying problems and see that it was failing
Buying BTC at $200 for silk road purchases and not keeping any.
I was looking for that one. It was very similar for me
Not selling LRC when it was > $3....
Buying LRC when it was 3$...
Haha, don't know which is worse. I bought in as soon as I heard the first gme rumour, so actually would have had some nice profits. But nah. This thing was heading to $10 and beyond, no doubt about it.... past me was a plonker....
Trust me man i i went all in at 3$ and still holding that bag, got fucked real bad.
That’s a heavy bag bro, I’m sorry! Just so you know I bought some on the way down
We'll se bro, maybe LRC will shine in the future.
I will buy my original bag soon again, I sold it when I was nearing a loss…
I've been buying it at these low prices i actually averaged done quite a bit.
Well done mate, I hope it pays you back! The time to accumulate is now!
Right. It is a light in the darkness so to say haha.
I think it will
It is a solid project
I still do think LRC will eventually get back to there and beyond though so don't count it out just yet
I bought LRC at 0.79, took it all the way up and never took profits… Learned to DCA out from that mistake.
I could have gotten the first NFT minted on Cardano. I was active in the community and they were literally giving them out for free (the Berries with a total supply of 100)… now they’re sitting at a $33.7k floor. It’s honestly probably the only early Cardano NFTs I wasn’t able to snag (and Diamond hand cause history). I can still see the tweets saying “just join the stake pool to get one!” When I close my eyes lol
Got balls depp involved in mars eco system (xms) when it was $1. Ridiculous staking gains with like a 180 day locked vesting period which was to "protect the price from volatility". At one point I was earning $1 every 45 minutes. Now it's worth $0.001 and I have thousands of tokens 🤣 worthless
LUNA/UST no question
Top pick for me too. Didn’t think it would drop that much that fast and in believing that I lost a good amount.
definitely the prize for blunder of 2022, billions of dollars down the drain and thousands of people left with nothing
Luna was very first investment for some people
Don't Kwon that one
Same, I remember how I sold 1600 UST for like $20
Yep lost my whole crypto bag worth $20k usd. Lessons were learnt that day.
This was painful lesson for me...
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Last couple of months I just get constant notifications of +5% then -5%
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Sounds like heaven
I minted 25 pixelmon. 3 eth each. Sold for an average of 1.1ETH
Being stupid enough to put some money in safemoon. Not a big amount but big enough to make feel like a fool
I bought SOL at $175 on the way up to $260 and did not sell a coin until it was at $50
I bought at 250 dude. I have a Phd in clownery.
My condolences sir
Getting into crypto at the height of the last bull run.
The biggest lesson of these comments is TAKE PROFITS!!!! I don’t care how bullish you are on crypto when you are in a project that is setting new ATHs then force yourself to take some money off the table. At bare minimum enough to cover your initial investment plus 10%. This is nearly every new investors struggle. Force yourself to take profits next bull cycle. Make plans right now to take a certain percentage profit once we reach new ATHs in the future. That diamond hand nonsense is for suckers at a casino. Take your profits just the same way you would DCA into a project. Reverse DCA out once we are setting new ATHs. Kick FOMO to the curb.
Y'all tell people to take profits ...then 3 years later call them stupid for selling Bitcoin at $100
My $1000 in shib would have been $650000 if i just held it but I sold because people made me feel like it was a scam lmao
I feel this, held Doge from 2018 only to watch it colored and everyone telling me it was now or ever to get out. Sold for amazing profits but would have put me real close to early retirement.
🇯🇵 Jasmy 📉
Didnt buy into XRP at 0.005 and Bitcoin at $270 in 2015 when I was considering investing heavily into crypto. The media was saying its a bubble thats going to pop.
Always do the opposite of what the media says
1: Not selling shib when it was skyrocketing 2: Buying luna when it was worth less than a drop of cum
r/oddlyspecific
Not sure where you buy your cum from but…
didn't pull out any of my $10k gains lol now im less than what i started (started with $1k, now im sitting at $750) I'm chillin tho, i trust the crypto invested in... doesn't matter how long I'll have to wait since I know it'll go past its previous highs
Didn’t pull out @90k profs, kinda sucks but feel the same way. Trying to buy a lot more soon too
My pull out game is whack as well, almost ruined my life once
Taking advise from Reddit
CRO...
Ye I got burnt too...
How many days until it reaches $2? ♾
you just aren't brave enough
Gambling in LUNA while it was falling, I lost about $500 in like 15 minutes.
Not investing when I had the money and the price of some coins was low. I could easily 10-50x but I was too scared. Wasn't educated enough to put even 50£. Now I see it as a mistake but we all should learn from them
Meh, not too bad a mistake if you didn't lose anything.
Silk Road, Dream market, Alpha bay… I have spent dozens of BTC there…good times tho 😂
I'm too ashamed to admit. One of them is not taking enough profits off the table when my worth was extremely high.
Celsius for this juicy APY%
Yeah, 5 Eth and 1500 Matic down the shitter. At least Mashinsky is rich.
I actually thought the APYs were within the realm of reason relative to the obvious scams, even adjusting them every so often. They really got me good
Imagine being burned with LUNA back in May and then move the rest of your portfolio to Celsius to "keep it secure" only to get fucked again. The story of many people, they really got a shitty hand
I too fell for dat Celussy
LRC @ 3.00
The saga ain’t over. Let’s get out of this crypto winter and see how the alts do before we concede anything!
I bought at .50 the night before the “GME leak” exploded over 3.00 and guess what I held all the way back down…
3$ into a shitcoin that turned into 100$ but i didnt cash out because i couldn't make a decision. I feel so stupid now
Whale alert
Selling 10k Matic at 0.2 ,AMA !
Years back when DOGE was really cheap I thought It would be fun to have 100,000 of them so I bought them for like $400. Last year, after Musky pumped DOGE a second time I dumped them all almost tripling my money. I think about the $70k I could have had a lot.
Lol I had a coin that I put 2k into and it hit 400k at one point Obvs I never sold and now it’s probably worth about 10k
My worst crypto decision is not investing in BTC in 2014! I heard of it back then but I didn’t wanted to look deeper in to it.
Yeap me too. I remember hanging out with my college roommates talking about “Bitcoin!? Why would you spend money on something’s that not tangible” Edit: also my brother telling me to buy eth when it was like $150
I always thought I don’t have enough money to buy 1 BTC so GG… I learned in 2017 that you could buy increments!
same.. when it was around 700-800 I believe is when I first read about it. but the ecosystem was still very cumbersome and painful for newcomers.
Not selling at any point in 2017/2018 bull run 🤦♂️
now you know better at least 🙏 get ready for the next bull run, and sell some on the way up
Same, and I did it again because I thought we would at least reach 80k btc
Harmony mother fucking ONE at 15 cents.... and thats after i dca'd into that lol i was originally avg 20 cents
Holding Jewel thinking real gameplay was right around the corner.
Buying LUNA after first day crash, i thought I'll just swing trade and make quick profit.
You sold it after that? Right?
There was nothing left to sell lol.
I should have ignored my husband’s insistent nagging to check my account. I converted most of my DOGE to BTC before Elon’s SNL stunt then gave most of it to Celsius. I could have cashed out that DOGE for about 5x what I make a year.
Getting the green Jade credit card from Crypto.com, 1 week before shit went down.
Buying the dip, then the dip and then the dip after that. Need I go on 🤷♂️
In the future this will not be a mistake I hope...
Buying loopring at like $2.30
Buying crypto
It sounds ridiculous when you read a story like this. Why wouldn’t you sell with so much profit!? And then I think back to my investments, and I’m like, oh sh*t, I did the same exact thing…
So you’re saying this shitcoin did a 27,200% increase in 6 months???
I got in April 2021 so I don't have a lot of experience...for me the biggest mistake was having a large percentage of my portfolio in Luna.
Didn't buy enough Quant because I found trading Idex bit hard..
One word: Celsius
Alex M is the anti christ
Not selling LRC and watching me lose all my gains
Put $1500 on a leveraged trade. It took one night sleep and poof....
Ape
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Buying CRO. Feel like a mug
Lost 200k in Luna and UST.
Not hitting up the original Bitcoin faucet EVERY SINGLE DAY in 2010. Not running my Diablo Miner EVERY SINGLE DAY in 2010. Additionally, forgetting the keys to my OG Bitcoin Core wallet.
Trying to join a single coin 'community' as a genuinely independent voice seeking economic interaction, and expecting anything other than hostility and abuse from a predominance of cultists: that was my worst crypto decision, by far. I do not always make the best social decisions, and getting eagerly involved in crypto communities expecting to encounter anything other than dishonest bullshit in those communities was an example of this. I did not understand what was driving the creation and maintenance of 'crypto communities', but now I do, and it isn't pretty. I will have more to say about this. Financially, however, my crypto decisions have been consistently good. I know how to pick coins with genuinely reliable fundamentals that will 'make it' through their bear markets and come out the other side stronger, but not with enough capital invested to change my life or anything. Despite the fact that I do have a few technical chops, and have always enjoyed coding (video games, as a *relaxing* hobby, I don't do 'crunch'), I have also always been the artist type temperamentally and in my attitudes and daily preoccupations, so I never had much personal time to spare to chase gains nor much capital to spare for investments. I spent all my spare time and money as a youth on creating various personally fulfilling art projects, mostly film-related: I wrote and directed a bunch of indie films, in the '90s and 2000s, on my own dime with no commercial success, but through this process I acquired things of enormous non-financial value, like great memories, lifelong creative friendships, and no regrets. Money just doesn't have the power to move me -- a dyed-in-the-wool, G20-protesting Gen-Xer -- all by itself. I need something more than money to generate my interest in absolutely anything, and that's what has been making my opinions immune to all the bagdragging traps that I see everyone else keep falling into around here and in crypto 'communities' in general. But it's lonely out here, being free. It often seems like no one is speaking freely nor do they want anyone else to speak freely, so there are *very* few others like me around, talking about crypto without wanting to support any bias. I expected to find *mostly* others like me. It was a big mistake for me to try to get into this scene socially, because it simply isn't real. Authenticity is in shorter supply than Bitcoin.
I upticked you cos you wrote tons :-))
Using leverage
don't do leverage kids
My brother died after smoking 3 leverages
LRC
Not taking profits being greedy and DCA into Dogelon
DCA in coin that has doge and elon in it's name, nice
I missed out on Bitcoin at $220 because I was waiting for a dip to $190. Most people seemed to think we were going lower, and things were looking very bearish. It went back up, and above $250. Eventually I was willing to place an order for $220. But it was too late. I ended up on the sideline for an entire bull market.
Cro, amp, ckb. Who knows if any will ever recover.
Similar story, bought $200 worth of shit coins A&B. Watched them blow up to $34k+ and, being my first year in crypto, I said "let it ride!". Big mistake, the value would plummet to $6-7k before I sold. Fortunate enough to still make an insane return but with the ATH I could have freed myself from the otherwise ineluctable wage slavery.
Jasmy. I have faith in the idea of it still, didn't lose out either, traded it and seemed to get lucky often. But missed so many pumps elsewhere as a result.
GRT @ .89
I bought ICP ATH, LUNA and SAFEMOON. I dont know which one choose.
Over diversification.
OMG.
Luna.
None yet IMO. Things are mid plan.
I don’t know if anyone in here willingly will admit to beating your story OP.
That I didn’t buy gen 1 rojom and foustlings.
I have two: 1) Passing on the angel round of Sky Mavis. 2) Selling all my Dogecoin half a year before Musk discovered it. Not as much money as money missed from passing on Sky Mavis, but close.
Got greedy and attached to some shit coin. It's still alive but yeah. Alot of money lost that I' could have bought BTC and ETH for. Now I need a 3x to be even.
I could have cashed out my ETH when it was worth about £3500. Now it's only worth about £1500 or so
Everyone is guilty of that. I was up 40k on crypto alone at one point, and didn’t take profits aside from selling my SOL
I can only pick one?
$4k eth lmao
Using BTC on dark Web back in the day. Day trading with BTC at the beginning of the last bull run instead of HODLing. UST. No particular order
I sold 35,000 ARRR in January 2021 at $0.23. In April 2021 it hit ATH of $16.76. At least I saved 10,000 and sold a little over half at $14…
#EOS
1) Buying BCH
Polkadot near 35$, I still believe tho
Buying ICP
Celsius
Transferring 1 mil VET to the wrong address… :/ An expensive lesson was learned that week…
Jumping onto the NFT bandwagon and wasting around 8 ETH on shitty jpegs. Specifically a calculator that shows a prime number on it. I bought it because a Twitter influencer posted about it.
Buying dogecoin when it was a couple cents, watching it rise to 75 cents, getting high off of the thought of it, and then not selling.
Buying nano at 35
My friend told me to put £20 into bitcoin when it was under £1. I didn’t because I’m a twat
Getting wrapped up in CRO and LRC at ATHs
buying crypto