Worst bitcoin decision you've ever made?

[LKing]

I sold most of the bitcoin I got from mining as soon as I got it. I got multiple coins a day and some them for between 5-10$ each.

I saved 80 coins and basically forgot about them. I kept the wallet password on my desktop like a moron and my ex wife deleted it when she decided to tidy up the computer. I read a story that bitcoin was up to like 10k and remembered I had those coins. I was fucking elated...until I tried to locate the wallet passcode. The data had been overwritten too many times to recover on my own and a 3rd party company was unable to recover it.

It keeps me up some nights. I wish I would have kept physical and digital backups. I just didn't expect bitcoin to be worth thousands.

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[Virtual miner]

My worst bitcoin decision was when I entered into here in this forum and then the rate of  btc was as low as some of the altcoins today. It was then I did not trust the concept of bitcoin and considered it all as a fake. i had an opinion that bitcoin had no backing and if any loss happens to us in the crypto market there is no prospect or scope for recovery. So never did i trust on the concept of the bitcoin. At that time I  had ample funds and i wasted all my funds into stock market. that was the worst decision of my life and i regret that decision until now.