What's your biggest regret about bitcoin

[Sanugarid]

My biggest regret is when I got introduced to this back in 2012, I tried to buy £200 worth, the platform was down and I never bothered, just recently woke up to it again at over £4k per coin, it is a physiological thing where I don't want to buy at that price.

I think for me, my biggest rrgret in bitcoin is that I didn't able ro pursue it at first. Although my frineds told me that it was good in first place when I was starting yet I didn't try to work on it. Later on, I realize that it was very good not just in terms of having extra income but in making your free time more productive.

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[thebanker28]

My biggest regret is when I got introduced to this back in 2012, I tried to buy £200 worth, the platform was down and I never bothered, just recently woke up to it again at over £4k per coin, it is a physiological thing where I don't want to buy at that price.

I remember the first time I encountered Bitcoin I was skeptical about the idea, partly because I heard "people in the know" mocking it as a joke. This was early on and I missed the opportunity to be in really early, ever since then I  have conditioned myself to be far less afraid of standing away from the herd in any way.

I am sure everyone regrets not being in early - but I truly had the opportunity and missed it through my own dumbness.......

[Thunderlizard]

My biggest regret would be that i did not start at the beginning with bitcoins and did not bought bitcoins in:

-2014
-2015
-2016

Because those were the days when bitcoin was as low as a bread and now it is as expensive as an car.

[Bakemat]

So far, my biggest regret would be not investing early on Bitcoins. When the time was php peso value of BTC in our country is just 20k= 1 BTC. That was few years ago. I should have trusted it and researched for it thoroughly. maybe if i bough 5 BTC back then , it now costs a million. Who knows? I should be movin on.

my regret is not believing in bitcoin, i kept on doubting it, my believe is not yet strong and still it is not yet be qualified to say that i am a bitcoin earner and a trader too. but now i have been learned my lessons in life and be more productive now in my life. im so very happy to be part of this now and im  now good more than before, thats why i dont regret too much, i am contended and satisfied now.

[kijaki]

My biggest regret is, that I didn't invest in the early days. But this belong probably to the most people. But saying this by looking back in the past is easy.

[Sacredtoad]

My biggest regret would be not to buy it and believe it when it started but now i am actually happy to come and start because it seems like even in this early stage i already earned a lot of knowledge and money so this is what i needed.

[pitiflin]

My biggest regret is when I got introduced to this back in 2012, I tried to buy £200 worth, the platform was down and I never bothered, just recently woke up to it again at over £4k per coin, it is a physiological thing where I don't want to buy at that price.

Duh,I don't haven't done such things that I have to regret for.  Yes,I incurred some losses ,so what , I learnt something back from what and also  I have earned way more than what I have lost,so why have to regret it for your rest of your life. Yes,I didnt buy bitcoin when its value was less,I instead of whining and regretting about it,have moved on and I am happy with what I have.

[iram3130]

I guess my regret was selling my earned Bitcoins at the same moment when I got them in the past. The good thing is I actually needed that money to survive so I guess am even with that.

[Mjuke]

Obviusly that I didnt buy BTC with a couple of measly dollars when it had little value.

The real regret is that I kept denying investing in it time after time after time when it steadily rise in value and every kept talking about it.

[dancingnancy]

My biggest regret is when I got introduced to this back in 2012, I tried to buy £200 worth, the platform was down and I never bothered, just recently woke up to it again at over £4k per coin, it is a physiological thing where I don't want to buy at that price.

I spent most of my savings on gold investments. I was honestly not very familiar with the concept of bitcoin. My only regret is that I could have invested when the price was low ,though I was scared of the factor of high risk.But nevertheless I'm really happy that I did invest into bitcoin as soon as I could.

[gabbie2010]

Lack of easy access to the effective internet as far back as 2011 in my country was a major disadvantage and regret of not getting the needed knowledge about bitcoin,  infact with limited access in 2014 when faucets was a major source of satoshis I never bordered to work to earn bitcoin despite the fact that   I had the opportunity of working withing high paying faucets in fact I have some of those sites in my e-mail inbox of which none of the sites is existence presently.

[Cindy1983]

My biggest regret about Bitcoin is I sold all my Bitcoin few days ago when Bitcoin price only 3950$ because I really need money at that time cause my parents had an accident and I need money to pay for hospital so I had to do that although I didn't want . Although I sold all my Bitcoin but it's still not enough to pay because the health care fee in my country is too fucking high

[feiss]

My biggest regret about bitcoin is that i wish that i'd known bitcoin long before its price is low so that i had saved and hold some bitcoin ,and maybe when i did that before I think i'm a millionaire by now and i can buy all i want and what I need, also my future will be secure and safe because i know that i had saved some money for myself and my family.

[in00]

I have many regrets my friend

1. not buying early
2. not buying enough
3. still not buying

[panorama]

I was at dinner with some people who were talking about it in 2013 and I completely dismissed the conversation as a waste of time. I regret it now.

[blazingshockwave]

My biggest regret is when I got introduced to this back in 2012, I tried to buy £200 worth, the platform was down and I never bothered, just recently woke up to it again at over £4k per coin, it is a physiological thing where I don't want to buy at that price.

My biggest regret is when I sell my bitcoin so early last year. I never thought that it will tank up without going back again.

[Adil Amim]

I wish would have bought when Its's price was $190. 

[grermezter]

I wish would have bought when Its's price was $190. 

My biggest regret about bitcoins is that when it initially came into into the market I perceived it as a cryptocurrency and had no idea that as time goes on ,the value is going to rise eventually and make money for people. I used it regularly but I never saved some because I really don't know more about it   

[senne]

If I am not wrong then I think we have discussed this topic more than 10 times on this board and search box in the upper right corner would give you all of the links. I am quoting some topic links for you,

* Your biggest bitcoin regrets?

* regret by not believing in BITCOIN?

* Regret and depression.

Go through these links and you will get to read almost 1K+ total views expressed about this topic. Hope that helps.

The fact is newbie wants to increase their post count in some way or another, so they try to post same and same questions again due to which the form gets flooded with the same type of questions like you will see why bitcoin is better than cash nearly on every page. There needs to moderation on such questions which are totally same like the others. Moreover if someone has more doubts he can clearly post, Why start making a new thread for it ?

[senne]

Anyone who is familiar with bitcoin and has not made investment when the price was too low, always think at some point of life that if he had bought bitcoin at that time, he could be millionaire today. But I think it never late to start, because bitcoin has traveled a long way and is just moving towards great heights. So, one should learn from the past lessons and start investing for better returns.