Do you regret selling your BTCs？

[Gameflip ICO]

I think if you fixed profit, you cannot regret about it.

[pieppiep]

I never regret on selling my bitcoins as whatever bitcoins I gave that are earned and not invested so whenever I m satisfied with the price I sell my bitcoins as I know that I can earn it back.

[Vaskiy]

I never regret on selling my bitcoins as whatever bitcoins I gave that are earned and not invested so whenever I m satisfied with the price I sell my bitcoins as I know that I can earn it back.

Yes, after selling the bitcoin when price increases the mind agonize stating that we could have held it for a short instance too. This is quite the common feeling of human beings, but when we look at the thing for which we used the same amount, it gives us the joy and never lets us regret for the same.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Yes, definitely.  If I'd been as tight-fisred as I should've been these past 2.5 years, I would've easily saved more money in crypto than I currently have in stocks, and it would have needed far less of an initial outlay.   I totally regret selling and spending bitcoin right now--and the reason I did both is because I didn't have enough faith in bitcoin. 

I figured it'd be years before we hit $16k. 

And I never figured Dash would be close to $1000.  These are crazy times we're living in.

[Oasisman]

To be honest, as you can see, the current price of BTC is just unbelievable, have you ever owned some BTCs before? If so, are they still in your wallet? You may be deadly regretable if you already sold them out? I guess.

If you take a look at the price movement og Bitcoin from the past 11 months up until today you can easily tell that majority of the people who sold their Btc, no matter when, will always regret and Im not exempted. I sold a small portion of my Btc when the price was around 4k. I never thought it could increase instantaneously with a short period of time. I may have regret it but its never too late, Im slowly recovering now.

[justdimin]

Well part of me is regretting that i sold my bitcoin in the past but still if i didn't sell it that time i won't reach on where i am today. Bitcoin price is still increasing and i think it will reach a higher price till the end of 2017 but as the saying say ''live life with no regrets.''

Exactly! We are bound to make mistakes in life and how we retrace back to get the best of it is what counts.
Regret will not solve any problem and in as much as we could feel very angry within us and keep imagining what we would have accomplished or where we would have been, it won't still change the present status. If you miss the chance for the past, always remember there is still a future ahead of you.

Who really would not regret something like that, considering the fact that bitcoin has really grown hugely in value than one would have imagined right from the onset. It is a good thing though and stuffs like this gives one more confidence on why we really need to believe more in bitcoin to give us what we really expect. What has happened cannot be taken back; the most important thing is the future.

[Fuhre]

When btc reaches $5000 I sell some btc i gladly, I think maybe this is the best price but I made a big mistake. I regret to this day I still mourn the regret that I did in the past. Fortunately not too stupid to sell all mine, I still keep 2 btc until now. I will keep it until 2020.

[Vannie12]

Yes of course. I regret selling and exchanging every bitcoin I earned because prices volality is just starting to get really high. And I know that there will be more urges coming.
At another end, I simply recall my own reasons why I need to sell them. I spend every cent as for my needs in school expenses and tools I need for my own career practices.
I think that what I earn through this forum gives me enough to help me support my allowances. And I think everything is worth it. By that, I have no regrets.

[OrangeII]

of course not. because that is my decision. I have never been disappointed with my decision, because that is the way I do business. we must be prepared for the risks, even if they are really far from what you imagine.

[legend2017]

I do not regret because I understand the realities. Those who used to work with bitcoin got the main profit, and we are so on a grain of sand, so it's better to sell now than not to get anything at all. So this is normal.

[EdenHazard]

I never regret on selling my bitcoins as whatever bitcoins I gave that are earned and not invested so whenever I m satisfied with the price I sell my bitcoins as I know that I can earn it back.

still no matter i have earned that bitcoin come from your own work not from your capital , selling bitcoin on low price where you can see higher price , it always be a big regret. it sounds like a BS when you feel nothing to see your 1 bitcoin supposed has $15,000 instead $150.

the point are you should never put the whole money to buy or sell it. save some for certain unexpected moment like ATH or the crash moment.

[StonedWolf]

Absolutely yes, we all regret our bitcoin selling each time we see the current price of the one bitcoin, and also when we think about the potential value of this last. However, in my opinion this point ,that you have focused on, is the weakest point of the bitcoin, since we cannot find a solution that frees us from this negative vibes each time we sell money. The only way helping is to get used to such situations.

[raven7886]

Im just a small dolphin, OP.

I only sold btc to pay my file cloud service. Regretted it, should have used fiat instead.

I also sold some to buy altcoins, but most of those were eventually sold to buy bitcoin back. So no harm here.

Never shorted it in a fiat exchange, though. Been thinking about it, but its too risky.

Fortunately for me, I started fiat shorting recently. It is a whole lot risky, but with some huge amount, one can be making some pretty good amount of cash daily even though it can be crazily stressful. You do not have to regret anything, what you should do now is to make sure you do everything not to regret the future. We cannot always win every time and life itself has left room for us to make some mistakes and learn from it.

I have been holding my bitcoin for a long time now and despite the fact that some people keep singing rubbish into their own ears not mine concerning bitcoin being a bubble, I just feel they are extremely butthurt, they could not buy when every other person was busy buying and they wish we could drop it back at that value for them. Their wish!

[BitMaxz]

Those who are holding big amount of bitcoin they are lucky that the price was hit 1000% increased this year for me regretting like the other who just gamble their bitcoin for fun and those people sold their bitcoin for living including me are regretting its impossible they are not regretting because if we compare the price last year and today the price is increase too much high its impossible to think if the price is real or not..
Well i am lucky that i experience the history of bitcoin right now i changed my mind over all honestly i save my bitcoin for future purposes that i'm sure bitcoin can increase more in the future investing my money for mining that i hope i can mine enough to make benefits of bitcoin in the future..

[marseille]

Absolutely yes, we all regret our bitcoin selling each time we see the current price of the one bitcoin, and also when we think about the potential value of this last. However, in my opinion this point ,that you have focused on, is the weakest point of the bitcoin, since we cannot find a solution that frees us from this negative vibes each time we sell money. The only way helping is to get used to such situations.

If you have sold your bitcoins in the past and if it has helped you in your real life by giving some extra cash in hands then you should not regret about it as no one will be willing to hold their bitcoins forever without selling it and whenever you are in need of money or if you see good price then there is nothing wrong in selling it as it has always helped us and we should keep those things in mind instead of regretting on it as in future you will get many more chances to earn it back.

[TTITA]

A little bit, back in 2016 I was sold my bitcoin, at that time price still not high as now    ,comparing value now it could be 3-5 times.
I bought back some btc in August with price raising fast, I didn't expect in 2017 the price went up like a rocket at all. This could be regret, but i was realize this bitcoin is future investing asset that worth to hold.

[Silberman]

I'm still holding most of my bitcoin while it is obvious that I have spent some in some useless things I still have most of it, I do not have a lot of it but every month I'm adding a small amount and when we take into account the future price increases of bitcoin then any bitcoin that you earn today is a bitcoin that is going to become more difficult to earn tomorrow due to the appreciation of the price of bitcoin.

[Washball]

If you're an early adopter and had bitcoins at the beginning of the year or earlier and you've seen the price go up a few thousands  and decided to sell in order to grab the gains, you certainly are regretting that. Now you see the price rocketing to 18K in just a few weeks, you must be eating your heart out.
But no worries, just buy again and hold till at least next year. It's not too late to profit from Bitcoins increasing price.

[tabas]

To be honest, as you can see, the current price of BTC is just unbelievable

It is incredible, the price went high and it has increased a lot for the past months.

have you ever owned some BTCs before?

Yes I did owned some bitcoins before when the price was still low.

If so, are they still in your wallet?

There is still a little of it but majority of it was sold at low price before. 

You may be deadly regretable if you already sold them out? I guess.

Not that really since I benefited on it and bought those things that I need before.

[bribed]

Regret is not the right word for what I feel when I look at the potential profit that I could have if I just held on to my BTC and never sold most of it for alts. Its a weird feeling, but I still stand by my decisions and am confident that my investments in the alts that I bought will be worth it in the end. So no, I dont really regret it.