Don't be this guy!

[Kripto_Betul]

https://twitter.com/undervalued_alt/status/967515826583728129

[batang_bitcoin]

That guy is quite famous. I've seen that picture of his tweet way back years ago.

Lessons;
Don't get tired of waiting for a jump.
Don't cut loss.
Get your cash back with profit.

[asdalani]

https://twitter.com/undervalued_alt/status/967515826583728129

Is that real?
I've encountered a lot of people that regretting their Bitcoin investment, it would be nice to see someone that did make a fortune on it.

[Meepospammer]

https://twitter.com/undervalued_alt/status/967515826583728129

Is that real?
I've encountered a lot of people that regretting their Bitcoin investment, it would be nice to see someone that did make a fortune on it.

The one who made a fortune , specially an ordinary one, will not announce it.
Lots of reasons why, you probably knew it already.

[LeGaulois]

The situation was different 7 years back compared to today. Only starting from 2013 people started seriously to consider Bitcoin as an "investment" and a serious project with potential. Just in 1 year, a lot can happen in the Bitcoin world.
I don't know this man but he is must surely regrets in 2018

[Roukawa]

https://twitter.com/undervalued_alt/status/967515826583728129

If it was happened right now probably, he would not take the risk to encash his bitcoin. But since it was around 2011, there is stability of bitcoin's price. Hopefully, it will become lesson for today's panic seller that do not lose your capital in just a second of dump. Just wait till your profits come.

[sensei stupid]

Haha people who surrender will certainly not get anything in Bitcoin, because when you want to invest in Bitcoin there is no word "Panic" no "hurry" and "want quick results". In essence we must be patient if you want to invest in Bitcoin, because it takes a long process to be able to survive long invest in Bitcoin. So good luck to you guys.

[walterw]

Oh boy.   I'm kind of sorry for that guy. Afterwards, he probably regretted selling his coins for $ 14/coin.
I've been around since the beginning of 2014 and unfortunately have sold coins well below the value, but fortunately I have not made such a big mistake as this guy.
I do not know what I would do in his situation right now.  

[samcrypto]

Well bitcoin that time are quiet not stable and many people are really not believing on this kind of technology so we cannot blame him. But since bitcoin are very populat now, I think its better to do the opposite thing just hold on this and don’t ever sell at a loss just be patience.

[EmmanCryp]

https://twitter.com/undervalued_alt/status/967515826583728129

This is so sad and unfortunate. I wonder how he will be feeling today. It would not have been easy for him to hold all the way from then till now

[TooDumbForBitcoin]

https://twitter.com/undervalued_alt/status/967515826583728129

It is normal decision. All things must be viewed relativity. Not many bitcoiners hold their most initial coins

[Tipsters]

https://twitter.com/undervalued_alt/status/967515826583728129

I am never that guy in any aspect. I am very patient in getting my profit back and I would not take a loss. Clearly he doesn't possess the skill of a good trader. If you invest in something, make sure you consider both short term and long term periods. It is true that it is always a risk but do not always yield to the threats and wait patiently because you might still gain the profit you are aiming for.