What is your Biggest Crypto Regret?

[ancafe]

most people are sorry for selling at a cheap price. to be honest, I also have regrets for always holding my assets despite the huge profits I have gotten. well, that happened in the past. but, because of that, I learned that using the situation is the best thing for us to take.

[lizarder]

Regret might be at some bounty in the past that I followed, in 2018 I could get tens of thousands of dollars if I hold them in a certain month, considering that it  make me sad, but we have to moveon at this year I think there will be a moment like 2018 again only it seems like this comes from DeFi token, whether this is true or not, but let's look at Q4 this year, whether many DeFi tokens can reach more than x10 or in Q4 or the trend will be gone.

[celemoore]

My biggest regret was not buying into bitcoin earlier, i remember a friend telling me about it and i told him it was a scam. Well, see how it turned out. Also selling some of my earned tokens too early last year then ended up losing couple of thousands. I guess crypto space is all about taking risks. I am more vigilant now compared to 2 years ago

[kopisusu]

My biggest regret is ignoring the crypto news in 2010, I didn't believe crypto at the time but when I heard that the price of bitcoin was getting more expensive in 2017, I started to hunt and buy some

[uneng]

My biggest regret is ignoring the crypto news in 2010, I didn't believe crypto at the time but when I heard that the price of bitcoin was getting more expensive in 2017, I started to hunt and buy some

It's true. Sometimes I start thinking about what I was doing in 2008-2011 and then I realize I heared *bitcoin something* on that time but just ignored...
In 2010 it was possible to claim 5 bitcoins for just one visit at a faucet for free, but I just ignored that. It's a very bitter feeling, isn't it?
However we shouldn't regret for what we haven't done. We should be thankful to be here right now enjoying the opportunities that appear to us while hoping and expecting the best is yet to come.

[maximumcoin]

Many people regret that they did not buy BTC while they first knew about it. For some, they did not sell BTC while they could.

For me, I got MWC & HEX for free from airdrop to BTC HODLers, but dumped them before they peak. I could easily make 10x of my existing BTC, if I held them strong.

What is your Biggest Crypto Regret?

There will be alway regret if we look back to past transactions, and wonder that "if only I can come back, I will do this or that, v.v". Forget them, if you were really learned from mistakes or lost in the past, your regret will be less in the future

[wmaurik]

I regret that until now I was not able to make long-term investments (hold for years) and always sell at the beginning, if I could do it this might be the biggest achievement but unfortunately it is very difficult to manage finances especially if a lot has to be paid.

[someone703]

My biggest regret is ignoring the crypto news in 2010, I didn't believe crypto at the time but when I heard that the price of bitcoin was getting more expensive in 2017, I started to hunt and buy some

It's amazing that you have known bitcoin since 2010. But after 7 years you still don't buy them? I have known bitcoin and this market since 2015 and I bought a few, but unfortunately I sold when their prices were too low. Then it all went to the moon and I was stuck buying it at that price again

[bakasabo]

My biggest regret is the fact that during 3 years that I'm in crypto, I was lazy or always skip the task to set my own bitcoin wallet. All the time I was using multi-sig wallet and in fact dont have full control over my funds. It was too late to figure out what "not your key, not your wallet" means. Now I'm facing the fact that I must pay something extra and which is not under my control, to move my earnings.

[Dr.Osh]

My biggest regret is the fact that during 3 years that I'm in crypto, I was lazy or always skip the task to set my own bitcoin wallet. All the time I was using multi-sig wallet and in fact dont have full control over my funds. It was too late to figure out what "not your key, not your wallet" means. Now I'm facing the fact that I must pay something extra and which is not under my control, to move my earnings.

Well, that's the regret that always comes at the end. when you are lazy to do something, then you will regret it. however, I have felt the same way. when sorry for not supporting a particular project whose salary is quite high. Yeah, but I made it a valuable lesson for me.

[miklesm]

There are many opportunities in crypto, many coins made huge profit for early investors. It would be great to invest in Bitcoin in 2011 or in Ethereum ICO, but rather than regret of missed opportunities it is better to search for the new ones.

[xOdiumNostrumx]

Holding my 2017 positions thorough the whole bear season would probably be my biggest regret, but back then I was oblivious about market cycles, so I just fell on the 100K $ BTC hype train. One of my other big regrets is not participating in the Binance ICO as I intended to, but I somewhat managed to miss the sale altogether. There are many more, like selling at ATH, but those are just the obvious ones.

[Vishnu.Reang]

in 2017, I bought BNB for less than a dollar, but soon came the negative news on China and I sold them in a small profit, how wrong I was.

A few months back, I dumped all my BSV coins because Blockchain.info was ending the support. I got around $100 per coin. Just a few months back, Craig Wright did some crazy manipulation and the exchanges rates shot up to $400 per coin. I am still bitter about my loss, but there was hardly anything that I could do. It was impossible to store the coins in Blockchain.info wallet, as they had ended their support.

[bigcash2011]

Many people regret that they did not buy BTC while they first knew about it. For some, they did not sell BTC while they could.

For me, I got MWC & HEX for free from airdrop to BTC HODLers, but dumped them before they peak. I could easily make 10x of my existing BTC, if I held them strong.

What is your Biggest Crypto Regret?

I do not like regretting because it is nothing but constant stress so we should learn to move on and secondly you are doing what is best for you according to the situation so regretting later will not help rather it can deteriorate your health so always stay positive new opportunities will always come.

[r32godzilla]

That I haven´t started earlier. This is the most common answer to your question. And secondly, that I sold some altcoins, which I have earned in bounty campaigns before they achieved ATH price. For example, instead of having 6BTC I only had 0.3BTC. With 6 BTC I would not have to work anymore.

[Vishnu.Reang]

That I haven´t started earlier. This is the most common answer to your question. And secondly, that I sold some altcoins, which I have earned in bounty campaigns before they achieved ATH price. For example, instead of having 6BTC I only had 0.3BTC. With 6 BTC I would not have to work anymore.

Altcoins usually have pump and dump cycles. Very few people would be lucky enough, to sell their coins for peak prices. So you don't need to get depressed. It has happened with me as well. I had Deep Onion coins, which I received from bounty signature campaign. I sold some of them (around 20%), when the price was around BTC0.001 per coin. I kept the remaining 80% with me, and the prices have fallen by almost 99%.

[judeafante]

Many people regret that they did not buy BTC while they first knew about it. For some, they did not sell BTC while they could.

For me, I got MWC & HEX for free from airdrop to BTC HODLers, but dumped them before they peak. I could easily make 10x of my existing BTC, if I held them strong.

What is your Biggest Crypto Regret?

If you are going to dump the worst thing that you can do is to look back because you will either have a sign of relief for dumping or regret for dumping earlier, I made sure that if I am going to dump I am comfortable with it and will never look back anymore jus talways look forward for campaign that you are doing.

[Abiky]

No one can predict the future of altcoins, like me in 2019. I bought some EGT in March 2019, worth about $ 500. But I quickly sold them all when the price went up 3 times. But the price didn't stop there, it kept going up and its ATH was 300 times the price I bought

I had the exact same experience with Ethereum. Back in the day, there was a coin named "Ethercoin" that was meant to be exchanged at a 1:1 ratio to ETH. The main Ethereum blockchain didn't launch back then. But "Ethercoin" mean to be an early entry point to ETH, giving traders and investors an opportunity to speculate on the price of real "Ether" (ETH). Prices were dirt cheap at $0.33 (USD) per coin. I've proceeded with caution, buying the least amount of "Ethercoins" possible in order to minimize my losses (in case the coin turned out to be a scam). Right after ETH launched, I was able to redeem my "Ethercoins" at a 1:1 for real "Ether" (ETH) just as it was claimed to be. Didn't have the chance to buy more coins, as the main Ethereum blockchain launched thereafter. Prices per ETH started rising at a fast rate, within a short amount of time. I've totally lost the opportunity to become rich with ETH now sitting at around $310 per coin.

Anyways, you get to learn from your mistakes. I don't think anyone had a steady life in their crypto journey. The crypto/Blockchain space is very unpredictable and widely unregulated, which means it's full of surprises. You can either make a good or bad decision altogether. As long as you don't make the same mistake over and over again, you'll be able to succeed in the long run. Every decision you make will completely change your life forever. In crypto land where everything moves at a fast pace, you need to be vigilant exploiting every opportunity possible to stay ahead of the game. Just my opinion

[Nesbee2]

 my biggest regret in crypto is the fact that i didn't buy and store enough ETH early this year when it went as low as  below 150$.  And i even sold the little i had at about 200$ now i am regretting .

[BeginToMine]

My biggest regret was selling Hex, atomic wallet and some promising coins I held for long reaching time to expand I sold