My biggest crypto regret

[MFahad]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

Regret to hear that. Infact at that time people buying Coins for long term and second you choosen top coin this why possible that It will go high in future. Now to he market Sentiment changed. Everybody jump over other project and did not stay long In one project. Many competition here in projects, Ecosystem, Metaverse,P2E and no one can say that next which coin will make history.
I remember that I had received 2500$ worth of Pyr with 1.72 price but I sold and letter the price reached to 40$.

[GeorgeJohn]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

holding your coin to an an extent is good, but not everyone can gather the moment of holding a coin for long time, so from my perspective, an investment is a mind or patient, the longer is coin going the more the increment, to hold a coin gives more advantages, because it may be that bitcoin will skyrocket to higher amount today or tomorrow, so immediately bitcoin increase the more alternative coin alias altcoins follow the increment

[tvplus006]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price...

I hope you have sold ETH and made a profit. Regret about the lost profit is not worth it, especially since it is impossible to go back to the past again to do the right thing. After all, there are many coins that, in contrast to Ethereum, have brought big losses to their investors.

[BlackBaron]

I hope you have sold ETH and made a profit. Regret about the lost profit is not worth it, especially since it is impossible to go back to the past again to do the right thing. After all, there are many coins that, in contrast to Ethereum, have brought big losses to their investors.

We don't have a time machine to go back in time, but the journey from what we did is an important lesson that the top altcoins are worth keeping for the long term, I also hold 14 ETH since 2020 but only took 1x flip profit to put it in the trading book.

[tyz]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

You made a typical mistake. If you have invested in a project, then you should ask yourself what problem this project solves and what will happen to it if the economy does not go well for whatever reason. If you answered both questions positively, then you should invest in such a project and then you have to keep it even if times are worse. Only the weak hands sell in times of crisis. The strong hands buy and are the ones who end up making the big profits.

[Pterosaur]

We all have our crypto wishes mate, I wish I bought BTC at 150$ in 2010 because it was within my reach at the time, someone came to me and told me all this crypto stuff but I never even took the advice seriously so we just move on, this isn't the end you learn lessons from our mistakes.

[marcous]

We all have our crypto wishes mate, I wish I bought BTC at 150$ in 2010 because it was within my reach at the time, someone came to me and told me all this crypto stuff but I never even took the advice seriously so we just move on, this isn't the end you learn lessons from our mistakes.

If in 2010 you already knew about Bitcoin through your friend's suggestion, why did you only enter this forum in 2021 ? while in 2010 until now there has been a lot of discussion about Bitcoin and also the altcoin project that maybe you can reap very good results through it, so I am surprised when you say this.

[ice18]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

Not only you OP, many of us here have regrets not buying last 2020, Im holding huge amount of tokens that year also but sold at very cheap price and most of them reach 20x to 500x last year. But I think we are all learned from mistakes, buy and hodl is the best strategy to earn huge profit in crypto. 

[sunsilk]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

You're still in profit. I've also sold but yours is more than mine and I still got a few ETH on hold which I am somehow regretful of selling as well but with the use of the profit I've made from ETH.

I just think of it when I feel down and regretting and eventually, I'm realizing that it has been into good use so I just look forward in accumulating again and hopefully to hold more until another high price reaches it.

[southerngentuk]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

When you realize you've missed out on an opportunity to make a lot of money in this market, that's very normal, and I think that's one of the lessons many people will learn from pursuing this market. I myself have missed many opportunities to sell or buy coins at good prices, but I always see many opportunities waiting for me ahead.

[traderethereum]

Most of us want the opportunity to go back to previous years to get what we didn't get in that year.
But unfortunately, we can only regret it without being able to go back to the previous time.
You've done selling 24 ETH in that year and that is a lesson for all of us that if we believe in a project, we shouldn't do anything without doing some research because we can get the kind of experience @OP got.
It's a lesson to keep hold of your coins, especially those that have the potential to increase high.

[Little_Sister]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

Many people became more and more worried when the price of the coin fell and at that time there were many negative rumors about the future of cryptocurrencies, so many traders were only targeting short term profits after the market recovered, maybe only some people are still holding to this day.

I am speculating that ETH will not return to $120 in the future, maybe $500 will be the lowest price if the market is bearish in the future.

[Sayeds56]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

My biggest regret is that I bought Ethereum below $100 in 2018 many times but unfortunately sold them when price increased above $200 because I thought 100% profit on my investment is quite enough and as I had  less experience of crypto space I could not anticipate that Ethereum strong use case would take it to above $3K. Anyway what happened it happened and we can not change the history.

[yazher]

If you never sold those ETH, it might not trigger the bull run back then. You see, instead of focusing on the profit, learn to move on by positively thinking that if you didn't sell those ETH, you might not be alive right now because of the struggle you have in the midst of the pandemic. Learn from it and let it go because that's part of the investment and sometimes you don't really get from your investment except for your capital back and some other investors has got nothing in return because they invested in pump and dump coins.

[Daodex]

It's not over yet, crypto is always full of different opportunities every day, weeks and months, I missed out on shiba inu too because I like judging any project that wants to copy another project, shiba inu wants to be another doge and this turned me off completely but I learned.

[MonsterV]

Don't be too hard on yourself at that time you only think what can be the best and you weren't sure what could be the future of the Eth just think that you made the right decision at that time and follow what you think is a right decision.

I have same experience when I sold at Bitcoin at around $20k which I thought was the peak but look where at it right now but I don't regret that since I think that was a good decision at that time, not unless you don't think first before selling it.

[RealMalatesta]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

Regret to hear that. Infact at that time people buying Coins for long term and second you choosen top coin this why possible that It will go high in future. Now to he market Sentiment changed. Everybody jump over other project and did not stay long In one project. Many competition here in projects, Ecosystem, Metaverse,P2E and no one can say that next which coin will make history.
I remember that I had received 2500$ worth of Pyr with 1.72 price but I sold and letter the price reached to 40$.

It was a very weird period and I do understand people who got scared and sold. When people do that in a regular day I do feel like they should regret doing that and it does make sense, because in the end we are talking about buying low, and selling too early and that is a bad thing.

However, when we are going through some of the hardest times as world, and people gets scared during pandemic that makes sense. How many times have we seen a pandemic that kills millions upon millions of people around the world. The early days were truly terrible, I have seen dead people outside of hospitals, it was honestly like a horror movie, I get why you would cash out during that time.

[fvb]

If I am given a chance to go back to 2020 I would hold my ETH very tight and never let go, when covid was hitting the world at its best I thought it over and I sold 24 ETH which I bought at 120$ each, I never knew I was so damn lucky to buy at that price, learn to hold tight if you believe in a project, there are countless of projects in past years that are way bigger in value right now.

It is an erroneous opinion to think about wasted time and buying, selling at the wrong time. It is better not to regret and move forward because everything is evolving and you can find something with which you can earn.

[Doell]

Those of us who have been members of the crypto community for a long time may all regret it, not only you. When we trade something but we even know it will be valuable in the future but out of necessity or something else, we can let it go. The most important thing is the profit even if it is small, Just holding is not enough if it doesn't become something. Long term only for strong people.

[lobo13hf]

I have ever sold my crypto at the bottom. I know how frustated when someone has been loosing a lot of unrealized gain that can be used to buy a lambo. I know that so well and im not surprised if i were feeling the same thing like you too. So many people have ever felt it and by the way you just need to forget it and move on. Your ethereum will never came back again and just let it go on.
Try to make money from investing in another coin as well. This will be far better for you to be honest.