What is your one memory related to Bitcoin that you want to forget?

[wallet4bitcoin]

A lost private key is the memory I do not wish to remmeber, when Bitcoin was at its early days, I had a wallet I often used for all those shitty Bitcoin mining sites, I lost the private key to the wallet and it really did hurt as I believe I have some coins in there. Also, the fact that I spent one Bitcoin subscribing to such a miner is a provoking memory

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[DanWalker]

I wish to forget what happened before, when I was scammed out of money from a bounty campaign, because I intended to utilize the money to start a business and invest in other coins. But when I continued to think about my money, the bounty award I received turned out to be a scam. That ruined my plans; I was shocked and can't believe it. I moved on, but it still hurts me now and then, so that's what I wanted to forget.

That's just one of many lessons in life, I think there's nothing sad because thanks to those times of losing money, we become more mature. I believe that no one is talented and smart enough to participate in the financial market without losing money or investing in scam projects...Anyone who wants to grow up needs to go through it and consider it an experience instead of being sad about it. Furthermore, there are still many opportunities for us now and in the future, just persevere and stand up after each fall, we will be able to regain what we lost in the past.

[LesterD]

A lost private key is the memory I do not wish to remmeber, when Bitcoin was at its early days, I had a wallet I often used for all those shitty Bitcoin mining sites, I lost the private key to the wallet and it really did hurt as I believe I have some coins in there. Also, the fact that I spent one Bitcoin subscribing to such a miner is a provoking memory

I kinda relate to what you've said. I have the same situation where there is a certain site or wallet, I lost my private key because I was unable to save my private key and then suddenly I experienced a problem with my computer. While using my computer, it turned to a blue screen and needs to reformat. Every file on my computer needs to be erased. Even now, I want to forget about what happened by then.

[angrybirdy]

A lost private key is the memory I do not wish to remmeber, when Bitcoin was at its early days, I had a wallet I often used for all those shitty Bitcoin mining sites, I lost the private key to the wallet and it really did hurt as I believe I have some coins in there. Also, the fact that I spent one Bitcoin subscribing to such a miner is a provoking memory

I kinda relate to what you've said. I have the same situation where there is a certain site or wallet, I lost my private key because I was unable to save my private key and then suddenly I experienced a problem with my computer. While using my computer, it turned to a blue screen and needs to reformat. Every file on my computer needs to be erased. Even now, I want to forget about what happened by then.

Same on what I have experienced, I was to complacent that time because I know that I secured all the wallet ID to a private filed in Hdrive but suddenly a fortuitous event happened, there's no notification about software update or what, All the wallet ID has been lost in a blink of an eye. Charge to experience that's why today, I have At least 3 Back up for my Files because we didn't know when it will happen again.

[Jating]

What is your one memory related to Bitcoin that you want to forget? It can be anything like some sort of scam happening to you or some other type of loss.

Bitcoin doubler, during the time that I entered bitcoin market, there's a lot of scams already, but one of the earliest is the doubler, not sure if anyone has the chance to witnessed it early in their career here or if this scam is still going on till this day. But I vividly remember that during those times there are a lot of bitcoin doubler than you can find and I fell victims to it.

Of course I was very gullible and I still very green that time. And I thought that I can make easy money but investing on this doubler. In the beginning they are really paying, so you will be entice to not withdraw the money but to roll it out. But before the second payment was to be made, the site suddenly went offline and then they say it's on maintenance. However, it was a exit already and after that it's gone and so I learn it the hard way that's why till now I can't forget that experience.

[Assface16678]

There are two memories I want to forget, or, let's say, regret the most. First is the common problem of sending bitcoin assets. What happens here is that because of careless action, instead of sending the bitcoin to my other wallet address, it turns out my wallet address is wrong; it has a few missing letters in the end, which results in losing my asset. But thankfully, it's not that much, but I still want to forget about that mistake. Send is trading in bitcoin. What happens here is that I trade bitcoin while I'm drunk. I don't know why I did, but maybe because of the influence of the alcohol. I see the trade bright red in the morning, and my reaction is slapping my face or face palm. Instead of hoping that it will recover, I close the trade. And that is the most dumbest mistake that I want to forget in relation to bitcoin.

[uneng]

I would like to forget the losses I had for scams, gambling and the lost opportunity of acquiring more Bitcoin when it was still pretty cheap on the beginning of crypto market. To remember I could have purchased several BTCs back then, which would proportionate me to be a millionaire right now is somehow painful, although I don't think about it often, even because it won't change anything in the present moment. I believe we have to move on and do the best we can with the currently opportunities we have in our range. Memories can't be completely forgotten, but we can decrease the intensity and frequency we access them, and that is already enough to not suffer for past events.

[Ryu_Ar1]

What is your one memory related to Bitcoin that you want to forget? It can be anything like some sort of scam happening to you or some other type of loss.

I still don't have many memories of bitcoin because I'm still new to bitcoin but actually regardless of whether it's a good memory or a bad memory I think I won't forget about it because for me everything that has happened including some stupid self-defeating actions that make us lose the bitcoins we save because of some things that also cannot be completely forgotten. because precisely with that will bring up a new experience and we can improve such behaviour so I will not forget about something like that because it is also useful even if it is a self-defeating action before.

[krishnaverma]

I would like to forget the losses I had for scams, gambling and the lost opportunity of acquiring more Bitcoin when it was still pretty cheap on the beginning of crypto market. To remember I could have purchased several BTCs back then, which would proportionate me to be a millionaire right now is somehow painful, although I don't think about it often, even because it won't change anything in the present moment. I believe we have to move on and do the best we can with the currently opportunities we have in our range. Memories can't be completely forgotten, but we can decrease the intensity and frequency we access them, and that is already enough to not suffer for past events.

Even if you buy it is a very good decision because we are still in early stage. Most people cannot think about long term investment even with mutual funds. But the people making highest profit with investment are only long term investors. It involves less tension also.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

What is your one memory related to Bitcoin that you want to forget? It can be anything like some sort of scam happening to you or some other type of loss.

I first heard about Bitcoin back in 2014. I had a few great chances to acquire some Bitcoin by playing games and solving captchas, but I didn't pay much attention to it. Instead, I was fully absorbed in playing pointless games and overlooked these opportunities. Then came a second opportunity when my best friend approached me with the idea of investing in Bitcoin when its price was only around $500. These could have been two fantastic opportunities that had the potential to completely transform my life.