It's not about regrets, I'll give you an example: you buy a Playstation for 100 dollars, and after some time this same PlayStation now costs 1000 dollars, the market dictated the price but you've paid cheaply before, do you feel comfortable paying more? because in a way your average price that you were familiar with was much lower than this, how do you deal with that? because there must be a feeling of always buying at the top of the market
This is a bit clearer than your first post here. That one I didn't understand at all
So, I bought my coins cheap. Not the cheapest, but it was below $1k, which can be somewhat of an achievement at today's prices. I had no feeling of buying at the top because I bought at the bottom of a 2015 bear market.
The only thing I felt after my first cycle was confidence. When I saw that it's confirming market bottom at 3k, I felt so happy and sure that I'm never going 100% out of this investment.
I don't abuse what's given. I don't drive a Lambo, don't have a swimming pool in the garden... fine I do have one, but it's an inflatable pool for my daughter
I still live in the same house, although it's looking better after all the work I've done to it. The only thing I really unloaded some bitcoin on was a new car last cycle, but it's a normal car, not a super car and not even electric (they suck).
I know for sure that if this cycle we go to $100k, I won't sell. I will buy myself some treats to celebrate reaching another ATH, but i will still be here holding my coins in the next bear market.