My friends be like:
The sheeple will be sheeple. They never research and pull the trigger on a great opportunity. Then they want to bemoan their lack of initiative afterward.
Even smart people like my father who is a brilliant CPA had opportunities in the 70's to buy BRK/A, in the 80's to buy Microsoft or Apple, and in the 90's to buy Amazon or Google. But he never did, and now he just says "I wish I had bought [this or that]..." He didn't even look at Netflix before it became a thing.
Moral of the story: Don't be the 99.99% who are always looking in the rearview at missed opportunities.
For some reason people remember things they should have done but didn't.... while at the same time tend to forget a lot other things they didn't do (and shouldn't). Memory is selective it seems. Things are just how they are, all the rest is bullshit.
People doesn't realize how far they really were to ACTUALLY doing something... just for thinking about doing it.
Probably there is like 20 or 30% percent of the population that sometime thought about buying Bitcoin, yet only much less than 1% really did.