Quote from: cheezcarls on Today at 10:32:34 PM

Quote from: Mr.corol on March 14, 2023, 04:24:34 AM

I bought a $14.55 bitcoin a few days ago when it was at 22k. Again Bitcoin came to 19k. However, I did not sell bitcoins. I was convinced that the price of Bitcoin would rise again. I buy $50 worth of bitcoins again. Got some profit on this small investment. Looking at Bitcoin 24k today. I will keep it for a long time and will not sell it now. I think at some point bitcoin will pump a lot

Since I can't invest more dollars, I don't have that much money. Still will invest as much as possible.

If only I had done that years ago when I was broke, I could have at least made an insane profit.

It was around February 2014 when I have created my account here on Bitcointalk. I only know about Bitcoin being a "stock-like" asset however I was broke.

I thought that I need to buy 1 BTC which was under $600 back then, but I didn't know that I could buy fractions of it like even just $10 or $20 worth of it and hold. I wasn't educated back then.

So I ignored it for more than 3 years. When I got back into BTC, it was the first time that it reached $10k sometime mid-2017.

I have nothing but regrets. Fast forward to today, I do have my BTCs (but not 1 BTC) that I have DCA for months and most of them were in profit already. But I will just hold and see where it will end up in the next year's halving.

Well the good thing is that your regret does not stopped you in buying Bitcoin but it fuels you to strive more. Honestly, I hold more than 12 BTC way back in 2016, but then due to the need for funds for a house renovation, and at the same time payment for the acquisition of a new property, I sold them all. Thinking now, I could have bought 4 or 5 times that property if I decided to hodl, but what happens happened, there is no room for regret but must be more aggressive on accumulating BTC. It is not late for reinvestment and accumulation, and the crypto industry is still young.