I want to share my experience. Whether someone has already discussed it on this forum or not, I don't understand it. I'm not promoting anything, just sharing my experience. Between 2009 and 2011, I was actively surfing the internet on public internet services. At that time, during the early days of Bitcoin's launch, there were many faucet websites giving away Bitcoin, and I was one of those who received it. At the time, I was also very young and didn't understand what investing, let alone Bitcoin, was. So, I ended up exchanging the Bitcoins I collected, whether from referrals or websites, on Gemscool, an online gaming website, due to my lack of understanding of investing at the time.
In those years, Bitcoin could be obtained for free through various means, and perhaps not many people kept it after receiving it. This was normal because the price of Bitcoin wasn't as high as it is now, so many people didn't consider saving it. In fact, many people bought and eventually sold it for various reasons. It's an experience almost all of us have had, but what's important is how we can continue to build on it.
There's no need to wallow in regret, as it will never lead to progress. Instead, use it as a stepping stone to starting over. There are many opportunities we can seize now, and most importantly, be consistent in our buying efforts, even with limited capital. If we do it consistently, I'm sure we will continue to grow.