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.
Almost everyone does that, and you're not the only one. I think it's a very frustrating experience because we get free Bitcoin but end up exchanging it for nothing. If we had held on to it and sold it when the price started to rise, we would now be among the richest people in our respective countries. I consider it a life experience and shouldn't have any regrets, because every experience teaches us to continue growing.
It's best for now to focus on reaching the investment stage and how to slowly accumulate Bitcoin. There's no need to rush, as opportunities are still available and the most important thing is to be willing to start again, as I'm sure most people have experienced the same thing as you in the past.