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[Anonymous No.4634785]

does anyone else feel like they missed out so much even though theyre "doing fine"?
I bought 5 btc earlier this year, that was my initial investment and I fucked up on altcoins a little and now have 4.4 btc. I still made a very decent amount because most of the year I was holding btc. but I could have made A LOT more if I caught all the moons like eth, monero, litecoin.

[Anonymous No.4634915]

Yes everyone has this, don't let the greed blind you. Be happy with what you have currently, you made the best possible decisions with the information at the time.

[Anonymous No.4634982]

>>4634785
Fuck off. I only have 5k

[Anonymous No.4635262]

I guess the vast majority of people would consider 11.97 btc “doing fine” — but I feel like shit. Down from 62 btc early this year. Messed up by buying a lot of coins at ATH that were shilled by biz such as blockcat, tnt and link, and then selling near the ATL. I have never caught a moon except with coss but even then I failed to sell at a profit. JUST. At this point I’m scared to do anything but hold btc like a massive faggot

[Anonymous No.4635394]

>>4635262
Holy shit you should really leave "investing" to the professionals and the lucky. You lost 80% of your investment during the biggest crypto currency bull run.

[Anonymous No.4635598]

>>4635262
Why..why did you sell at ATL? WHY? The point is to sell when you are in a profit.

[Anonymous No.4635663]

OP you are not unique in this feel at all. more people lost a lot in the alt crash than you think, however imo the old days of shitcoins are over and there are now a few projects to actually invest in long term. no more bean pumps but more like 6 month hold of ark, waltonchain (even though i dont think rfid needs to be on blockchain), shit like that.

[Anonymous No.4635703]

>>4635262
>blockcat, tnt and link
>bought at ath
>sold at atl
you did literally everything wrong