I never did. Getting involved with Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency as a whole was one of the best things that ever happened to me. Yes it was, and still a bumpy ride. But it's all part of the process. Whatever misfortunes we encountered or experienced in this journey are results of our own decisions. Meaning, we have no one or nothing else to blame but ourselves. Bitcoin/crypto has nothing to do with our losses. It is an opportunity that could turn out good or bad for us depending on our decision making.
Exactly.We are the ones making our own journey.If people had chosen bitcoin but in the end,made a lot of losses,then maybe he's not really good into bitcoining.I never regret having encountered bitcoin in my life because it's the main reason why i am living this kind of life today.I should be thankful instead. 
Topic: Did you ever regret having gotten into Bitcoin? - page 11. (Read 1600 times)
I never did. Getting involved with Bitcoin or Cryptocurrency as a whole was one of the best things that ever happened to me. Yes it was, and still a bumpy ride. But it's all part of the process. Whatever misfortunes we encountered or experienced in this journey are results of our own decisions. Meaning, we have no one or nothing else to blame but ourselves. Bitcoin/crypto has nothing to do with our losses. It is an opportunity that could turn out good or bad for us depending on our decision making.
Interesting question, I know. For me personally the answer is no - I have not ever regretted having gotten into bitcoin, despite having spent hundreds and hundreds of hours researching the topic. It's always been an interesting ride.
But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
Never, In fact im very thankful that I know bitcoin because without it I cant bought the things that Inhave now. Bitcoin helps me financially. It slow ly changes my life into something better. I earned here without spending any amount and even im just a student. I already have savings now for my future But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
I was late in knowing Bitcoin, but in any condition, I have never regretted, Bitcoin trading always gives me an advantage, and to this day I also have several bitcoin investments and XRP investments.
I don't regret it at all and I never will. I sold some of my investment profits. I spent some, I saved some, and I still have some Bitcoins. However it ends up. I will never lose. Bitcoin for 5000 or Bitcoin for 50,000? It can only get better.
My advice for all of you: don't ever regret being a part of something new, like Bitcoin. You're a part of history, even if you won't become millionaires because of it.
My advice for all of you: don't ever regret being a part of something new, like Bitcoin. You're a part of history, even if you won't become millionaires because of it.
Interesting question, I know. For me personally the answer is no - I have not ever regretted having gotten into bitcoin, despite having spent hundreds and hundreds of hours researching the topic. It's always been an interesting ride.
But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
Before entering this business we already know its purpose and the risk involved with it,and so we are open for any possibilities that wherever this journey would take us.I don't bother to get discouraged on being scammed because this is a part of the game and I never regret of having here in this cryptocurrency community.This had brought me alot of opportunities and the knowledge that i have in myself cannot be paid by anything.Bitcoin for me was a blessing and its very overwhelming that i have known it on my lifes journey. But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
I regret more about the fact that I later learned about cryptocurrencies, than about the fact that I got into this sphere in general. If I knew about them before, today I could be a very rich person.
crypto world like a trading business. some people regret that they always lose trade, and some are always successful.
in the world of bitcoin investment is also the same, but I ever regret when selling coins at a very cheap price, and I was wrong in predicting.
in the world of bitcoin investment is also the same, but I ever regret when selling coins at a very cheap price, and I was wrong in predicting.
I do not regret it. as long as you're committed and smart you should be fine
I dont have any reget into bitcoin.Looses is normal on our daily life but dont make that looses to stop what you started instead use it as your teacher to the next step of your adventure. Thats why its important that you have knowledge and you learn first before you enter in bitcoin.
You don't have responsible for the loss of your friend. That's the very normal reason why many are starting to lose their interest in bitcoin because they fell to a scam and all they think bitcoin is a scam because they became a victim of a typical scam.
Those scams aren't only in the circle of crypto's but it all originated in fiat and even in the early days. Your friend simply invested to an HYIP/ponzi not exactly to bitcoin and just held his/her coins.
Those scams aren't only in the circle of crypto's but it all originated in fiat and even in the early days. Your friend simply invested to an HYIP/ponzi not exactly to bitcoin and just held his/her coins.
Before entering bitcoin make sure you have the knowledge in order not to feel regret and regrer. Investing in crypto is quite risky which needs acceptance what will happened in the future. Positivy is also recommended to have.
In the world of cryptocurrency rules and regulations must be follow. I assume that friend of yours think cryptocurrency is garbage in garbage out, without haven the right skills you are not advisable to trade and if you must trade, trade what you can afford to loose. Before invest in any project make sure you research into the project to avoid be scam. I will never regret be part of this awesome community of crypto-lovers.
If we enter crypto with the understanding that crypto is technology, we will not regret it, but if it is only to benefit from crypto, we will be very sorry in this decline, and will assume crypto is over.
Set stop losses and you will never regret anything. Of course that's easier said than done, a lot of people can't control themselves, this ''buy the dip'' mentality has done a lot of bad things to a lot of people. Something going down 80% isn't necessarily a bargain.
I once felt sorry to be here, but I think my regret is a positive regret, because I regret being late to know about crypto. and I have lost a lot of time. a lot of things about crypto because of the delay in getting to know crypto.
Interesting question, I know. For me personally the answer is no - I have not ever regretted having gotten into bitcoin, despite having spent hundreds and hundreds of hours researching the topic. It's always been an interesting ride.
But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
Bitcoin has nothing to do with that lost. Maybe your friend thinks that crypto is a quick rich scheme so he skipped the lesson of understanding what crypto is all about and just jumped into sh*t progress of doubling his stash.
If you think you did everything you can do to eased his regrets, better leave it as it is.
Sometimes people need to experienced worst before learning.
Interesting question, I know. For me personally the answer is no - I have not ever regretted having gotten into bitcoin, despite having spent hundreds and hundreds of hours researching the topic. It's always been an interesting ride.
But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
But I have a friend who got scammed and he regrets having had anything to do with crypto in the first place. It's pretty sad but there's nothing I can do about it. I even offered giving him half of the amount he lost from my own crypto stash (mind you I am not rich) but he's so scared that he's not interested any longer...
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