Seeing how people still hold their coins on CEX, I doubt it's possible to learn from other people mistakes.
Most people need to get burned to learn.
Can't share any cryptocurrency mistake as I never did one, I don't trust people and check everything for it's validity.
Most people need to get burned to learn.
Can't share any cryptocurrency mistake as I never did one, I don't trust people and check everything for it's validity.
You can't blame others when they hold coins on Cex platforms because it's their choice and they trust the exchange especially if it has a high reputation in the market here in the crypto space. the difficult thing is if you are new to the crypto business industry. But if it's like Okx, Binance, Bybit and others, I think it's fine.
but there are others who hold their crypto assets in Dex, as long as each holder knows what they are doing, I don't think I see any problem.
. But for me, there is always a warning that says that it’s not scary to be confident; it’s scary to be very self-confident. You say that you don’t follow people, but you learned everything you know and can do from people (it’s not the gods who burn the pots). Nevertheless, my mistakes, as m2017 writes, are that I knew about Bitcoin from its first days, but I didn’t buy it at that time and didn’t listen to the advice, which, of course, was not enough. Another mistake is believing in altcoins, but I think many people make this mistake. But what you, MeGold666, say about the deafness of people holding funds on centralized exchanges is absolutely true. They need their own experience, and here the saying about self-confidence is appropriate. It is always better to gain experience from the mistakes of others. 
