personally, didint do any bad decision in bitcoin yet, im holding
Topic: Worst bitcoin decision you've ever made? - page 77. (Read 97067 times)
that is bad man, sorry for you
personally, didint do any bad decision in bitcoin yet, im holding
personally, didint do any bad decision in bitcoin yet, im holding
Not selling at £600+ I reckon now 
That is only a bad decision until the price is double that in a few months.
Mining quite a few coins back in 2010 and then deleting the software thinking it was worthless 
God, I hate me for that
God, I hate me for that
Not setting up a mining rig in 2011, 2012 or 2013 when I had unlimited free electricity in my old office. 
Edit: I just realized I can setup a desktop with free electricity at different location and it is covered under my rent. What should I mine?
Edit: I just realized I can setup a desktop with free electricity at different location and it is covered under my rent. What should I mine?
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Not selling at £600+ I reckon now
move my coins like satoshi ...
joke lol
joke lol
selling them at $10 a piece.
At the time it was easy to think BTC would go back down, or...
Do you mean the first time at $10 in June 2011?
Keeping "BTC" on Mt.Gox. 
Neo Bee
Sold my Btc holdings last July to pay my rent.
Assuming paraphrase ment nothing... typing in a bunch of garbage and copying that bunch of garbabe to the next line... Luckly I only had 1 LTC on that wallet.
Anyone feel like trying to hack it? I am tempted to just put it online and say go for it, I'll never crack it.. if it even can be.
Anyone feel like trying to hack it? I am tempted to just put it online and say go for it, I'll never crack it.. if it even can be.
1LTC isn't that bad!!! You can win it back working 1.5hours in mcdonalds in a lot of countries
Assuming paraphrase ment nothing... typing in a bunch of garbage and copying that bunch of garbabe to the next line... Luckly I only had 1 LTC on that wallet.
Anyone feel like trying to hack it? I am tempted to just put it online and say go for it, I'll never crack it.. if it even can be.
Anyone feel like trying to hack it? I am tempted to just put it online and say go for it, I'll never crack it.. if it even can be.
Leaving 425LTC on BTC-e "MY OWN FAULT" and they got snatched. It was a while back worth about 4.50 per coin at the time. Almost trivial compared to the MTGox debacle and countless hacking's on other sites. I only keep small amounts on a few exchanges now.
my friend told me to buy BTC in mid 2013 and i insisted
my worst bitcoin decision ive ever made was to sell off over 200 coins at 5$ a peice. it still haunts me to this day that i lost about 250k on that transaction but hey lie and learn i wont miss it tthis time
It's not the worst decision by a long shot, but my gut was telling me to sell a big portion of my holding a short while back when Coinbase was holding up at like $40-$50 higher than the rest of the exchanges (it was like $740 at the time I believe). I wanted to sell a bunch and re-buy later, but just decided to keep all that I have for the long haul, and have been doing so for quite some time...
Not buying enough BTC when I do buy them 
Oh, the other worst one, not telling my wife what I'm doing with all my money...
Oh, the other worst one, not telling my wife what I'm doing with all my money...
Not buying in when price was @75$ and I first read about BTC....then bought in @800$... 
If you're cashing out then yes it was the worst decision ever really. But if you don't need that cash and you can wait for maybe a few weeks or a couple of months for it to go back up again.Yep...Didn't cash out. In the meanwhile did some trading and gained more BTC than I bought in the first place. Don't need the money so will hold for the long term.
Not buying in when price was @75$ and I first read about BTC....then bought in @800$...
If you're cashing out then yes it was the worst decision ever really. But if you don't need that cash and you can wait for maybe a few weeks or a couple of months for it to go back up again.
Hearing about Bitcoin in April of 2011., not paying attention to it, and getting interested 20 months later while sitting on fiat in my bank account afraid to put them in any conventional investments as all of their good results seems to stem for FED's money printing
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