"One of the things I have learned over the years in my crypto journey is to not look back and on what you should have done or could have done when it comes to buying or selling your crypto. All that matters is that I made an amazing profit and my kids are going to have a great Christmas this year."
You really summed up investing well. The woulda, shoulda, coulda attitude is super unhealthy. Comes from a negative greedy place if you ask me. So on that note; congratulations on making a super nice gain and not looking back. So glad cryptos have come through again helping you provide for your family in such difficult times. Hive and the big players involved here like @themarkymark and @lukestokes have personally made a huge difference here for me as well. Can't ever thank these guys enough.
Excellent and well written blog post!
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Ya, I have learned over the years that thinking about what could have been with my investments will just make me mad. Like when I bought $50 of Doge back in the day and forgot about it for a few years, just to find out the exchange had delisted Doge along with a bunch of other tokens and then realizing that it was about $500k worth of Doge that just vanished. Lesson learned from that one is the importance of hard wallets for long term storage.
Wow. Well, keep that one for the record books!
Sometimes not looking back is easier said than done.
haha yeah someone I worked with didn't bother getting a crypto punk as didn't want to pay the gas fee of like 10 dollars or whatever it was at the time.