The biggest regret of my life is not buying/mining Bitcoin in

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>didn't buy AMD stocks when they were $2
>didn't mine buttcoin

>>59160505
But it is totally worthless except that one bitcoin then was literally not even 2 seconds of your time while a bitcoin now is 1000 ameribux

Good thing i wasnt around then or i would feel like a total idiot as well.....

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least you didn't mine a shitload and spend $10 million on 2 papa john pizzas.

>>59160505

if thats your biggest regret your life must be awesome

mine is visiting 4Chan tbqh

>>59160527
i dunno the oppertunity to become a milionare by sitting at your computer doing literally nothing is pretty attractive

>>59160527
>he regrets having FUN

I too, regret not being able to see the future.

>>59160533

people like you are cancer and the reason why BTC bubbles all the time

theres virtually nobody left who is actually in it for THE CAUSE

You see its not about buying Bitcoins to become a fiat money millionaire. Its actually about freeing ourselves from the fiat money jew.

>buy BTC
>wait until they rise in imaginery fiat shekels
>sell
>ruin BTC
>rinse repeat

disgusting tbqh

If you'd really care about BTC you wouldnt shed a single tear about zero value digital fiat money "loss" but rather keep pouring your own fiat money in it to support crypto with its mission.

All these get rich quick faggots need to go away.

>>59160527
>if thats your biggest regret your life must be awesome
It actually is. I make nice studies, I have a nice girlfriend, cool friends, and I do things I love.
But i'm poor and I live in a 24m2 appartement in a small city

>be me
>lost 80+ BTC when Mt Gox went down.

>>59160513
get your mouse of the picture you faggot

>>59160524

oh man, wow, I hope you are kidding around

>>59160552
there is a board on this site specifically for you!

>>>/pol/shitics

>tfw sold 100 buttcoins for 12 bucks

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>>59160609
>>59161162

>You didn't buy one of the thousands of stocks that have risen x*100% during the current stock market rally
>You didn't buy one of the thousands of certs or options that have risen x*1000% during the current stock market rally

>>59160505
My biggest regret is actually mining bitcoin and then just completely forgetting about it until it became popular.

>>59160629
He is right though. Lots of people are anti-bitcoin without even knowing what it is, or about the implications of a decentralised digital currency. The type that hang around /biz/ and the poloniex trollbox have ruined altcoin trading too.

>>59160505
I can tell you 2011/2012 was too late to make huge amount.

The thing is even if you mined shitload of BTC prior 2011 you would still sell majority of it during first bubble when it reached ~$30/BTC

>>59160505
I couldn't afford to mine it back then, I was a poorfag student with a shitty one-core Celeron laptop at the time. I'd regret it if I had a decent rig like the one I'm typing on right now.

>>59160601
Every year there are, minimum, dozens of stocks and commodities that skyrocket in value, making their investors a fortune.
The reason the value was so low initially was because their success was not predicted by the market.

Trying to get rich by buying volatile commodities and waiting for the value to rocket is no different to gambling. It's a great way to lose your shirt and no sane credible financier will do it or advise others to do it.

The idea of the market genius who makes his money day-trading by making clever predictions about stocks is a myth propagated by a handful of very lucky short-term winners.

You might regret not jumping on the bitcoin bandwagon, but for every asshole who invests in something like bitcoin and wins there are thousands who invest in something similar and lose. You absolutely made the right decision to not to not invest based on the information available at the time, and if it makes you feel better any credible professional broker or financial analyst would have done the same.

Regretting investing in volatile commodities is like saying you regret not walking into a casino and winning it big on a slot machine.

In the end, your caution and good sense will be a better asset than short term winnings, assuming you're otherwise competent and motivated in life.

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>>59160505
My biggest regret is not investing the $10,000 I had in Tesla because I thought big oil would nail that shit shit.

> tfw missed google 2.0

>>59163324
..nail that shit down

> tfw still so mad about it I cant into coherent sentences.