What's the biggest crypto related mistake you're actually willing to admit to making

[BackRowBob]

Sold a small amount early on for what felt like decent profit at the time, watched it grow into a life changing sum afterward, still think about that specific decision occasionally

Curious what people are actually willing to own up to here, the real mistake rather than the sanitized version usually shared

[Jenny75]

Lost access to an old wallet years ago through my own carelessness, painful to think about what that specific amount would be worth today

[Voyager66]

Honestly panic sold during a crash years back purely out of fear, watched the price recover shortly after and learned a hard lesson about emotional decisions

[ExoplanetRenegade]

Yeah similar story, sold way too early on good gains and watched the price climb dramatically further afterward without me

[Murky Courier]

Weirdly my biggest mistake was overtrading constantly, would have made more money just holding rather than trying to time every single dip and rally

[GateWalker31]

Mine was investing more than I could afford to lose during the initial hype, learned an expensive lesson about proper position sizing the hard way

[NightOwl]

Nah mine was actually falling for a scam project early on, lost a meaningful amount to something that in hindsight had every obvious red flag