The Bitcoin and Ethereum I held back then, I still get a flutter of emotion when I think about them now.
How are your account balances now? Are you doing well?
It's all tears when I think about it. I really shouldn't have impulsively chased after those clone coins back then. I remember clearly, the main coins in my wallet seemed to be warning me: Don't switch! But I couldn't resist, seeing the price surges of those new coins, and my hands got itchy. A series of aggressive moves, swapping here and there, only to realize—I've become the bag holder.
Looking back now, holding onto the main coins steadily would have been so much better. This lesson was bought with real money.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-14 18:56
Oh no, this is me, the embarrassing black history of switching to a clone.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 12-12 21:20
Bro, you really regret this move thoroughly. I was also playing recklessly like that back then.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-12 14:33
Laughing out loud, this is the crypto world version of "My First Half of Life," and the main characters are those zeroed-out coins in your wallet. One bold move after another, swapping and then crying over regrets—bro, I need to remember this line as a comic opening.
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-11 21:29
Oh wow, me too. Back then, one swap turned a millionaire into an ordinary worker overnight.
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MEVvictim
· 12-11 20:15
Oh no, this is me. Swapping coins is fun for a moment, but it leads to the crematorium later.
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RektRecovery
· 12-11 20:14
classic altcoin trap... saw this exploit pattern coming from a mile away tbh. mainline holdings always the safest architecture, but nah people gotta learn the hard way i guess
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PermabullPete
· 12-11 20:11
I got really lucky, this is my blood and tears story. The ETH I had back then can now buy a house, but I insisted on playing with some Dogecoin.
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rug_connoisseur
· 12-11 20:10
The days of staying awake worrying about mainstream coins can never come back again.
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CryptoTherapist
· 12-11 20:01
let's do a quick trauma audit here — when you swapped out of eth, did you experience that classic fomo cascade? because what you're describing is textbook emotional volatility index spiking. the altcoin chase is basically your portfolio's cry for help, ngl. maybe next time try some mindful dca instead of panic-trading like your coins are going out of style.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 12-11 19:52
I knew I would regret holding those altcoins, but I just couldn't resist.
The Bitcoin and Ethereum I held back then, I still get a flutter of emotion when I think about them now.
How are your account balances now? Are you doing well?
It's all tears when I think about it. I really shouldn't have impulsively chased after those clone coins back then. I remember clearly, the main coins in my wallet seemed to be warning me: Don't switch! But I couldn't resist, seeing the price surges of those new coins, and my hands got itchy. A series of aggressive moves, swapping here and there, only to realize—I've become the bag holder.
Looking back now, holding onto the main coins steadily would have been so much better. This lesson was bought with real money.