2025-12-27 13:50:35

Sometimes, when I see others making money and then look back at my own investment list, I feel especially regretful about my initial choices. If I could do it all over again, I definitely wouldn't miss out on those truly worthwhile projects. Looking back now, those who persisted have long achieved wealth growth, while I missed the best entry point due to hesitation and misjudgment at the time. This is the cruel reality of investing — opportunities pass quickly, and a single decision can lead to completely different outcomes.

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MetaMaximalist

· 9h ago

ngl this is just survivorship bias dressed up as regret... the ones "holding strong" are the lucky ones, not the prescient ones. most projects that seemed inevitable back then? dead protocols now. people conveniently forget their own graveyard

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MEVvictim

· 10h ago

There's no point in regretting now; why didn't I do it earlier?

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MetaNeighbor

· 10h ago

Oh no, that really hits home. That's exactly how I feel right now... --- This time I really missed out; others have already doubled their investments. --- Regret doesn't help; the main question is what to do now? --- I should have gone all in back then, instead of waiting for some perfect moment. --- It's that classic story of "regretting afterwards," but who can really predict these things? --- It all comes down to a split second, like the difference between heaven and hell. --- Is there still a chance now? Or have I already missed it? --- That's why I now jump on opportunities as soon as I see them. --- Investing is a gamble; if you lack courage, you're destined to miss out. --- It hurts; everything in my investment list is in the green... --- Those who persevere have indeed made money, but as for me... I'm still hesitating.

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RugResistant

· 10h ago

ngl this reads like hindsight bias mixed with fomo copium... "if i could do it again" energy never checks out irl. the real question nobody asks is *why* they fomo'd in the first place—usually means they weren't doing proper due diligence. before romanticizing those "winners," maybe audit their actual entry/exit patterns instead of just the end result? 🔍

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