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It's pointless to feel bad because a coin you didn't buy is pumping like mad A lot of people regret not investing in Shiba Inu. I mean who wouldn't have loved to turn $1,000 into more than $2 million in under 10 months? But if you missed this massive opportunity and feeling sorry for yourself, think about this: 1. There's no way you would have known that a copycat of a shitcoin would produce such insane returns in such a short time. 2. You did not make any bad investment decision by refusing to invest in a shitcoin with zero fundamentals. You have an investment philosophy and a sound plan which guide you in choosing coins or projects to invest in. Again, this missed opportunity has nothing to do with your error of judgement or poor investment decision. 3. Within the short life of SHIB, there's been hundreds or even thousands of shitcoins that's been launched and failed. If you're a shitcoin gambler, chances are you will miss SHIB and still lose a lot of money in the many other failed shitcoin projects you probably would have dabbled into. 4. You can't lose what you never had. The money you would have made had you invested in SHIB before now is not a real loss to moan over. 5. You gain nothing by regretting and constantly thinking about all the money you would have made. Instead, focus on what's ahead and the new opportunities to come. Finally, what matters is that you must know why you're investing in crypto and stick to your investment philosophy and plans. Don't let yourself be tossed to and fro by happenchances like Shiba Inu or any of the other coins you don't hold that is pumping hard. #cryptocurrency #crypto
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A wonderful thought out post. I didn't buy Shib and seeing the pump, I don't feel any emotion whatsoever. Getting successful in one shit coin doesn't mean one could get it right on the next. Staying real to your strategy and goals that's what matters.
Zero regrets. Even if DOGE and SHIBINU becomes BTC, I wont be investing. No use case, not buying it.
Regretting not putting money into Shiba, (or any silly meme coin), is just the same as regretting not putting money on the winning horse. You don't INVEST in Shiba, rather, you GAMBLE. Sometimes, as in this case, the GAMBLE pays off and you get a lot of money. Good for you if that happened. But don't kid yourself that you are INVESTING. My guess is that most of the money won on the Shiba gamble will be frittered away in other wild speculations for making millions. The personality type that put lots of money on Shiba is not the personality type that will now HODL those gains in a solid crypto coin. Look what happens to most folks who win the lottery.