Many made mistakes when investing in NFT and metaverso, as well as sell BTC soon or not buy.
Sharing these stories creates a more critical, conscious and human community.
The cryptocurrency ecosystem is a universe in which technological innovation, financial ambition, ethical and philosophical debates converge, and, of course, sometimes a good dose of ingenuity that ends in unforgettable anecdotes.
In this environment it is easy to be dazzled by promises of instant wealth, and in the midst of so much enthusiasm to make mistakes it is not only common: Sometimes it is a step as inevitable as necessary in the path of learning.
Over time, many users develop not only a greater critical capacity, but also something equally valuable: the ability to laugh at themselves. And it is that in a market so loaded with edges, each “bad decision” can end up becoming, over the years, a very valuable anecdote.
That is precisely what can be read regularly on social networks, as several users usually publicly share their worst decisions within space. Their stories reflect the stages through which anyone who begins in this world usually happens.
Show this is a publication In X of the analyst known as “Haskell_Gz”, who confessed to having bought a digital plot in full fury of metachos in 2021, “convinced that Coca-Cola would be rented at the price of gold.”
His anecdote gave rise to a fun chain of responses in which many, incited by the analyst, shared the worst nonsense they committed inside the ecosystem.
A user said he changed 75 BNB – when each one was worth just 30 dollars – for a project called Helmet, guided only by the recommendation of a youtuber.
The truth is that it is not uncommon to find people who get carried away by influencers who promise to have discovered “the next jewel in the sector”, before it triggers its value. Over time, many learn that Own research and education are much more reliable counselors than a video edited with enthusiasm.
There are also those who did not buy Bitcoin in 2017 because “2,000 dollars seemed too expensive.” Years later, they not only regret not having invested, but on the other hand some who do treasure the currency a lot ago Remember With humor proposals how to offer BTC in exchange for an iPhone.
Luckily for the Bitcoiner who revealed to have made such a proposal, the owner of the smartphone rejected the offer.
The memecoins, of course, could not be missing in this parade of errors. The case of “Yeissflo” illustrates it perfectly: he sold 2.6 million Dogecoin (Doge) for 5 thousand dollars just before his price was shot.
Based on the current price of Dogecoin, which according to CoinmarketCap is from $ 0.2310we can evaluate this decision. By selling 2.6 million Doge for $ 5,000, what was obtained was a much lower amount to the value that these assets would have today.
With the current price, 2.6 million Doge would be equivalent to USD 600,600.
On the other hand, in the world of NFT (non -fungible tokens), a person reported how spent 2 thousand dollars in a Token that would allegedly give VIP access to exclusive events.
The problem is that, unfortunately, these events were never held. According to the user, that day he learned what the “true exclusive access” means: being part of the scams club.
While anyone likes to lose money, share these stories – without shame and with a touch of irony – It contributes to build a more conscious, more critical community and, why not, more human.
