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I don’t have anything that will make you feel better. However, you should use this as a learning opportunity. Think back to your decision and try to objectivel
by rupi 6y ago
I don’t have anything that will make you feel better.
However, you should use this as a learning opportunity. Think back to your decision and try to objectively review your decision making process. Why did you make that decision? What information did you take into account? What other factors were at play?
Knowing what you know now, not counting the price, will you still make the same decision? Why or why not? You said you cannot explain the BTC and ETH price increases. Try to. Why do you think that happened? Could you have predicted those factors better?
Believe it or not, you will face this kind of situation again but you will be better prepared for it if you do some decision analysis.
- helpme32 6y agoThank you. I took the decision because given my financial situation at the time, it made sense to cash out and put it into a safer investment that was not so volatile. I saw my ETH investment grow to 200k at its peak and go all the way down. When the crash happened, I could not predict ETH going back up. I could predict the stock market recovering, and I have done well with that recovery so far.