The biggest regret in my life is that I bought too little Bitcoin when it was $3000...
One of my biggest regrets in life is that I bought too little Bitcoin when it was $3000. I chose gold instead. This is how it was: ten years ago, when I was still a college student and didn't have much money to invest, I heard about Bitcoin in the news. At that time, in Taiwan, you could directly purchase Bitcoin at FamilyMart convenience stores. Back then, one Bitcoin was $300, and with my monthly salary from part-time work, after deducting living expenses, I could afford to buy about one. However, after some hesitation, I chose to spend 50,000 Taiwan dollars on gold instead. At that time, one ounce of gold was $1300. By 2017, Bitcoin had already risen to $3000, but I still planned to use the majority of my hard-earned money to buy gold and a small amount of Bitcoin. Later, Bitcoin surged again in 2018 to $15,000 and then fluctuated between $3000 and $10,000. I thought this was a good buying point, so I bought a little bit eight years ago, but it was very little, less than 0.1 Bitcoin. Now Bitcoin is $90,000, which is about a 36-fold increase. If I had used all the money I spent on gold to buy Bitcoin back then, I would have been financially free by now. However, gold has only increased by less than 3 times in eight years. Sometimes, in life, making the right choice is truly more important than hard work.