Enough of saying: if I had had bitcoin in 2009, I wouldn't have sold it. Don't fool yourself, here I leave you a clear example due to lack of information of $BTC

Brothers, I want to share with you an important reflection on the world of cryptocurrencies, based on the experience of the early years of Bitcoin and the evolution we have witnessed up to today.

If you, or anyone else, had had Bitcoin between 2009 and 2011, it is very likely that you would have sold it too. Why? Because at that time, there was very little information about the real potential of this technology. Today we know that Bitcoin changed the rules of the financial game and marked the beginning of a new era, but in those early years, no one imagined how far it could go.

For example, currently I see enormous potential in projects like $THETA Network. I know it has a great future, but I am also aware of my current needs. That’s why, when I reach the target price I have in mind, I will probably sell it.

This behavior is not different from what happened in the early days of Bitcoin. Many people mined Bitcoin, sold it for pennies, gave it away, or even ended up throwing away their computers with BTC stored. Why? Because at that moment, there was no information or perspective that we have today.

Therefore, it is a mistake to compare the years 2009-2011 with the current period (2024-2025). Nowadays, we have access to an ocean of information, analysis, and projections that allow us to make more informed decisions. But it is important to remember that back then, everyone was navigating in unknown waters.

It is not about disqualifying the opinions that say otherwise, but about recognizing historical reality and speaking the truth, like responsible adults. Every decision in this crypto world is conditioned by the information we have at our disposal at any given moment, and that is something we must always keep in mind.