What is it like to lose Bitcoin? I have experienced it!
I went to college in 2011. If I remember correctly, I bought it not long after I went to college. I saw it by accident at that time. It was not expensive, so I bought a few to join in the fun. Later, I saw it on the Internet one after another. It became popular in the circle of Internet practitioners in Beijing for a while, but I didn't pay attention to it after that.
I learned about Bitcoin when I was in college, and then I bought a dozen of them. I created a text file with the address and put it on the computer. Later, I was dragged to play League of Legends and forgot about it. I didn't see it on the Internet until it grew to more than 10,000 dollars. Then I remembered it, so I opened my computer that I hadn't used for a long time. I searched for a few days but couldn't find it. I just remembered that it was on a certain disk. I didn't delete anything, nor did I format it or reinstall it. So it is very likely that it is still in a corner inside. Then I watched it grow to nearly 20,000 dollars. I am worth more than one million, but unfortunately I can only watch. In the past year or so, every time I encountered problems at work, I opened the computer to look for it, thinking that I would fire my boss if I found it, but unfortunately it didn't work out!
Except for some disappointment at the beginning, I have let it go later. How many opportunities have I missed in these years? In high school, I usually played group selection, so I bought 10-column 3D single selection, but the order was wrong. I missed the time to play the double-color ball game, and finally I made a wrong number. I lost my girlfriend when playing games in college. I started playing stocks in my sophomore year, and I saw several stocks, but I ran away after making a little profit. As a result, now I have grasped those stocks and bought houses. The house I paid the deposit for did not buy in the end. Now my profit has increased from 5,000 to 15,000. If you think about it carefully, you must have encountered such a wave of take-off, and even prepared to try it yourself, but gave up for various reasons in the middle. Don't be too much.
A word for myself: What is destined to happen will happen, and what is not destined to happen should not be forced!
