"If I had bought BTC in the early 2010's at 10 cents, I would be a millionaire now" - Bullshit!

Looking back, it's easy to feel like we missed the boat, but the reality is that hardly anyone saw Bitcoin's potential back then. Only a handful of believers truly considered BTC as a store of value or anything substantial. Imagine telling someone in 2010 that by 2021, hedge funds, S&P500 companies, and even insurance firms would be investing billions in Bitcoin at prices exceeding $40,000, using it as a store of value. Most would have dismissed you as a conspiracy theorist, laughing at your supposed madness.

This is why those "two pizzas now worth millions" stories can be bittersweet. It's not like those early Bitcoin adopters could foresee the future. When your investments grew tenfold, it's highly likely you would have cashed out or indulged in something fantastic with your newfound magical internet money.

But here's the thing – don't dwell on the "what if I had" thoughts. Invest what you can, hold onto your assets, and consider taking profits when it makes sense. There's no one-size-fits-all strategy in this ever-evolving crypto world