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Entering the beginning of 2025, many of us are evaluating ourselves and evaluating what we like, this time we will evaluate the biggest mistakes in the crypto world that have been made, and hope that these mistakes will not be repeated by us. Let's start evaluating the history of crypto mistakes in the past.
1. 10,000 BTC for 2 boxes of Pizza
In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz exchanged 10,000 Bitcoin for 2 boxes of Pizza, a phenomenal step, he proved that Btc can be used as a means of exchange like fiat money.
2. Hard Drive Containing 7,500 Bitcoin Has Been Lost
In 3013, James Howells from Wales, accidentally threw away a hard drive containing 7,500 BTC, a small mistake that resulted in a big loss, we are all expected to always be careful when throwing away trash, check first if there are valuables.
3. Selling Bitcoin to Buy Property
In 2014, Chamath Palihapitiya sold Bitcoin at $320 to buy property in Lake Tahoe, Sierra Nevada.
Mistakes often happen to us, personally I also often make mistakes, which at that time always assume that I have made a profit from Bitcoin and sell it to buy goods that are actually owned or not really needed. Not maintaining ownership of Btc which should only be sold as take profit and buy when the price is cheap, not selling BTC to buy goods. What about you, do you also have a history of mistakes in investing in crypto>
1. 10,000 BTC for 2 boxes of Pizza
In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz exchanged 10,000 Bitcoin for 2 boxes of Pizza, a phenomenal step, he proved that Btc can be used as a means of exchange like fiat money.
2. Hard Drive Containing 7,500 Bitcoin Has Been Lost
In 3013, James Howells from Wales, accidentally threw away a hard drive containing 7,500 BTC, a small mistake that resulted in a big loss, we are all expected to always be careful when throwing away trash, check first if there are valuables.
3. Selling Bitcoin to Buy Property
In 2014, Chamath Palihapitiya sold Bitcoin at $320 to buy property in Lake Tahoe, Sierra Nevada.
Mistakes often happen to us, personally I also often make mistakes, which at that time always assume that I have made a profit from Bitcoin and sell it to buy goods that are actually owned or not really needed. Not maintaining ownership of Btc which should only be sold as take profit and buy when the price is cheap, not selling BTC to buy goods. What about you, do you also have a history of mistakes in investing in crypto>
