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In the investment market, there are always people lamenting, "If only I had..." Whether it's real estate or Crypto Assets, this sense of regret seems to exist forever.
Many people now regret not investing in Bitcoin earlier, which is similar to the mindset of those who regret not buying a house in time in the past. They often fantasize: if I had made different choices back then, how different my situation would be now.
However, the reality is harsh. Looking back at the past, how many people dared to take on huge loans and invest all they had to buy property in times of low income? In fact, such people are extremely rare.
Those who now deeply regret not having the courage to invest in real estate back then are also struggling to make the decision to buy Bitcoin today. What is even more thought-provoking is that this indecisive attitude may likely cause them to continue missing investment opportunities in the future.
Investment decisions have never been simple. They require courage, vision, and the ability to take risks. Whether it's real estate or emerging Crypto Assets, every major decision comes with significant uncertainty.
The key is, how should we view these "missed opportunities"? Should we continue to dwell in regret, or learn from them and develop a sharper investment vision? Perhaps true wisdom lies in recognizing that every era has its unique investment opportunities, and the key is to have the ability to identify and seize these opportunities.
Finally, it is worth reflecting that those opportunities we think we missed may have been the wisest choices in the context at the time. Instead of getting caught up in the past, it's better to focus on improving our judgment and preparing for future investment decisions. After all, the market is always changing, and opportunities are always present.