In 2011, a trader regretted selling 1,700 Bitcoins at $0.30 after they surged to $8. Today, the value of these coins exceeds $153 million.
On May 17, 2011, a trader expressed his regret for selling his Bitcoin holdings after the price of a single coin jumped from $0.06 to $8.
The trader posted on his X platform account, "I wish I had held onto the 1,700 Bitcoins I bought at $0.06 instead of selling them at $0.30, especially after the price reached $8."
At the time, the decision seemed logical. Cryptocurrency was still a relatively unknown experiment, and many didn't imagine it would have a significant future. Selling Bitcoin at five times its purchase price was considered a real success by the standards of that era.
But time has changed the story. Today, more than 14 years later, and with the price of Bitcoin reaching more than $90,000, those 1,700 Bitcoins would have been worth more than $153.2 million, had he kept them.
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