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I don't like talking about the specifics of my holdings, but I got in back in 2011, and though I sold off a good chunk when it hit $10k, I still have a significant stash that's earmarked for my retirement. I currently make relatively small, regular purchases which I use for zaps and other small transactions, but the bulk is kept in cold storage.

The Daniel ⚡️ 1y ago

But that’s why (IMHO) there’s no need to feel bad about what you’ve spent in the past. You’ve still made a solid plan for your future that will outperform most people alive on this planet.

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SLCW 1y ago

It's not something that plagues my thoughts, or causes me regular distress. It's just something I look back at with regret. No matter what you have, I think it's kinda hard not to feel some sorta way about a decision that cost you $400k. Especially if you didn't grow up with money.

I've never been cavalier with money, and no matter what I have, I don't think I'll ever be one of those people who wastes money for the sake of wasting it. I'll never be someone who lights $100 bills on fire as a way of showing off. Even if I could afford it. The way I grew up, and what I was taught about money in my youth is still with me. And I think that's a good thing.