I haven't made that many mistakes in crypto, but I have made some.

The biggest mistake I made was not being careful enough in 2016.

The amount of BTC I lost was close to $500 back then, but it would be worth a lot more (like, really a lot) now.

Still, at least I learnt from my mistake.

Another mistake I made was buying stupid and useless tokens during the 2021 bull run.

I took some losses and sold most of them, but we're talking two or maybe three figures at the most, so that's fine. I can live with that. Ironically, I still have pennies worth (down from $10 or so) of two tokens I can't withdraw from Coinbase because they were delisted.

In theory, I can still withdraw them normally, as in on the Ethereum network, which they both are, but that'd be pointless.

Now, presumably, the same thing happened to people holding Galxe (GAL), Litentry (LIT), Mines of Dalarnia (DAR), Orion Protocol (ORN) and PARSIQ (PRQ), all of which were delisted because, according to Coinbase, "updated versions have been released".

I'd only heard of Orion, I don't recall why, and Galxe, which was part of a Coinbase learn-and-earn quest a while back, which I obviously sold it immediately.

It seems that I did the right thing.