The problem is immediacy.

Once, a few years ago, more precisely 12 years ago, I worked in the film industry. Making cinema in Brazil is "suffering in paradise" you can be sure.

I needed to use extra income and I agreed to answer some questions online in exchange for some BTCs. Little was known about crypto in those days here. I answered so many surveys a day that I got to add 25 BTCs! At that time it was easy to get the news of the moment. I had no idea how to trade, but I added that virtual currency anyway.

On a beautiful day a friend who worked in the financial market and under my consultation told me "It will not happen, it is a fad. It will be difficult for you to change" this ". You are wasting time" !!!!

Discouraged, I stopped answering the surveys and gradually left the sites that sent me the questions despite insistent emails.

The years passed and the regret of those words still echoes today in my conscience. I think the big problem for human beings in general is to be immediate. Most think in order to have what they need today and not in a few years. The same question still applies today and will undoubtedly continue to disturb the minds of billions of others.

To sell or not to sell: that is the question. The question may even be well-founded, since we have seen BTC reach its peak? I don't think so yet, but I may be mistaken. Chaos prophets will say that it was not even to have started.

Regarding the BTCs of yore, I lost all the coins simply by forgetting the passwords of those sites, letting a few million reais slip through my fingers nowadays.

Rush is the enemy of perfection (popular saying)