Was there ever a time where the volatility got to you? Where your feelings started overriding Bitcoin's fundamentals?
Im curious to know what the feelings like were at that time for you. What pushed you over the edge to sell, and more importantly, what have you learned since then to maintain unwavering confidence in Bitcoin?
Is getting shaken out purely just a lack of education problem?
Your perspective may help my cousin. I've been working on gradually orange pilling him (over the years), but he just isn't getting the Matrix "when you want to sell, you won't have to" meme. He isn't making the distinction between Bitcoin as savings and as an investment, and thus, consistently gets caught up in price, headlines, and all the typical nonsense keeping people out of Bitcoin.
Maybe it's a bad question. Perhaps most or all of stackers here have perfect diamond hands. I'm guilty too -- I've honestly never been scared out of my stack either. But would be interesting to hear from any OGs who maybe have.
I think it's an understanding of this meme that builds the true hodler mindset. What was your "aha" moment where you finally got it?