A very rich man once said “Failure is an option here. If things are not failing you are not innovating.”
And I hope he's right because I've been failing a lot since discovering crypto.
Back in 2014 I was active online and aware of Bitcoin and I failed to act, I knew its potential but I was unwilling to invest my own cash. After a failed attempt to mine some, I turned to Doge coin for about a day before losing interest. There were two lessons to be learned there.
You only regret the chances you didn't take
This one is self explanatory. I'm sure everyone here wishes they had made different decisions in the past and I hope you have also learned from it
If what you're doing isn't working, change it
This one would prove to be very useful. While my laptop reached temperatures nearing the surface of the sun mining Doge coin, I realised the handful of coins would never be worth the time invested. Even after 7 years the 30 coins I mined amounted to less than a single Leofinance article.
Since then I have bounced around every faucet and blogging site trying to find what works for me. I wasted many weeks on coinpot. I've done every coinbase earn lesson and even (successfully!!! I know right!?!) traded on it despite the fees. My most recent success was noise.cash which has helped open my eyes about how faucet sites are only viable with referrals. And after weeks of depending on a bot for payouts on read.cash I've discovered you Leofinance.
And after only a day I'm starting to think you're the Bitcoin, not the Dogecoin in my story.