Looking back at all the missed opportunities over the years, the most painful one has to be Bitcoin.

Just imagine—when BTC was hovering around $80, you had to have the guts to believe that one day it would be included in a major country's strategic reserves, be able to go toe-to-toe with gold, and at the very least, shoot up to six figures. How many people back then dared to think that way?

But just having the idea wasn't enough. What did the real tough players do? They built positions in batches, and specifically bought in when the market was most panicked. Times when there was a massive hash rate crash or mining farms were shutting down en masse—while others were panic selling, you were buying in, and with a heavy position.

Of course, this is all hindsight. But to be honest, this logic still applies today—dare to imagine, dare to go in heavily, know when to time the market. The market is always repeating itself; only the assets and timing are different.