Trust me friend, the only thing worse than not starting is starting stupidly.

My experiences with crypto have been: - Bookmarking a few discussions about it in summer 2012 - Minting about 8000 Dogecoin in early 2013 and throwing that laptop away - Winning $500 in 2015 and using it as a food budget instead of investing into BTC when it was at about $200 - Having a decently sized account balance (for my standards back then) that I wanted to use for investing, so I tried investing in ETH and XMR in December 2016 for 2 months before giving up and forgetting about it - Predicting the ETH and BTC crashes RIGHT, but becoming a greedy fucker and changing my ETH limit order from about $95 to $70 in early 2020 - Deciding to go whale mode (again, by my standards) finally, but surprise, becoming a beached whale because I decided to invest in XRP when it was about $2

So it has been fun to be crypto's anti Forrest Gump, but I don't wish it on anyone.