It’s never too late to buy Bitcoin. The problem is that most people don’t understand Bitcoin or how the fiat monetary system works. You really have to dive deep down the rabbit hole and make a paradigm shift to break free from the fiat matrix and truly understand Bitcoin for it to click.

This is one of the best videos I’ve seen that explains in a simple way why it’s never too late to buy Bitcoin. I watched it myself, and everyone should watch it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek-q3LpWNEg

I won't blame the guy too much because that was the early days of Bitcoin and anyone can easily not believe in it, and many of the people blaming him may not have seen the big future for Bitcoin back then.
But if he had the knowledge about Bitcoin back then the amount was low I will want to believe he still kept track on Bitcoin so if he miss Bitcoin at that price the. He should still have got in at anytime the price was low.

Reading old texts about early holders who bought Bitcoin is incredibly interesting! I remember reading a thread on this forum about a trader. He was actively trading Bitcoin and telling other forum members about his trading. Buying or selling 500 Bitcoins was a common thing for him. However, one day the price of the first cryptocurrency reached 100 US dollars. On that day, this trader, a smart and interesting person, literally went crazy. He announced that the bubble had burst, that Bitcoin had crashed and the price would soon fall to zero. I will never trade Bitcoin again - he wrote. Sell your cryptocurrency urgently! For me, this was a very instructive story. You need to believe in the prospects of Bitcoin, and it is never too late to buy it.

I got to know BTC in 2017 and obviously, like almost everyone else, I wish I had gotten to know it and invested earlier, in 2011 or 2013 who knows

But even when I did, I couldn't understand 100% what Bitcoin was and my first satoshis were bought with a lot of fear of losing money 
I bought something around 20 USD the first time and I was afraid it would devalue and I would lose money. At the time, that was a significant amount for me 

In my case, it wasn't even a question of procrastination, but rather my process of understanding BTC, getting some experience and then investing more and better

Regret is a completely normal human behavior.

For instance, I regret not spending more time with my mother when she was alive, but I can't go back. I also can't go back to 2015 when I got my first bitcoin and buy more of it. I knew it was going to be big, did not know how big. That's why I appreciate the good decisions that I made. I'm happy that I held BTC and that I'm still holding it. I could have had more, but I'm still in a better situation than 99% of owners. I'm literally in the 1% of bitcoiners who own more than 1 BTC.

I explained why he is at fault but you respond like you didn't read my post at all. It is good to risk $100 if the potential return is something like thousand times that 1000x or more. You are probably going to spend that $100 on some junk. Most people in the western world are wasting money all the time. It is better put into something, even very risky things like Bitcoin was back then.

Well, at that time, the vast majority of people didn’t even really understand what Bitcoin was for. If someone took the time to study it and understood that it’s an alternative financial system, a way to preserve purchasing power, everyone would just hold... but no, people insist on treating it like an asset, some kind of company stock. So of course, when the price goes up, they get greedy and sell everything, without even realizing that Bitcoin’s natural path is to keep multiplying in fiat terms over time.

The luckiest people are those who bought it at that time, then forgot about it and came back or remembered it after Bitcoin became a serious topic all over the world because its price skyrocketed and was hunted by investors. Even though its increase continued, those who bought at that time will not be followed by new investors when its price is very high in terms of profit and they will definitely become billionaires.

So even if you realize that you have Bitcoin at that time and do not forget about it, I am sure that when the price of Bitcoin reaches its highest price several times they will definitely sell it immediately because they are happy that Bitcoin gives them profits that may be beyond their expectations or they are afraid that the price will fall again and that will make them regret it. So we cannot conclude that those who owned Bitcoin at that time would not sell it when the price of Bitcoin continued to exceed its highest price, and another reason is because at that time Bitcoin was not yet popular and many people did not know and understand Bitcoin and it did not even cross their minds that Bitcoin would be something surprising. And for those who compare that time with now and say regret, that is just nonsense because if they realize having Bitcoin, the word regret will always be there when they sell it when the price of Bitcoin continues to rise and so on, so only very lucky people who have Bitcoin at that time and hold on until now or even in the future.

I see the same thing all the time on Reddit; it's SO easy to look back with hindsight being 20/20, but REMEMBER:

MOST of these same people would have sold the second it started climbing anyway; they merely lost out a little sooner.

I keep hearing this yet I know plenty of holders who have been holding since $100 or less. It depends a lot on whether you got Bitcoin because of knowledge and conviction or not.