My biggest crypto mistake wasn't greed. I was buying a future I could see. I got a $100 airdrop. It climbed to $1,600, and I wanted more. So I took $5,200 from the savings for my cassava milling machine and bought the token at $16. I thought I was buying the future. I had actually bought the top. A week later, it fell 58%. I lost more than I'd ever made from crypto. The painful part? I already had enough to buy one milling machine. If I'd taken $600 from the airdrop and bought it, I'd have had a real asset and a business to build for my family too. Instead, I pictured owning two more machines and risked the money for the first one too. What would I do differently? Cash is king. I'd take $600 for the machine first, convert $700 to stablecoins, and leave $300 in the market. Let that part rise or fall. My plans shouldn't depend on a token staying green. I didn't know 90% give crypto gains back through poor money management. I had a win that could have changed my life, but ambition made me risk the very thing I was trying to build. This mistake shaped how I see money beyond crypto. @RallyOnChain asked for our crypto confessions. This is mine. What's a crypto mistake that changed how you make decisions in life today?