I though Ethereum was vaporware and passed on the crowdsale. No regrets. I just wasn't smarter. But after the genesis block, I heard people talking on r/btc that it actually worked. Then there was that report that Nick Szabo was an advisor to an Ethereum-based company. That blew my mind because Szabo is nobody's fool. So, I looked into it and all of Ethereum had a market cap of $80 million. That struck me as stupid because there were a ton of unicorns worth many billions of dollars that weren't even 1% as promising as Ethereum. So I bough a very little bit at 70 cents. By little, I mean less than a nice dinner even without wine. That one I do have regrets about. I knew better. I did the analysis. Although I had no suspicion that it would go vertical like it has, I knew it was undervalued at a $80 million market cap. I threw the cost of a dinner at it? Seriously. Ether is the only investment for which I have literally paid more than 200x the cost of my first investment.

P.S. Am massively proud that I spelled Nick's name as Szabo for this post when I believe it sounds like Satoshi.