With so much direct involvement and interest in crypto. It's highly probable that Elon musk is a large trader and hodler. And with the resources and talents he have, he could make the most efficient bot to trade and make profit even if it needs manipulating the whole market. With his capital, he could be a whale that's making huge profits and Elon Musk could anonymously be the richest person in the world.

BNB is quite useful when I trade on Binance. And when people are trading in huge amounts, it does not makes much sense what price the coin is as the fees discount are converted and carried out in USD value. i.e. whatever the price, if you are buying small amounts of BNB to get a 25% of fee reduction, you are still in profit. But for long term buy and hold, I feel BNB is overvalued at the moment.

If I planned to buy and hold some bitcoin for long term, I'd surely wrap them. They are well backed and there are no risks of wbtc being undervalued compared to BTC. But I am not going to shift just for the yield as it's still much lower. At current bullish time, altcoins trading have came as a better way to get a profit form crypto.

I too sometimes feel it's something we miss. A chat room with like minded crypto enthusiasts.
I have used many not so specific chat rooms available when I'm in need of knowing something or just spreading happiness and experience.
You may find me chatting randomly in chat rooms of gambling sites, microwallets and even in Youtube live videos about crypto.

I needed to have a binance smart chain wallet for the bounty I'm participating in. Searched for it and the most promising option came out to be the Trust mobile wallet. There were no good and friendly wallets for PCs. Trust wallet was on my phone for some time and it was easy to start with.

Crypto market has been unpredictive but the general trend seems to be the price growing for the last 10 years. I personally made a lot of mistakes buying and selling coins at wrong time. The best and risk free strategy would be to buy a promising coin and hold till you are in good profit. Jumping coins and investing in a less known coins are not a great idea.

Had some Tron. Just sold it too early and failed to capitalize on the current rise. KIN is having a good price pump today. It's a great time to take profit while the token itself is a token of a business and an online messaging app. That's a very competitive market to prosper. I don't have high hopes with SIA, they have been here for quite a time but couldn't produce a useable service. Easy and UNI are surely promising but we need to wait for the price to settle.

I've been poor on choosing a coin and people should do their own research when it comes to investment of their own money.
Recently I found 1Inch to be a platform with huge possibilities. NFTs would have been a quick earn scheme but it's hard to know which of it would pump and when. 1Inch on the other hands looks like a great place for aggregation of Dexes. It has its shortcoming but the platform is new and fresh and actively improving.

It's no surprise that a lot of people are resistive to change specially when it involves them financially. Some just jumped in to crypto hearing the large profit someone else made while some were calculating the risk and reward. One of the thing that really boosted the adoption of crypto is its acceptance from established businesses. Paypal and Mastercard are what people are used to and now they accept crypto. Elon Musk is an idol to many and he is a good crypto fan and now selling cars for bitcoins. Though choosing the right coin and buying and selling them on proper time would still be tricky for newbies.

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Polkadot was surely a good buy last year. But with all those rise in price and increased competition, I don't think it would repeat it's success both in volume on it's platform and price of it's token. Defi and dex platform as well how we interact between different blockchain networks are ever changing. It would be better to look at newer alternatives that are still low in price but have a promising future. 

Collectibles and arts have always been a lucrative market. It's seems valid for something like the founder of twitter selling his first tweet as NFT and getting a good value because there would just be one of it and a single person would be the owner of it for as long as he/she wants. It's a fame bought with money. But not all NFT's would remain as popular. WIth everyone moving everything to NFT, their value would keep decreasing.

Religion and Haram and Halal in Islam are always influenced by people and time. Middle-east once was a center of science and technology, early Muslim text are filled with brewing techniques and praises about alcohol, women had a much prominent role in the family and it all co-existed with Islam. But with change in leaders and their preferences, there's no more place for those things.

Alice have made wonders for the initial investors. They were not selling alice anywhere after the binance announcement so we had to wait till the listing. Missed the initial price but got to get some 52 Alice for an average of 24.5 and I believe it would rise further more as the circulating supply are still low and many people have not realized it and its potential.

USDT when I'm doing inter exchange transactions and taking USDT depended services in some exchanges. USDT (TRC20) while withdrawing between exchange which generally have no fees. I use BUSD mostly for binance (and I use binance the most) as it's readily available with almost all pairs and is available to stake for launchpool.

Mewwallet is nice for android. You can easily connect it to the website when on PC. Exodus and Atomic wallet may have both Android and PC wallet support and could run the same thing at both places but it's difficult to manage ERC20 tokens and the interface is a clutter if you are using just a few of the coins. Trustwallet is also a popular option now as they support ERC20 tokens.

With trusted online business like binance and many other pools providing 100% (sometimes a small service charge) staked rewards with the users and taking in all the complexity of hosting the validator, I don't think making your own just for staking profit would be a good idea. Though you might miss out the voting and other rights that may come along with hosting your own validating node.

Most of the initial coins that were announced here were open source and community based. And bitcointalk initially had the most vibrant crypto community you'd found. They needed the help and support of the community. Currently, most of the announced coins are commercial tokens. They just set up their website and make a deal with popular exchange to get listed.

News like this are the main reason behind NFT boost

https://www.cnet.com/news/christies-nft-auction-closes-at-69-million-as-digital-art-sets-off-a-gold-rush/

With the success and attention towards NFT, almost all of the new coins have added NFT features or at least claims to develop that in future. This has created a similar circumstance as Defi hype. The early investors would surely profit on it, but it would have risks involved.

BNB hit it's ATH of over $300 after binance announced new coin in launchpool. And as the launchpool staking is already in progress and binance has been too selective in choosing coins to launch, I guess people would focus on the new coin rather than collecting more BNB. BNB is still very high and would require a correction to be in a safe buy range.