Most of these projects had just one purpose. And that was to make the promoters rich. And in most of the cases, the original purpose is realized. The promoters dumped most of their tokens after triggering the pump-and-dump cycles and in the end most of the tokens were left with the investors. The development stopped after the promoters made their exit. Now the investors have the useless tokens with them, and they can't sell these tokens as they have been delisted from the major exchanges.

I think that a good investor should soberly assess their capabilities and rationally use their capital to invest in the most promising cryptocurrencies and the most worthy new projects, because if we do not conduct the correct Technical analysis and make the choice in favor of bad projects, then this is not only a waste of investment  funds, but also a negative impact on the entire cryptocurrency market, since we encourage the development of bad projects and the reproduction of junk coins.

Bitcoin saw its price jumped from $400 to $800 USD per coin during the 2016 halving. Can we expect the same for next year's BTC halving?

I've written a little article on the halving and need you guys to point out inaccuracies. Let's get ourselves pump and ready to rip the benefit (if there will be any).

https://www.cryptozink.io/what-is-bitcoin-halving-when-why-2020/

I wish i could use my bitcoin in my daily expenses but unfortunately the marketplaces that operate in my country are not friendly to cryptocurrencies and so none accept it at the moment. I am hoping once the adoption of cryptocurrencies and bitcoin keep increasing they will get to understand things and modify their payment systems to accepting bitcoin.

In order for us not to keep on losing money we need to keep holding on it, even we do nothing , like trading or playing gamble with our bitcoin it still changing the price of it  , I think better to buy more bitcoins now! Or if you dont have more money better to keep holding it rather than selling and a sudden dump happen. If you buy bitcoin in $7500 last time then you have a $300 loss I think , so better to hold it now.

It seems to me one of the usual propaganda statements made by those who have an interest in blocking the spread of crypto.
The crimes that can be committed with crypto can very well be committed even better with cash.
And anyway they are statements that cannot be contested, therefore they have no value.

I think the most important thing to become a trader is to control your emotions. Many new traders often let their emotions overwhelm and they often make the wrong decisions. If you have negative thoughts while trading, it is best to stop and resolve those emotions before returning to your trade.

I think big miners will drop the price to $4,000 or less precisely to try to make small miners give up. So i don't think the cost of production has any relation with the last rebound

It is already too late to sell in such a market, so it is necessary to hold now and if possible to buy perspective coins in the market.

That is why everyone expects when Bitcoin will rise in price by at least a third.  If today we have $ 7,000, then the best investment is for a period until Bitcoin rises to $ 10,000.

This is a matter of fact that there are traders who do best in day trading and on the contrary there are others who secure big profits in long term trading. So in short no type of trading is good or bad, it is how you deal them and what your skills are regarding the type of trading. Of course if short but constant profit is desired, going for short term is great but if otherwise is desired, go for long term trading.

You don't have to use Youtube for that, there is twitch and several others. Google can only hurt itself by going too draconian. Still, its their service, they can do with it whatever they want. If you give your content to them, you have to accept the consequences.

Not sure if p2p streaming will ever take off, many attempts have been made but they don't seem to catch on. People are too complacent to centralized services. They are even willing to fork money for them.

Oh and if your life depends on youtube, did it ever occurred to you that youtube might disappear tomorrow? Same with other centralized service. I remember warning people that Microsoft instant messenger would someday disappear, they didn't believe me, and now its long gone, all msn contacts lost, only a puny amount went into skype (which sucks even more).

So you mean that bitcoin halving will have no impact on the start of the next bull run. Also even if those people do not rebuy, don't you think we have new investments both individual and institutional which is another reason why bitcoin should be moving up always. Back in time 2017, there were very less awareness of bitcoins as it is now, so more people should jump in the train this time around.

I’ve been into Bitcoin since 2014. It’s always been my main thing, however I’ll admit I got swept up in the 2017 cycle and got burned on quite a few projects. I eventually consolidated back to 100% bitcoin.

Now I find myself in a situation where I really believe in Ethereum as the only other viable project. I’ve been accumulating Ether to the point where now I’m 80% BTC, 10% Eth and, 10% USDC (prepared to buy more BTC when the time is right).

I’m preparing for Eth 2.0 staking. I see all the Defi projects built on Eth. The stablecoins, the ecosystem. If Eth fell, it would bring a huge chunk of the crypto market down with it. So for this reason, I can’t see ethereum really disappearing. It’s the only crypto that I’ve actually used (I bought something with USDC, an ERC-20 token).

That said, I am concerned about those stolen $100million in Eth. That can depress the value of Eth for years. I’m concerned about the constant hard forking, the constant delay of Eth 2.0, and the general amateurish feeling of the project. I hate that Vitalik, and the ethereum foundation dumped their bags on people at the ATH.

Part of me wants to just sell my Eth for BTC and not look back. Another part of me wants to keep buying Eth as it goes down.

Any intelligent insights on this forum? Not a pissing match, not a shitcoin shill session. Just honest feelings about Ethereum from other veterans in the space.

All of us are afraid of losing money but the problem is there are people who cannot manage very well the fear of losing money. I also afraid to lose money but I can handle the fear, even though the cryptocurrencies are high risk investment; I still patronizing it due to the potential rewards that I can get. Investing is good decision but we should make sure that we know what we are doing.

Ether is my best pick because that ether have potentials to goes up the price x100 because as we can see in the past years will bubble the price. So maybe soon ether will goes up again and double the price that the ether price past years. And also good the coins that you mention sir buylt my best pick is ether and i want to keep them and wait for the right time.

If you know what you are doing and have a knowledge then do trading and you knoe that there's a risk and chance of losing your money and not just double but triple your profit if you have bougt the right and timing to trade.

That's why you need to research on which is the best crypto to buy or do trade to make a lot of profit and also depend on how much money you will invest.

I don't watch many videos about trading, because all of those videos don't really cover all the implications. We should read more about trading methods and capital management from the beginning, it will be a good foundation for us in the future. But you need to understand one thing, this trade is not easy to master. We need to pay the price for our mistakes in the beginning, that amount can go up to thousands of dollars if you join and don't keep your head cool. I used to be the one who got hit badly by the market and I realize that new traders like you need to learn the best possible capital management before trading.

Personally, I strongly support Malaysia's plan, cash transactions really need to be reduced to make efficiency in transactions.  cash is an old concept, I have started using online transactions in various important activities such as buying daily necessities, buying gasoline and paying bills, in addition to greatly facilitating me, I can also monitor how much I spend money every month.

Crypto-trader and Blockroots co-founder, Josh Rager, believes it is highly unlikely we will see bitcoin price nosedive straight to $5k. Whilst he doesn’t rule out a drop to this level, in his opinion “there would be bounces in between.”

https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-highly-unlikely-to-nose-dive-to-5k-right-now-analyst/