If only we can see the future, many people will not make mistakes about their investment plans, they'll make the right decisions because they already knows the future outcome. I hope that you went ahead to keep buying and holding Bitcoin till now, because if you do that means that you've made a very wise and profitable investment decision. Bitcoin in it's nature is volatile, so even if there's price instability for a while, experience shows that it'll overcome it and start to pump or dump. With the anticipation of the coming bull run since last year should've been an indicator to you that despite Bitcoin price instabilities then that along the way that it's price will continue to rise because of the coming bull season. If you stopped then it's not too late now to start as price is estimated to hit $100 by the end of this year.

There are many reasons why crime is on the increase these days, but I want to focus on population explosion, this is a major factor of the increase in crime, as far as I know. It will sound ridiculous but poor men actually have more than 10 children, especially in the tribe that the OP is talking about, they're illiterates and destitute, all they do is keep producing babies. Their kids will go about constituting nuisance in the society, begging and stealing, also being used to commit various criminal activities. I think that the government is addressing the matter now. So I totally agree that parents should give birth to the number of children that they can carter for, and try as much as possible to give them good foundation so that they'll grow up to be responsible citizens. Children that are not properly brought up are far more likely to become criminals than those that were properly raised and thought good manners.

It's true that scammers don't take breaks they operate everyday of the year looking for victims to steal from, but Bitcoin bull run season is also a boom season for them to scam more people because many newbie investors will enter the market. As the OP has stated areas to watch out for it's important for anybody that's looking to make the most of the bull season to be very cautious and carry out thorough research before putting their money in any crypto projects, because scam projects will be on the increase. The Bitcoin ETF approval is a new angle that scammers will also utilize to scan victims because the concept is new to most crypto users, it is an area that should be very well researched so scammers will not tell you make believe stories to steal from you.

Bitcoin has paved the way for Ethereum speedy approval, so I don't see Ethereum having any delays when it reaches it's deadline in May, it has the potentials of getting it's ETF without further delays. I think that the outcome of Bitcoin ETF can play a major role when it's the turn of Ethereum ETF, it's success will have a positive impact on the side of the US SEC, to approve for Ethereum, without any delays. Big names like blackrock, are already in line for Ethereum, so I'm quite positive that Ethereum don't need to go through the rigors of Bitcoin before getting the green light.

Investing in memecoins can be likened to gambling, you make your pick, put money in it and accept whatever outcome that you get, they're an easy way to get very fast returns on a very short time and they also carry the risk of losing your money in scam projects. So it depends on individual investor risk tolerance, if they have the appetite for it then it's ok to give a shot at one, but let them remember to atleast carry out some reasonable research about their choice meme and invest the amount that they can afford to loose.

Na digital technology be di way forward now to become financially independent to de make money, weda na to take advantage of AI technology or for cryptocurrency, na to learn and sabi am come de make money ontop am. One of di best investments wey person wey know wetin de na to invest money for Bitcoin. Stress no de am at all, just de accumulate and de hold am, if bull run reach you sale am and make plenty profit, or you continue to de accumulate and hodle. E no be like some shitcoins dem wey go waste your money for you, im don prove im reputation as the best and most reliable cryptocurrency wey you go take your money buy.

It's still quite early to judge or conclude the performance and impact of the new CEO Richard Teng, I think that Binance is still running the way CZ left it, except for a few changes like the listing of some new tokens. CZ worked so hard to build Binance to be the number one crypto exchange, and I think that Mr. Teng, must be the right man for the job, if not he wouldn't have been appointed. Although it's still quite early to know whether he can fit very well in his new position, whether Binance will still retain it's number one position will soon unfold under his new leadership.

You gave very good tips to the road to becoming a failure, and it is quite easy, all the individual has to do is follow them or simply do nothing, they all lead to the same destination. I perticularly singled out numbers 2 and 3, they're very remarkable, follow them and the individual will not only become poor but with an extra bargage of having enemies.

In our present world today the cost of a comfortable lifestyle is quite expensive and most incomes can not meet up the demands of goods and services that keeps increasing, so depending on one source of static income can not continue to carter for the increasing cost of living. Without an alternative source of income the earner is inviting poverty.

People have learnt from bitter experiences not to reveal their true financial status to family and friends, because if they know your true worth, most of them will keep coming back for more loans or free money. If you don't give you'll become an enemy and if you give and they don't pay back, when you complain you'll likely still become an enemy. It's better to give the amount that you can afford to loose, unless you're planning to become poor.

I doubt that women can make better gamblers than men because of their nature, women are more tender and can easily break down emotionally if they experience loses, but they're good in managerial positions, if you give most of them money to manage in the home or community they have that motherly instinct to be able to use the money prudently to carter for the needs at hand. But when it comes to taking the risks that is involved in providing the money, with all due respect to them, I'll say that men takes the lead. Therefore gambling is risky and it takes guts to bet your money on something that you can't know the outcome, and by nature men are better equipped to take and withstand the pressures risks without showing too much emotions.

I think that without being too technical in analyzing Bitcoin, that I can give advice, atleast regarding it's investment, the basic thing is be informed about the best time to buy, which is when there's price dip, during bear run, begin to accumulate till bull run and decide to sale or keep holding. So it's to follow the fundamental analysis and understand the market trends, being an investor in Bitcoin is not that complex, especially if the person is holding on a long term.

I wouldn't go near giving Bitcoin or any altcoin professional trading advice to anybody, because I'm yet to aquire enough knowledge about their analysis, whatever advice that I can give based on my knowledge so far, I'd have to tell the person to carry out their own research before deciding to make any trading decisions.

I think that men by nature likes to take care of their wives by providing for every of her needs, and when they start to have children she'd be managing the home while he provides money and protection for them. But due to the high demands of the society, a better standard of living, to afford a comfortable lifestyle costs money, and most men are not able to meat up this demands, so it becomes necessary in most cases that the wife is established to be making financial inputs in the family. 

Traditionally it's the sole responsibility of the man to provide for the family, but because of too much financial burden on the man and because of modernization it has become a normal thing for women to work and support their families. If I'm super rich I'll encourage my wife not to work and concentrate on taking care of the family, but I'm not rich, so because of that I'll encourage her to work and support the family.

This is the approach that I've taken now, I hold my Bitcoin in peace and do every cryptocurrency related activities without any advertisements, because people who don't understand Bitcoin unfortunately likens it to Ponzi or some scam project and I'd have a hard time trying to explain that it's not true. I was very enthusiastic about preaching Bitcoin to friends, but I never got any positive response, so i eventually gave up, I even removed the signboard in front of my shop, advertising that I collect Bitcoin as payments, because nobody did. The few friends that I told about this forum then where more interested about how soon they'll start to earn from campaigns, they lose interest when I tell then the slow process. I can only discuss Bitcoin with anybody if I see genuine interest in them.

The long awaited SEC approval of Bitcoin ETF has finally happened, a good news for Bitcoin investors, although there was news about the approval being fake news yesterday, but I'm glad that it's behind us now. I'm hoping that it lives up to the it's hype since last year and make Bitcoin to be more profitable, because there shouldn't be anything holding it to reach the $100 mark.

Investing in top Altcoins should be profitable too now because investors will want to take the advantage of the Bitcoin pumping to bull run and also be happy to take advantage of them, because they'll also bull run too. I agree with the potentials of the top altcoins that you mentioned, especially Ethereum, which investors are tipping to make massive impact like Bitcoin. Although I've decided to put all my eggs in one basket in this bull run, it's only Bitcoin for me.

I reason with wetin Samlucky O, talk for dis matter, we need moderator and sub board for dis our local board, so dem go de help us to de moderate di board, if dem see post wey no make sense na to delete or move am to di appropriate board wey e belong. Also I notice say almost all di oda local boards get sub board, and if we also get am e go help to reduce di issues of where posts belong. Our ogas dem don address dis issue before, and e still de happen, most newbies no get experience of wetin dem suppose post, but gradually dem go de learn. Where wahala go de na if experienced members de bring low quality or irrelevant posts.

For di second matter I believe say pidgin English no get dictionary, na free style slang, so make you just try to understand wetin di person de try talk about. Although di content of some people writing de very poor, weda na English or pidgin.

I'm likewise just hearing about the Grincoin, for the first time in this thread, guess it had it's glory days before I ventured into cryptocurrency business. I know that to be relevant in the crypto industry, a project has to be up and doing, probably be coming up with new innovations to capture new investor interests and retain the ones that they have. Members are likening it to Monero, I guess that they share the same features, but Monero, is clearly far ahead of Grincoin, I hope that it's developers will come up with something new because we need more top coins to make choices from in the crypto market.

So it could be an inside job, perhaps a group from the inside to test how the crypto community will react to the much awaited and anticipated news of Bitcoin ETF. One thing is certain now that it's a fake news, so where do we go from here and when are we looking at to hear the authentic news? I'm hoping that we're not hit by another fake news again.

Bitcoin is doing very well alongside the Existing powerful currencies like the US dollar, so if the BRICS nations were to create there own currency and perhaps reduce the use of Bitcoin, I don't think that it'll have any major impact on Bitcoin. Maybe for a short term but eventually Bitcoin will recover and pick up again, because it's only on the national levels that Bitcoin usage will be affected, but millions of their citizens can still go ahead in holding Bitcoin.

Remember that more people are being more aware of the potentials of Bitcoin as a decentralized digital currency that gives them privacy in transactions and a valuable investment asset, so if a few drops Bitcoin and more adopts it, then it's a win for it.

It's true, thinking about profit strategy in gambling can be deceptive to newbies who might actually think that gambling can be a sure source of income, where study of long term profit strategy is applicable. For me gambling is not that profitable to be able to determine how to manage a long term strategy for it's profitability, unless you're talking about how to manage a big win in the long run. People can hit the jackpot in gambling and win millions of dollars, if not managed well the gambler can surprisingly become poor in a short period of time, so I think that it's in such cases that the question of long term profitable strategies will be relevant.

Your post pretty much sums up the answer to this discussion, analysis are not facts, they're just intelligent arrangements and assumptions on ways to achieve favorable results, so I'm happy that in the end they let the reader to understand that they have to carry out their own research and make their decisions. I don't think that you can get a perfect analysis from anywhere about cryptocurrency because of the dynamics of the market, it is volatile and risky, so your perfect analysis can change before you enter the market.

You shouldn't be surprised if you see the same analytic flaws that you see in Cointelegraph, in other online crypto sites, so the best thing to de is gather information from different sources and perhaps sum up your own analysis

I'm my country banks operates with their customer transactions and loans based on interest rate and there has been no issues as far as I know. Although there was a time when the Muslim faitfulls in Nigeria, were advocating for Islamic banks, because of this collecting of interests on loans, but I don't know if the issue has been addressed because I've not heard of any Islamic banks yet. I believe that it'll be good to have Islamic banks to carter for the loan requirements of faithful Muslims, who will want to do loan transactions in line with their beliefs, also for none Muslims who will want to choose the none interest banking system. I however wonder how Islamic banks will make profit without collecting interests on loans, how do they pay their staff and run the bank?