The dynamism of the world economy now is on the high side. This is because the world is indirectly facing hard times even before the covid-19 problem. Covid-19 only increases the level of hard times. Most GDP is dropping because jobs have been lost.

The governments need to look into agriculture seriously because of food shortages globally.

Emotions play an important role, tested on itself. There were similar cases when sell, and then regretted. But here you can not guess, can the course go up or fall like a climber from a high mountain. Therefore, an investment needs a cold head - chose a project and expect growth, periodically looking at the mood in the market.

The profit taking between traders and investors is different, but in principle it must have the price target. Before we buy/sell in the market, we must have a careful plan so that we can stay in the market for a long time.
The market is very dynamic. No one in this world can accurately predict the direction of the market. If you are absolutely sure of the prospects of the portfolio you hold, then I don’t recommend selling everything. If you are not sure, it is best to take all profits and mix in a new portfolio that is still promising. The market will always go through a "bearish-sideways-bullish" cycle, so we need to learn to take profit/stop loss.

If you have any skills which you can offer to others and be paid in crypto, then you need to present what you know how to do. It's not enough just to write a nice welcome message.
If you haven't any skills which can be interested here or it's possible to do it online, probably the only option for you is to check the bounty section here and try to find yourself in any of them.
Here is also micro earning section, where you will find several ways to "free" crypto, but these are generally very small amounts and it will be hard for you to touch your goal "two or three ETH".

Keep on your mind, most major cryptocurrencies have a certain value and are very easily converted into real money. as with real ^FIAT money no one shares it for free, it is the same with cryptocurrencies.

I think you are referring to a particular set of scammers that would do social hacking rather than pure old hacker work and mostly related to identity theft. You can potentially get scammed in so many ways and credit card fraud is so frequent that there is not a single guide that can help you avoid it. Even commercial software sometimes comes with trojans - remember the SolarWinds hack - and even the apparently safest companies may have penetrations from time to time.

There is just common sense left.

Hi all,

On my old laptop I had my doge wallet installed. When I open the wallet i cannot locate the key file anywhere.

So the wallet cannot open any file. Every file produces an error, I must have accidentally deleted the wallet file.

I have my private key and password saved but cannot use it due to the wallet file missing.

I was using the dogecoin core wallet for Windows.

Is there a way I can get to my dogecoins?

Thanks

All eyes are on the BNB due to the increase in Ethereum's gas fee. Thinking about the beginning, it can be understood that the BNB's gas-free is increasing day by day. Although I don't know the exact reason behind it, the curiosity is there.

That's true, not all of the coins will recover just as what we see with other altcoins that have been through thick and thin of the market. There's no way for them to recover even if the bear market's gone. A sample of those can be found on the last pages of coin ranking sites.
You'll be surprised that plenty of them have been through that situation and never got the attention to recover as they're dying slowly.

I think because the economy is the foundation of life. the current economic level is the benchmark of prosperity, from personal to state. i think all the disciplines of science will lead to the economy

There are five risks in the use of Bitcoin:

(1) Policy risks. The decentralized nature of Bitcoin may threaten the traditional monetary system, affect the government's macro-control capabilities and reduce fiscal revenue;

(2) Legal risks. At present, Bitcoin is only protected by the laws of various countries as a virtual commodity rather than a currency;

(3) Speculation risk. Bitcoin does not have national credit or physical assets as protection, and the price may fluctuate sharply, which is extremely risky for investors;

(4) Money laundering risk. Bitcoin has the characteristics of anonymity and freedom from geographical restrictions. It is difficult to monitor the flow of funds, and it will be very easy to circumvent government supervision;

(5) Substitution risk. Bitcoin still has defects such as lack of credit guarantee, poor security performance and easy to cause deflation. At the same time, it has to face the competition of various emerging altcoins, and there is a greater risk of substitution.

When will this madness end?
Who is willing to pay such amounts for a transaction?

Have you notice how corporations took over the internet ?

I am a web dev and designer from 2008 ...i remember the internet being more human / person to person even chatting was fun back in '00 ...now the internet ...it's like a giant platform to do propaganda / advertise / spam and  for narcissists to showoff  on social networks like insta and fbook ...in my opinion we need to do something to get the vibe and freedom back ... else small businesses will have 0 chance against corporations and people will be continue to be programmed in to thinking the internet should be like it is now.

Not good for the economy not good for people.


It's similar to bitcoin when the movement started ... it was fun ,now di.ks with suits (fund managers ) started to hoard it...sure it is 50k now ,but you can't use it for the reason it was created... to be a currency...

Even youtube lost it's charm with does ads...