I used this wallet sometimes and yes, it is recommendable to those who want to have an instant swap of coins.  But remember the fees are much higher on the exchange which is most reliable if you want swapping coins.

Use an exchange if you want to trade your coins and if you were done, use a noncustodial wallet to store your coins.
If you are occasionally swapping coins on your wallet, the fees will kill you, and knowing that you are paying those fees then using a reliable exchange.
Suggestion and the link above that were shared was very useful, just have dig research and find your own solution.

The damage has been already done and you have been cheated.
You should know from the start that cheating isn't allowed here by using multiple accounts, this is now the consequence.  There's nothing we can do to remove the tag under your profile if the one who tagged you will not give a chance.  Do something convincing that will change her/his mind to change it into a neutral tag and promise not to do it again.  If it will not, just move on and find a real job, this forum is for the discussion and sharing knowledge about bitcoin and blockchain, isn't the sole purpose of making money or even spamming the bounty section.

Of course, there's a possibility that the hacker knows which wallet has a huge amount of Bitcoin because Bitcoin transaction on the blockchain is in public.  It's publicly disclose to anyone every transaction that can be done over the blockchain network but the problem is surely the hacker didn't know from who or where it comes from.  But yes, a hot wallet could be vulnerable to hacks if you always expose this from any transaction like using this on phishing exchange or any platform that could be used as a fraud.

Secure first your privacy and you always be fine, don't worry if you have control over your key, that is the most important to avoid hackers and always remember the golden rule.  "Not your key, not your coin".

You must be alarmed seeing your profile there are more than 50+ deleted posts by the moderators and upon having quick research on your profile, you have 387 deleted posts based on bpip.org.  It's alarming and maybe starting from now avoid spamming.

If you read this,
It's until a fourth offense and I think 1 to 2 offenses have made sense to warn you.  Maybe only moderators have known this feature and AFAIK, I didn't read it here how to determine how many offenses you currently have before the permaban will occur.  Let's just wait if mods will disclose this matter.

We can't blame them if they will hide their wealth on Bitcoin before getting a divorce because everything will be split, or dividing property when they are separated.  
I never heard such stories in my country because there's not yet a divorce approve here.  

I have never experienced this but I think this belongs to cheating if someone hides their assets to Bitcoin.

No, for newbies who still didn't understand how to secure a wallet or any wallets, I don't recommend a paper wallet, it's very crucial for them to use especially for those who wanted to give it a try.  So, I tend to agree with those comments above, it's a risky part to use paper wallets for newbies.

I prefer to use an air-gapped wallet particularly with the high-end device which you can use to install the Electrum wallet app that didn't connect to the internet and it's free but if you can afford it, no doubt hardware wallet is the best ever.

Based on many lists of trading courses, Udemy has been number there that you should use, and according to this blog it has required payments and I think that's fine because it's presumable paid services than the free.

There are too many trading courses out there that you can choose from and I prefer the paid service compared to the free one which costs under $100 amount.
Just visit the link above for further information and a comparison of the trading courses.

Those people are seeing a profit in a short term not the long term and most of them are usually getting into a trap.
I've noticed this too, when Bitcoin hit the ATH they are all talking about investing or asking "am I too late to invest".

I tend to agree with you, investing in Bitcoin is good for the long term, not just the short term.  Anytime is good to buy Bitcoin as long as you know how to hold the value and sell when you have a profit.  The more years that you can able to hold, there's a good potential to make profit.

I think there's no website that has a feature like what you're looking for.
Why not check them one by one in different blockchains that the website has.  IMO, blockchair.com the link the dropped above is more accurate to that but instead of the transactions fee comparison, it's a graph.

I dont know what is their role to each other but I guess they had a big correlation to each other. 
When it becomes Metaverse becomes bloom, for sure Bitcoin will grow so they had a strong correlation because there's an influence of Bitcoin over Metaverse that could create hype.

But it depends on the circumstances that may occur about the law, such as news that could be exploded and the crypto events which is possible of adoptions for sure Bitcoin price will react.

You're wrong, even on Youtube, there's a TheBitcoinTalkShow that can everyone watch regarding the forum.  What is the purpose of hiding?

Besides, we have IMO more than 3 million users here but I don't know how many of them are active you can check all stats in all user's profiles you can find them here.   https://bpip.org/
Do you think the hidden agenda is not to gather more users on this?

Until such time they can't jump in when seeing the market at a bullish price of more than $35k because they are waiting lower than this.
IMO, anytime is a perfect time to buy and invest for a long-term purpose and a short term only, weeks or months.  This has been proven that after years passed Bitcoin price grow the price.  So if you have been bought this recent dump and waited for how many years it could be there's your profit.

It's unpredictable and we don't know until when the button of the price.  If you have spare money and buy when the price at $35k that's good and buy again when the price is below $30k that also seems good and holds for the long term.

Seeing the market price how it fluctuates I think it's a part of Bitcoin nature that is volatile.

I tend to agree with the line that I quoted above.
You won't easily learn in just simple reading about trading strategies or techniques, it needs hands-on before you will learn and absorb those tips.  As they said, experience is the best teacher so that we become successful traders, but it doesn't mean it has a guarantee of perfect traders because trading for me is a sort of risking your money or let's say gambling most especially if you don't have an idea on it.

I don't which is the best strategy in trading is safe and less risky.  But I think the most I preferred IMO is investing and holding would be work without worrying my capital.

The first thing to do is remember what email address you have been used on that wallet, if you have an old email address, search "Blockchain" on the search box above on your email address account, it must be there if your email address associated with that wallet.  Once you found the wallet ID it needs a password to have full access to it.  If ever you didn't remember, you can brute force it once you have a wallet ID and full control of your email account.
Just follow this step on how to Brute-force your online blockchain.info wallet with btcrecover.

If you don't have these 3 important keys, you wont access your wallet, it should you have these, email address, wallet ID and the password.

This is how Bitcoin aims by the creator, by the privacy and fast transactions that should be done quickly and that's the reason Bitcoin was invented.

I don't know how it will work online banking in your place but I think the same in my place, it works 2-3 working days before your transaction will be successfully processed but keep in mind both Bitcoin and the banking system has pros and cons.  Bitcoin transactions are irreversible while in the banking system you can request chargeback which is returned to the sender.

Let's consider the fact that new altcoins are usually a scam, they aren't should be trusted, and yeah right, rug pulls are everywhere we shouldn't get into their trap just because of our greed.  This news isn't new at all, since starting I know Defi is a kind of hype like before when there is ICO or IEO, whatever it is scammers will always come back with a different name and project because they know how to play greedy people or those investors.

That's the upcoming trend, investors would always take care with these projects or better play safe just stick on Bitcoin.

Don't be a fool if you don't want to regret it in the future.

They seem hyped like NFT's projects that currently make some noise.  You can't lean on them for long-term purposes, they are still considered as risky investments than Bitcoin.

Everything depended on the Bitcoin price and IF Bitcoin is over your Defi coin is also over.  I don't know how you will come up with this statement it seems nonsense to me.

I found a list of where to buy Bitcoin in Canada and this website was also mentioned here.  How To Buy Bitcoin in Canada, there are pros and cons that might OP need to have research on his own.

I didn't live in Canada and the ones who can give a suggestion are those who live there, maybe.  But have you tried using Bitcoin ATM or do we have a DEXs/P2P exchange platform where you can buy Bitcoin through your bank account like Bisq and Hodlhodl.com.

Notified and here's my vote.

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 4. Bitcoin Geek: o_e_l_e_o, Ratimov, pooya8
 5. Event of the Year: BitcoinTalkShow
 6. Fail of the Year: Philippine Bitcointalk Charity
 7. Discovery of the Year: EZ0010,
 8. Best SpamBuster: examplens, The Pharmacist, Ratimov
 9. Best ScamBuster: ScamViruS, lovesmayfamilis, icopress
10. Craft Master: Jayce, Hhampuz
11. Antihero:
12. Miss Bitcointalk:
13. Best Moderator: Welsh, Cyrus

Don't put all your eggs in one basket, a common piece of advice to most investors that could be applied to you.
If I were in your shoes, just give a large allocation to Bitcoin as your investment because everything was followed by the Bitcoin price movement, not the altcoins.  It's hard to determine which altcoins that has potential which is most of them aren't good on holding for the short term.

Top 10 altcoins from the CMC might be a good pick but beyond that, I don't see a potential yet it seems it's a risky part.
Give a full support to Bitcoin and you didn't need to choose which altcoins give a good return.