It would happen sooner than later. The London fork didn't hurt its ambition at all and I also noticed the Ethereum blockchain gas fee are a bit saner than usual. If anything, its the fees of its competitors like Binance Smart Chain that is spiking. Beware CZ
I have been burned several times from joining these kind of airdrops and have decided no more for me. No hard feelings, but I have to look out for myself this time around. So no, I won't join your airdrop, could be a poisoned chalice for me
I learnt a lot of lessons in the crypto winter of 2018. But the chief and most important lesson was to trust in crypto. Trust in it even when the market cap is zero. Trust in it even when everyone else is scoffing at you. That is what I take away
The crypto space is a largely unregulated sphere. And this is what you get in such spaces. The way forward, regulation. Humans are criminal by default and so the only deterrent is the law. Til crypto gets wholly regulated, get ready to be reading horror news of exit scams, rug pulls etc
Binance is one of the biggest crypto exchange and in fact, the biggest crypto empire having rolled 2 blockchains, DEX, AMM etc into a behemoth. So its natural to get all the flaks it gets. It comes with the territory. Its legal workforce should be top notch to navigate the territorial shark infested waters its going to swim
It is always a good idea to look out for those top 10 coins and buy them up as the market starts to recover. And these days some DeFi tokens showing promises should be snapped up and bagged since you get to stake their LP tokens for more money
Getting reliable news or feed about crypto is a challenge these days since mainstream media outlets usually gets the news muddled or just plain wrong. I usually do cointelegraph and whatever else catches my fancy
No way you should put your faith 100% on any stable coin. That being said, BUSD being Binance pegged should be relatively safer. Also there was a time USDT was under the limelight about being scammy. So watch it