That's the absolute truth. It's called "standing on the shoulders of giants". Literary, new entrants stand on the shoulders of these giants to see well afar off. Everyone who is new to something should always seek counsel of veterans in that field they're venturing into. It saves one enough troubles and time.

Experience supercedes knowledge. This is because by raw practice on the job one gets the knowledge in practical reality. Like I stated earlier, knowledge is mere theory. Theories aren't alive if they aren't make practical. Real life solutions are in practical and not theory. So, while experience can survive without knowledge, knowledge can't survive without experience.

I don't think there's anyone that's in doubt of the speculative nature of the market. Let me take the liberty of believing everyone knows. However, what every trader/investor can't boast of is a perfect entry or exit point. This also goes to show that there's nothing like a perfect entry or exit point. It's a mirage. Like you rightly posited, someone's exit point is another's entry point and this is what makes the market most exciting.

Dis guy, hia. Well, I nor talk pass dis wan.

Tell me somethin wey I nor know. Me nor even dey like dat sugarcane joints sef.

Na so life be oh. I go just dey look people wey dey dispise their humble start and days of little beginnings once dem make am big with one eye. These people nor wise at all.

Whatever the reason for their ban, it's sad to see an account wake up after five years and the first thing they did was to rush to apply to signature campaigns. It shows why that account was reactivated.

I think this is not true. Your assertion is kind of  hasty in generalization. Life happens and things take different turns. While I acknowledge that it's not proper for kids to hawk to support their parents which is an abnormality, I also want to admit that most of those families didn't set out that way before life happened to them. I've seen enough of reality to conclude that life itself isn't theoretical like paper work but practical.

Imagine a family where the husband and wife are civil servants with miserable salaries that don't even come regularly as and when due. Imagine a family where the husband is a commercial biker rider (Okada) or tricycle rider (Keke) and the government bans such services in the routes he plies, and the wife sells in a market place demolished by government? Just keep imagining things and what such families would turn to for survival.

My point in all that is – Most times, families have such situations thrown on them.

No one knows it's ATH until price had passed through it. I'm sure those selling after ATH would've sold during the ATH, no matter what time plan they had in place. No one likes to miss chances if they could take it. I think that was what happened. Again, it could also be that they couldn't sell before now because they couldn't unlock the wallets. May be they never figured out where they wrote down the private keys or password to the wallets until now. It could also be something totally unrelated to what I think. We never can pointedly tell though, except those involved tell their stories.

There are platforms and brokers that have both crypto and Forex pairs now. In the recent past it wasn't possible. Innovation has proved consistently that change is a necessity for growth and advancement. In fact, in 2017 when I joined the crypto business one could only trade cryptos as a Spot. The Futures option wasn't there. It was enter one sold Bitcoin for altcoins or exchanged it for fiat at once. There was no stablecoin to sell into. It was just a one-way traffic then to make profit. One could only buy and hodl, then wait for price to appreciate to sell off. It's different today as anyone can sell without even buying, just like what we've in Forex trading.

Talking about indicators, one can trade cryptos using the same indicators one trades forex with. It's just a matter of backtesting them to know which works well and with what parameters to set them to.

I'm lost at your comment because I didn't see anywhere I finger pointed at folks scrapping for their daily living. I only made my observation in support of the happenstance that there are people who spend more than they earn and why they do so.

Let me quickly add that there are people whose mindset is not to ever risk anything business wise. They rather relied on government for employment and better inducements. They're career civil servants who are cut out for the 8–5 type of job, either in the private or public service. All they're interested in is just get a paid job and earn salary, that's all. No matter what anyone does to get them into business or self employment to improve their financial standings, they won't hear of it. So, do you waste your sympathy on such people?

If we go by that chart, it's very easy to conclude that April will end in positive and higher than what we had in March which ended in a bullish move. The Doji witnessed in February that couldn't turn the momentum to bear the next month (March) is an indication that the upward pull is still strong and hasn't tired out yet. March is convincing enough for a continued bull rally in April. I expect a green candle in April at its close.

Honestly, the ambivalence in that bolded part of the sentence in the quote should be explained further or edited by whoever that drafted it. It's now a grey area. That same issue came up in the recent past here but it wasn't fully resolved.

On the part of getting bought accounts tagged, only those with a certain trust score should be tagged with a neutral if sold just to alert members of the community that the account has changed hands. Then if it's discovered that the account is trying to scam, it should be plastered with red trust. Any zero account shouldn't be tagged when sold except they get involved in fraudulent activities.

Yes, there are people who live that way. It's a classical example of living from hand to mouth. I see this scenario with those in my country who earn the bearest of the minimum wage and have a nuclear family of two to four children. The circle of borrowing repeats itself every second week of receipt of salary because what is paid isn't even enough to take care of two people let alone a family of six. However, there are those who earn well to take care of their basic needs but will indulge luxurious living they can't match financially. These ones are foolish as they go a borrowing just to meet up with their affluent cravings.

Knowledge comes from mere reading of books while experience comes from encounters with real life issue. Knowledge is theory while experience is practical. Little wonder they say experience, not knowledge, is the best teacher. It used to annoy me during job huntings and years of experience was asked as part of the criteria for employment until I realized the place of experience in job placements. Now I know it has to be experience over knowledge. A man with experience is better on a job than the one with knowledge. I choose experience over knowledge.

My analysis also favour 2025 too.

I think producers of Simpsons are clairvoyant and spiritual kind of like that. Whether we admit it or nor, it can't be anything farther from that. Even when Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom passed on so many people gave The Simpsons credit for having predicted her death but it was later discovered to be doctored and fake. People easily believe Simpsons.

I like keeping it simple and it's good you've asked for it that way too. My suggestion to you is to always have in mind that your posts contribute something meaningful that can help someone/community whenever you're making them. Don't just post for the sake of increasing your activity count. If you do that, you won't be posting from a place of conscience and that won't be aiding your rating in the eyes of watchers here.

That's word on marble. It doesn't need to be spoken by a famous person before it gains the didactics it portrays. Everyone (traders or not) ought to have this in mind while surfing the net. The internet isn't a friendly place. One might be lucky to stumble on a few good men and humanity but the general outlook of the internet isn't a friendly one.

Talking about people getting scammed online, I think it's mostly because of their greed. That's if we take out ignorance. No one should expect to reap where they didn't show. I don't feel any pity for those who get caught in such because of greed. They deserve it.

It's indeed a very big disappointment to say the least (for me at least). I was among those who also got deceived that ETH2 would be an improvement on what was existing. How wrong I was (I am). The whole long wait and media analysis that trailed the supposed ETH switch for months have now proved it was a mere waste of attention.

You can add Kroot and KCLP to the ignoble list. I staked those two tokens for a relative long time on their sites and was compounding them at each expiration until what everyone who stakes dread happened. The site shut down. Till date all my tokens on that site disappeared. As someone who encouraged others to go into staking (it was actually exciting when I started and could withdraw and restake), I'm now very skeptical and scared of staking. OP, my simple advice to you is to do your research very well before sending your coins to be staked on any site.

My broda, the thing tire persin sef. Nor be for only politics matta sef. Abi you neva see where owa local coaches dey give post match press talk. Dem must put God inside the small winning wey dem achieve. Nor be sey e dey bad to dey put God name for matta but make e be sey na when journalists ask dem questions wey centre around God. E dey hard for abroad make coaches dey do am. Abi una dey hear coaches give God glory for winning a match for abroad?

Why Sol? Why not Bitcoin? I mean, if you aren't sure of the future of the coin you are targeting buying because of unforeseeable risk; why not invest that cash in Bitcoin which has durability? Sol was a hotcake in the past but it seems all that frenzy has died off now. No one can tell you for sure what the future holds for Sol or any other altcoin. We are all speculators. That's the best anyone can get to in this industry. However, for you to deliberate on buying Sol it means there's something you think can make it a beneficial project. If what makes you think so is still there then it should be a good call from your angle. Remember, no one here is certain of the future of Sol or any other.

If you're still dilly-dallying on this as raised in your thread topic, then it's obvious that you will miss the bus. You've Bitcoin at less than half the price of its ATH and you're still afraid of going in? By the way, what gives you the assurance that price will crash to that $12 – $16k region, apart from that some random dudes said it? Why don't you assume that this level is its lowest at this time and then invest in it? Yes, quite alright I know that this is purely a speculative industry and that any price is possible (either up or down) but I wouldn't dillydally buying now if I were you.