Wasn't the Luna community strong enough? So, at the end of the day, what happens? In Luna, the community and investors lost everything. Because altcoin is not a true decentralized cryptocurrency, it is extremely risky. Bitcoin is truly decentralized and low risk. At the very least, you won't lose everything like Luna. Having followed a lot of drama, it's become difficult to trust any altcoin, whether the community is strong or weak. So it is better to play Bitcoin with low risk.

Simple strategy, we can accumulate during a super-dip and hold for a longer or mid-term profit. However, most people become scared during the dip and are apprehensive about investing. You could call me an investor. I don't usually trade, instead, I buy in a dip when I believe it is a dip for me. And then I'll sell it when I've made a good profit. To be honest, it's difficult for me to make money from trading. As a result, I decide for a medium-term investment.

I'm not sure how the image relates to the Bitcoin bull. A picture will neither push nor indicate Bitcoin. To say the least least, I'm not finding anything related to bull runs. However, we know that history repeats itself. So, despite a lot of bad news, there are many reasons to believe that Bitcoin will recover in the near future. Just keep in mind that we are now struggling with a massive bear eight. It would take some time to recover, and the picture is meaningless.

By the way, nice poem. But don't get too emotional about it. There are numerous opportunities to purchase Bitcoin that we are overlooking. For example, a few days ago, the Bitcoin price was hovering around $15K, but many people expected it to drop even further and thus failed to accumulate. As a result, it was a good time to buy. We miss the chance such opportunities and later regret it. Furthermore, the current price is sufficient to accumulate. When deciding whether or not to buy, think deeply rather than becoming emotional. If you want to make quick money, don't buy when the market is suddenly pumped.

It's quite surprising to me that you don't value your time. You are not investing money, but you must invest your time in order to gain profit from an airdrop. However, you are not valuing your own time. As far as I know, the majority of Airdrops are now scams. Those give out rewards, but the token value is meaningless. It was profitable a long ago. However, airdrop is now solely a waste of time. Instead of Airdrop, we could try something else. It's even not worth the cost of your internet service.

To benefit from the forum, you must be active for a few days or months. You should read more than you write. If you can't find the answer, ask a question. To avoid spam, use the search button before starting a new thread here. The forum members are adequately friendly to share their knowledge. As a result, the forum can teach you the major part of what you need to know. It will most likely be difficult to learn advanced level coding such as Solidity. However, all other fundamentals are available here.

A few people are aware of privacy in crypto, a few people are forced to breach privacy, and a few people are simply unaware of what privacy in crypto is. We are sometimes forced to breach privacy, such as when using centralized exchange. You may say that you do not use centralized exchange, but there are many factors involved. We do not find all tokens in Dex, and there is a liquidity issue. I am aware that some people strictly protect their privacy. But it's also a matter of experience.

This does seem to be a stupid decision to me. People can purchase and would not transfer their funds. If they don't allow funds to be moved, they should also prohibit purchases. However, as you mentioned in the post, you could move to another area that allows transfers and solve the problem. Don't think you're losing money just because the price of Ethereum has dropped. Because you can buy eth at the same price on another exchange. It's just that you'll end up paying a small withdrawal fee. Don't just leave your money in the exchange the next time.

Blockchain would be used in any financial system, whether government or private. But they will make things centralized. Bitcoin is illegal in my country, but a few financial institutions use it, though not directly through the government. Of course, they are a centralized organization that controls their financial system. So, yes, they are using Blockchain as a control tool.

Government always likes Everything must be controlled by them. Yes, it's pretty standard of a centralized organization to dislike a decentralized cryptocurrency over which they have no control. Because everyone's mind are the same, some governments, such as El Salvador, think in different ways. They believe Bitcoin is a potential cryptocurrency that will benefit their economy, so they have made it legal tender. Nonetheless, some governments are concerned about Bitcoin because they want complete control over everything.

El Salvador's government is already accumulating one Bitcoin per day. Though it does not reflect the Bitcoin chart, if more governments do the same, Bitcoin will skyrocket. So I agree with the OP, we may accumulate when it's cheap. It would be difficult to accumulate when a few more governments and banks decided to accumulate.

If I were you, I would buy a hardware wallet instead of Bitcoin if I had the money. In my opinion, storing Bitcoin in the right place is more important than purchasing Bitcoin. If I don't already have the hardware wallet, I won't let left take advantage of the Black Friday deal. However, I have already won a hardware wallet for storing my cryptocurrency assets. If you buy a hardware wallet on Black Friday, it won't cost you much. So take advantage of the situation.

What kind of partnership are you looking for? Can't you trade yourself and make money in the background? Or are you going to attempt to sale your signals? However, futures trading is also much riskier than spot trading. Because you appear to be a newbie here, it is more risky to follow your signals. I am not a futures trader and am not interested in becoming one. Those who wish to follow your signals must tread cautiously. I'm not going to follow a newbie's signal anyway.

If you aren't a patient person, crypto isn't for you. The market by many dramas has collapsed. Elon dislikes Bitcoin because he publicly announced the sale of a portion of his bag. It had a significant impact on the entire crypto industry. I don't often follow his tweets. He is a fan of Doge and wants to profit from it by influencing the price. When the time comes, the market will automatically recover. It makes no difference what Elon says.

Binance has introduced the Trust wallet. So, if you can trust Binance, you can probably trust Trust wallet as well. Though they claimed it was open source, but it is not, as far as I know. That is why I don't use trust wallet at all. Not only that, but I prefer to keep my assets in a hardware wallet rather than a wallet software. I believe it is safe to keep funds there.

I've seen a couple of projects in the last few months try to raise funds on Pinksale, but it appears they were not successful. They only have a small investment, which will not enable them to survive for long. I'm not sure where you earned it or which project you're referring to. However, the concept looks to be getting older, but so many investors aren't interested in playing to earn the concept.

I'm not sure if this will be an costly lesson for you, but I hope you didn't lose during this controversy. But you are correct; as we have always explained, never trust any centralized exchange with your funds. We have no choice but to use for trading. However, for holding purposes, assets should be moved to a secure wallet. Because an incident with the exchange could occur at any time, or they would go bankrupt as well.

On the other hand, after the crashes of Luna and FTX native coin, it's become challenging to believe any altcoin. It doesn't matter if it was planned, but we're losing at the end of the day. As a result, even if we choose an altcoin or stick with Bitcoin, we must be very selective.

I am not convinced that Bitcoin will end, but I am concerned that more drama will occur that will have a significant impact on Bitcoin or the crypto market. Many companies accept Bitcoin, but there is a lot of bad news. Luna and FTX are two people who are destroying the market. It's just one example; there are many more who are destroying it for their own financial benefit. But those of us who believe in crypto should not be concerned. It's already bear season, so bad news is to be expected. When the bull run begins, we may see plenty of positive news that accelerates Bitcoin to new heights.

Volatility is common in the crypto industry. But if the worst things happen here over and over again, the market will simply react accordingly. Yes, the market has crashed as a result of a series of disaster and dramas. To be honest, I don't see any credible reason for the market to recover anytime soon. Because the news is always full of terrible news. So far, no good news.

However, this does not imply that the market will vanish. Remembers previous history, after every bear season, we see ATH. So, we don't know when, but the market will recover. El Salvador purchases one Bitcoin every day. As a result, it would encourage others in a different way. More investors would fly if Bitcoin dropped further. Of course, paper hands will disappear out.

Do you believe that sending someone to jail will cause market movements to switch? It makes no real difference who he is, and he formed so much drama. Already, it has had a massive negative impact on the crypto market; if Sam Bankman-Friedgo is put in jail, the situation will worsen. It will not be good for the overall crypto industry. There is nothing wrong with Bitcoin, but the situation has ended up causing people to panic.