It depends on the utility of the new altcoin, if I saw the opportunity, I never sell it even though it reached 5x profit because I know it will not crash if that altcoin has a potential when it comes long long-term holding.  But if I found out that the price of those altcoins was made by the pump and dump group that creates hype and there's no clear utility, that's the sign that you need to sell them once there's a profit.

I have been in years in this forum and in the crypto space, and I know altcoins that after being listed on the exchange will eventually die and won't survive especially those meme coins.

A modern way?  

Apologize but I didn't get your question, you might mean how to buy 1 ETH or 1 BTC.

If you aren't afraid of KYC and don't care about your privacy, trusted centralized exchanges are the best way to buy your Bitcoin or ETH.
But if you hate KYC, DEX is the best for you.

I tend to agree, it takes your precious time.
For my part, it took years before I entered the battlefield in trading, but it doesn't guarantee that I've always been in a win-win situation.
I've also encountered losses and difficulties despite that long experience.

Until such time it comes into my mind, why I need to put in a high risk in daily trading if holding in a long term also can obtain profit.
There's no easy way of making money in trading, as I see, even experts may experience certain losses too.

It's a good graph comparison, thank you for providing this.
It shows always that the market always repeats itself.

Holding long term is the best idea to wait for a better result after the next cycle of the Bitcoin price pump but the problem is there's no time frame when you will get your profit and this usually might other facing of.  Dont let yourselves be drawn to the daily hustle of trading, just wait for this cycle and make a profit.

This reminds newbies of the importance of taking a long-term perspective rather than risking their assets daily on trading.

Using AI to predict the crypto price for trading isn't an ideal one.
But if you say AI can be used as a tool in trading might sound good.

In predicting the crypto price, there are too many factors to consider for us as a trader, using FA and TA would be the very common ones.
But AI relies only on historical data for training and has a limited dataset.  So, I don't believe or use AI in predicting price but as a tool in trading, it would be.

IMO, it was designed to be simple for users.
Enabling RBF by default would introduce additional understanding of it, and many users may not fully understand the implications of RBF and this could lead to confusion and unintentional use of the feature, potentially resulting in issues like double-spending which usually happens when someone commits fraud.

That's why it's always advisable to wait for the transaction until at least 6 confirmations considering is a safe transaction that can't be canceled by bumping fee.  As we can see, not all wallets support RBF, and because developers think this might be misused.

There's no real SAFU, that's a part of their marketing ads.
However, this isn't new for them.  AFAIK, this Binance was implemented before changing the user's wallet address for safety.

I think Binance did this for their customer security, but if you're going to ask me, I'd rather store my coins in a wallet that is under my control than a centralized exchange like Binance.  Don't give full trust in SAFU.

LOL  
Yeah, Who cares!  

This isn't new, there's a lot of big transactions that we keep seeing especially if you follow the Whale_alert Twitter account.

Most likely, it was from an exchange wallet moving their coins to another wallet, and nothing to worry about.

Last night (7 hours ago) I can't access the site.
Upon opening my account here in the forum I wondered why I couldn't see the BPIP features on my profile account like, my BPIP rank member and DT level which is the reason why I downloaded the web extension on my browser.  I encountered the same on the OP image shown.

But now it works.

Just curious now, is the DDoS attack safe on browser extensions?

Different hacks happened and also different stories of why they are hacked, the main problem is lack of knowledge.
If you're knowledgeable in technical matters plus using decentralized, I often heard of hack incidents.

Yes, I tend to agree, that nowhere is safe in crypto and everything is prone to hacking especially when we're connected to the internet but we can minimize risk when we are fully aware of those risks.  Negligence is one of the primary subjects why people keep getting hacked nowadays, especially newcomers.

Here's a full announcement based on what I've found upon searching.

Not only on ADA and XRP, but also in some pairs of coins, and here's a complete set of removal of liquidity pools on Binance.
AAVE/BTC, ADA/ETH, ADA/USDT, ARB/BTC, BCH/BTC, DOT/BTC, DOT/USDT, ETH/DAI, FIL/BTC, LINK/ETH, LINK/USDT, LTC/BNB, LTC/BTC, LTC/ETH, LTC/USDT, MANA/BTC, MATIC/USDT, SAND/BTC, SOL/BTC, SOL/USDT, UNI/BNB, UNI/BTC, VET/USDT, XRP/BNB, XRP/BTC, XRP/ETH

Yes, it might be.
I didn't see saying delisted of such coins on exchange.  In fact, as the articles said.

Speaking on Telegram, it's expected that it's prone to scams.
I don't know how hackers leaked your account and contacted you but AFAIK, those of your friends who saved your number even without knowing you will receive a notification that you're joining Telegram.

We should be careful in using Telegram, and never entertain strange people especially those sending you a DM with malicious links.
This isn't new, we've encountered different tactics on scammer people using Telegram, keep in mind that Telegram is a house of scammers.

So when will you determine a not complicated market?
Taking a break and refraining from trading during challenging market conditions is an unethical strategic move.  We should keep in mind that the market operates independently and might be there's a lot of reasons why it moves, which could be through FA and TA.

IMO, stop-loss is a very important tool in trading and to limit potential losses by automatically selling when it reaches a predetermined price level.
If you're a big-time trader and can afford an automated bot to execute stop-loss, it should be a good option, but if you're new in this trading field this isn't ideal for you.

I tend to agree with this, upon reading the OP thread this comes into my mind.
So, therefore, invest what you can afford not all your weekly or monthly earnings.  Might you come up with such a situation investing in Bitcoin your whole earnings and after a week you want to withdraw it even in a losing position.  

Invest in what you can afford in any amount and if you're doing this DCA method, isn't good if you buy weekly, it always depends on the market situation and the best points that you will enter.

Both Bob and Mr. Theymos make wiser decisions but if you ask which one of them is the wisest one I'd choose the DCA way method of purchasing Bitcoin since it doesn't involve a high risk than investing all at once.  However, the process may take longer waiting for the price until will dump to execute the DCA method because DCA spreads your investment over time, reducing the impact of short-term market fluctuations on your overall investment.  The problem here is those investors often struggle to predict optimal entry points when they're planning to invest all at once at a time.

Both are the same in gaining profit but the question of Bob, when Bob enters the market, is he an early investor?

Are you using the free service or the paid one?  I'm curious how much you will need to pay for the paid service.

I tried it now to accelerate the OP transaction but it can't, it says, (Transaction fee is too low) which means this transaction didn't meet the free service category but I don't know how much you will pay for the paid service.

It might be the best option for OP to wait or use the paid service of that Bitcoin transaction accelerator.

I tend to agree with this, you should separate your investment and allocate a bigger amount of the solid long-term project than the following trend projects because that has a high risk for sure.  As the expert says, don't put all your eggs in one basket, so it's ideal to separate the long-term and the short-term investment.

But those following the new trend need to monitor you closely, if you do not, you may be lost all your money when you left behind the trend knowing the project you invested in becomes shit.

Most crypto enthusiasts anticipate that there's a bull run right after halving and it usually occurs after 6 months when halving is successfully done.
So I expect that it will repeat and could be this year-end would be the start to skyrocketing the price.

However, nobody knows what will happen in the future, so let it be and hold it for the long term if you want a good profit.
Never sell in a lost position.

I tend to agree with this, through knowledge and skills, this will be attained.
Technically, I often hear people who have been scammed as their cold wallets, most of them successfully store their coins safely because they know how to minimize the risk of keeping their assets in the virtual world.

But yes, there's no 100% safe in crypto space.
Everything valuable can be hackable even online or offline, the best thing you can do is minimize the risk.