I have taken part twice in social media campaigns, and there is a very high level of professionalism that this manager represents.
Totally recommended and I will be glad to take part in more campaigns for CryptopreneurBrainboss.

Clearly you haven't studied Bitcoin cycles. There will be a prolonged bear market, not just slightly declining but rapidly and your bags will be worthless again, with 99% of the tokens you are holding becoming totally useless and abandoned.

Lol! This is funny that you think any altcoin will survive. Just watch them drop 90% and then another 90%. If you think anything will survive it won't be even Tether.

Can someone give a reasonable explanation on why this post was meritted? I am in bitcointalk for a while but I still don't understand exactly how merit works.
Is it given to posts that correct others? Is it because you liked this post because of the content it provided?

Appreciate it if those who meritted explain how it works and why this post deserved 8 merit by four different accounts.

Also why this post was meritted and the rest bellow and above weren't. I mean it has to be something exceptional I overlook?

LOL. Of course it will be around, and Charles will keep spamming the internet with the army of lakeys he is paying for five years. Won't have any product ready but just the same stupid army of idiots spamming about Cardano and being as stupid as possible. The most ridiculous community I have ever witnessed is Cardano.

The answer in telegram is this:

Juventus gave to Ronaldo some tokens that of course his manager will dump immediately. There are reasons for clubs to introduce tokens but most will not. Especially not tokens in Ethereum network which will require for fans to pay double in fees. This is like ripping off the supporters of the club.

I am done with Ethereum. This is basically garbage right now. Fees are ridiculously high, we can't even move a token or use the godamn network. This is just crap. NFTs and DeFi with fees like that is completely useless and pointless for me. Well done devs, miners and anyone else. You failed miserably.

It will crash this year, not in 2022. Just pay attention to the charts and you will see what I see. What I don't know exactly is when. It could be next month, or September, it will not go all the way until December though. 50% won't be the bottom from the ATH, it will be 80%.

Ok, I will just reply to the title, as this is what caught my attention.
BTC won't be abandoned by anyone. The reason is it isn't used by anyone. 99.99% of investors are using exchanges, Paypal  or custodial services like Grayscale.
Nobody holds a private key. Just the early investors, the trezor owners from 2013 and a few more that are aware of the actual potential of cryptocurrencies.

The rest are just there for their Bitcoin investment as this is what they've been told. Nobody uses Bitcoin for purchases. It is just a very small number that is insignificant. Otherwise we would be flooded with news about how much Bitcoin is used around the world.

Even in bitcointalk, I rarely read any post about someone actually using Bitcoin as a currency, which was the primary target it had. It is used for hodl and nothing else, this makes it losing value as it also losses the currency feature.

Holding a large percentage in bitcoin will help you when things go wrong. If you take all your profit and put it in altcoins you should know the risks involved. I am investing in altcoins but in a way that this won't be harmful to my total investment in this market. Any altcoin investment can easily go down 90%. Bitcoin when it reaches the top it can go down 80% but probably no more, unless it becomes completely useless. What I would do in your position is to take half out in cash. As I understand this, you entered to make more money, as everyone else. If you believe that cryptocurrencies will have a future, then you should hold your initial investment in it for longer. However, since the profit you've made is 4000% taking some back will mean you were successful with this trade.
By saying you got lucky, I meant that you entered the right time but not having a plan usually means trouble. You had the ability to see an opportunity that was there, but this is just half of it. The rest is making a plan and sticking to it.

You are asking us? All answers you will get will be to keep holding. What was your plan when you bought? Since you obviously entered Bitcoin to make profit if you are asking when to sell. Without having a clear plan and targets set then you can consider yourself lucky to have made this kind of profit.

Imagine buying Ripple at $3 and someone talks to you about patience and hodl. Patience worked until now only for bitcoin and ethereum. All the rest are too far from ATH and we can expect they will dissappear completely when the bear market starts.

When prices start dropping expect a 95% decline for most cryptocurrencies. Ethereum 90% and Bitcoin 80%. I can't think of anything that would stand without losing this much. This is the risk you take too.

Ok. I understand now why this was posted. I think that I can't answer to that correctly thoguh. I would need knowledge of the Bitcoin code to be precise in my reply. However, it is seems that this is the outcome of the whole system of the Bitcoin software and the blockchain. The balances that have as source all the transactions permanently recorded and stored in the blocks.

I would be pleased if you had the same reaction when the actual fascist president you used to have reacted against Bitcoin.  You were probably like "yeah, I guess he is right" when he was spouting nonsense.  Sadly it will always be like that.  You will keep voting idiots and egomaniacs for presidents.  Next president will probably be a wrestler just to prove that idiocracy was a movie based on real life.  You aren't that far from there.
I wonder if Satoshi was ever political by taking sides, or clearly understood there wasn't any difference at all between the two parties you have.

Not the best one. I wouldn't hold USDT instead of USD if this is what you are asking and I don't plan on holding any USDT. Besides from being a centralized token in various networks, that prints, or mints if you want it, new tokens at will any day they like and somehow managed to hold the price at $1 in exchanges using some kind of algorithm probably, it also has so many troubles and accusations that make it unprefered as for anything to do with it. I wouldn't use USDT but only for trading at an exchange and I wouldn't hold USDT too much. In fact, all the stablecoins have a limited time before they burst and bottom at zero.

Maybe DAI could have a system with validated collaterals so it could be more stable for the long term. It needs some more time though and tested in more difficult times with higher volumes.

I don't think it would be very intelligent for anyone to try and steal the Bitcoin owned by the FBI. I remember though there was discussion about this wallet and how it was hackers trying to break it open as an encrypted file was passing hands between some of them. I don't know if this kind of news was real either but in the end this wallet moved all the Bitcoin and later came a statement that it was a wallet used in Silk Road and years later the FBI managed to get their hands on the private key. It was also important that someone was in charge of the private key and handed it over to the FBI. This is what we read from the news but I'm not completely convinced events happened the way we read them. There seems to be many gaps in that story and information that is not shared at all with the public.

https://fortune.com/2021/02/08/bitcoin-3-billion-seizure-silk-road-federal-agents-cryptocurrency-individual-x/

What are you talking about. Bitcoin doesn't exist for most people. It is just an investment for 99% of those holding it and nobody of the millions that invested actually used it to purchase anything. What would be the world without Bitcoin? Exactly the same it is today. You are giving too much importance on a digital currency that lost its way for the last five years. Since the moment it was decided there wouldn't be any scaling solutions on the code it wasn't ever going to change anything.

Blackrock won't invest in bitcoin for the time being. If I am wrong please correct me, but I remember this fund wanted to use the CME futures, which isn't actually investing in Bitcoin. I thought that Blackrock was investing in assets, companies and financial instruments, but I don't know why they only wanted to use the future markets for Bitcoin, or their intentions on their position. Maybe the see an opportunity and wanted to open a long position but this doesn't mean they invest. The futures market is speculative and doesn't have to do with adoption.