You might want to post your proof links again to somewhere else as all of them are "502 Bad Gateway". Also move to scam accusations.

It's really hard to say anything about your case without proof, but memefying your serious accusations into nick doesn't really give me good impression and i am almost certain that there are not going to be racist bone on those proofs even before seeing them.

I would totally block someone if they turned tech glitch issue to racism accusations. There are real people working behind help desks and they don't have to take all the crap.

Well least they are upfront about it. I am more annoyed by casinos who are advertising "absolutely no kyc ever". That's a sign of unregulated casino and i don't feel comfortable to deal with them. After all we are not in 2016 anymore. Back then cryptos weren't being taken seriously and there was no kyc almost anywhere. And looks like some of the casinos want to ride with that old school idealism.

I'll settle for "no kyc until we need it." No one really says that but that's basically what most are offering. And i doubt i would keep too much crypto in unregulated casino. But at the same time i might not give my kyc to brand new casino either if it doesn't have a good track record yet.

I don't want to get my id sold in black market. (even though it might be there already)

Like i already said, you don't own the picture but you own the link.

Concept of owning nfts is debatable becayse it all comes to definition of digital "owning". You don't own the files in a classical sense, and that wouldn't even make sense. You however own the rights to trade it for example. And if we are talking about current usecases, there are now over 10 million reddit nft avatar holders.

There are non-nft avatars in reddit too that you can use to build your avatar. But if you are using NFTs to build your avatar, you can get some rare ones that are very much wanted.

If you are wearing nft avatar you can choose what parts you are wearing from it, and you can combine different nfts. NFT avatars shows up differently and you can't fake wearing them. Those are freely traded in opensea and i think it's one of the first actually cool adopted usecases for nfts. You "own" those NFTs as long reddit is alive and i am thinking it will definitely last for several generations.

And NFTs are just starting, now there is ERC-6551 coming and that's unlocking ton of new possibilities. But i'll wait for it to be tested before i'll get too ecxited

You can definitely doubt the fundamentals of top 10 coins. Bitconnect was once one of them. So was Luna. And those are quite recent. Back in time there were coins that didn't win the adoption game on the top.

I would say that they are aware of the risks. Most people are just investing more they can lose even if they are aware of those risks.
There are ton of gambling addicts trading and using markets as their live casino that's based on real world events.

DCA only works if your coin is not going to die. If it is you are slowly losing just more and more money.

Agreed on that. I was amazed when people were doing IEOs and IDOs etc, while saying same time that ICOs were such a scam. They were somehow totally unaware how that sounded. And obviously STOs even though no one seemed to understand why and how it was even legal. If i recall correctly some did anon STOs . That point it was obvious that only few seemed even understand what real securities are.

You and me both .

Somehow i am still annoyed that some of my wallets are filled with dead tokens forever if i don't burn them. Some of them are just advertisement spam though. And those dead tokens are showing in my portfolio app forever if those apps don't delist them.

Currently Tesla is second most unpopular automotive company in US (Chrysler most unpopular) so i don't know there you are getting that feel of love. Yeah, automotive companies in US are pretty popular in general but still. And i agree it got hyped fast, faster then people realizing that those cars were overhyped. Even i was planning to buy one and thought bad reviews were just normal fud for distruptive tech. Then i kept on reading and realized that those cars were overhyped and might end up being nokia of car companies. Fast rising star that didn't quite keep up with the other companies.

Also most CEOs out there don't try to actively ruin their reputation, this and upcoming lawsuits against the CEO scares off big investors.

I am thinking that OP might have seen synthetic stocks in some crypto exchanges and is talking about those. Not real stocks.

Even old dogs like me have been scammed like this, and i am shamed to say recently. Not trough Twitter (because i don't trust anyone in twitter). But trough a bounty group i trusted (that's still active). I thought that they picked quality projects and had done their research so i wouldn't have to but it turned out they promoted just anyone who paid.

I didn't lose much but i was amazed that i still after all these years fell into that without thinking twice.

But just as a rule of thumb, don't click anything in telegram or twitter. They are just full of bots and spammers, and now with ton of verified fake accounts.

I wouldn't go that far as calling anything AI summer, as that's considered to be longer bull market than any theme based trend. And i definitely would call this a gimmick, i can't see any use for blockchain in AI so this is all meme to me, same as pepe and inu copies out there trying to ride the wave and end up making their own tiny pump & dumps.

NFTs however were whole new thing and i definitely would call that NFT summer. The amount of people it lured in was massive. And it's still not over by a long shot as new erc protocols for non-fungibles are coming.

Tweets of Elon Musk or any other influencer are the worst idea to make decisions about investments imho. If you want to chase the moonrocket, you will always be late. So i recommend finding your own moonrocket, that influencers haven't found yet.

I agree, but just like Kingrojie said in the article: "career destruction and mental health breakdown".

I feel for Kingrojie i do, but if someone is not accepting that they make a mistake, having a breakdown and losing a job can be hard to face. One often looks reasons from elsewhere so they don't have to face themselves and their own mistakes. This causes obsession to find the reason elsewhere. It can be borderline delusional because nothing is more difficult then looking at the mirror and owning their mistakes.

Kingrojie feels betrayed and that's understandable, and he has every right to feel that way, but this seems like destructive and unproductive way. If he really is looking for legal way, i hope that he knows that law can go both ways and staying away from slandering might be a smarter way.

Only after you miss out many moon shots and invest to many scams and failures, you'll start to realize that there will be lots of opportunities and you really can't think of the missed changes as you know they might as well been scams. I have invested to many profitable moon shots, and some of them i sold at the right time, some too early and some too late. Some i invested too little to make me rich.

I would make same mistakes again since i have learned very little. I only know that you can't predict the right time to enter or exit. If that happens to you, you have been lucky.

Your link doesn't work. But i will answer to it when you fix it as this is something i am interested at.

Securities are a different thing then utility tokens, even though the fundraising or "offering" method has been same. Mostly those are legal nightmare and tokens in their current form doesn't really suit for securities.

When the only purpose of the coin is to escape regulations, this happens. And honestly this probably will be EU wide, these things just take time and law proceeds slowly. And i can actually see this happening to every FATF member country. Funny thing is that these coins wouldn't need to be full blanket anon, they just choose to do it as it's their ideology. ZK proofs could be so much more and fix actual existin problems like kycs. But these guys just want full anonymity and that will most likely be their doom.

Obviously they can't stop the coins themselves, those probably will keep get traded at least for a while, just not in exchanges. And with less volume and liquidity.

I can't see many good outcomes for this. I mean it's nice that bitcoin gets developed but this seems like a sure way to get the chain clogged. Also, how long does it take that bitcoin gets own version of shiba-inu or pepe, or any meme token really and then crap would really hit the fan. Maybe i don't understand the tech well enough but i don't believe that bitcoin was build to handle this. Someone can correct me because i want to believe that this is good for bitcoin.

Your "coin" doesn't seem to have clear purpose or whitepaper.

I mean i can read that at some point in the future you can earn it by doing micro tasks and you can buy "goods and services" with it.
But that could mean anything so maybe elaborate on that. It's very much different to invest into exchange coin that is used to cut fees, then invest to exchange coin that can be used for IEOs like in binance, if the amount used will get burned or if it pays dividends. I for one wouldn't buy exchange token that's only being used for fees and most likely put back to market after that. You need a clear plan for it.

I paid for Delta App Pro, long time ago but at the time i didn't have use for it that much. As i wasn't active trader and just watching portfolio can be fun but at the same time very opposite of relaxing.

Automatic wallet tracking on multiple wallets etc sounds cool but there were lots of little bugs at the time that made it pointless to pay more for features that weren't really ready.
I would still recommend free version of Delta App to check it out, and who knows, maybe they got their gliches fixed already.

Powerful countries? Everything else than China on that list are third world countries compared to countries backing Ukraine.

Third world war would be close if USA would withdraw from Nato or that alliance would fall apart somehow. After that there would be less deterrent keeping Russia in check.
Russia would definitely try to push some buttons like see what happens if they "accidentally" violated some airspaces again, and some other tactics they have tried before.

That's what my first thought was. Alipay often gives me total garbage, while japan regulations and consumer protection make this an interesting choice if i want to buy something exotic and weird clothes and food (all japanese things are weird to me)..

Also i love the fact that i can pay ALV in advance. I got trouble when i bought something expensive from etsy and got a message from a delivery company that i need to pay amount that was so high i wasn't prepared for just to get my package to eu or they won't deliver.

Thanks for sharing.

Sam Altman either specifically mean Chat GPT with that "technology" and not AI in general, or he is so out of touch what sort of jobs people are going. Because AI will revolutionize everything in a way we don't even grasp yet. In good and bad, but i am afraid that if it won't be regulated, the impact will affect so fast that we don't know what hit us and we have to fix our society suitable for GPT and AI afterwards.

Because, sure, this tech "will solve things we never even knew about", but it most likely creates ton of new problems we haven't foreseen yet. Do we trust black box AI to solve those issues as well? If people think that internet polarizing people and everyone living bubbles was hard to see beforehand. It will be peanuts to what blind trust to AI with closed source does.

If you want to give yourself something to think about, read "The Loop: How Technology Is Creating a World Without Choices and How to Fight Back" by Jacob Ward
It was written before chatgpt was a thing and it mostly talks about algorithms and how they make choices for us. Title is little bit preachy and biased but in overall that was most interesting book i read last year.

I am not certain that i understand you. You don't wan't to invest into altcoins because they are volatile? For most of us that's the main reason we are buying them. If you want something to moon hard it needs to be very volatile. If you are looking for something more stable you should play at traditional markets and be happy with 5% -5% movements.

At the moment i am out of all crypto and waiting for my the entry point for high leverage trade.

Are you seriously claiming that people who earn most, are most knowledgeable persons? That's just not true, and what are you basing your maths on?

I mean it's smart to read a lot but knowledge doesn't guarantee you success, nor your iq. Being smart and fast learner can land you basically any job you want.
But if you are from wrong economic background, you have a trauma, mental health issues, you are on the spectrum or anything really.
The fact that you are smart and knowledgeable can just compensate for that you can keep your head on the surface and not drown.

Also you can be stupid and still end up insanely rich. Let's say that you inherit millions, bet them on the market, surround yourself with people who are useful to you. That can take you very far
If you are lucky, you can end up being the richest man in the world just because your insticts were right.

Also being ruthless liar with moral ambiguity is a recipe for success. And if you are a psychopath it will most likely will be good for your career.