Well, if the other coins are not doing it for you, then it would be best to dump then, and  move over to Bitcoin. I mean, by now, we all know that one of the safest ways to invest in the crypto market is by investing in Bitcoin. Although there are a vast majority of altcoins to also chose from. But if you have some shitty coins in your wallet, and you are not so sure, then you should move to btc.

It wouldn't totally be a bad idea to make a movie about bitcoin and cryptocurrency. It is going to make a lot of people who are confused about it and who do no fully understands its methodology come to terms with it. But then the movie would have to be directed or scripted by someone who has an indepth knowledge of bitcoin and blockchain technology in general.

WEll, I think most real investors are satoshi millionaires, unless you just joined the market, and you are not ready to invest in BTC, and looking for cheaper means to gains satoshis. Otherwise, I do not think it is that difficult to get or become a satoshi millionaire. I mean that;s just 0.01BTC right? All real investors are worth that 10million satoshis.

There are a couple of ways that I make use of my cryptocurrencies. Depending on the crypto, some are for short term, while others are for long term purposes. For short term, I invest in a short while, then after some time, I trade the coins, or either sell, and convert to FIAT. For long term, I stack up coins in ,my wallet for when there is a bull season.

One of the ways I keep my private keys safe and even without possessing a hardware wallet, and would greatly recommend is by making sure all data, I mean personal information, private keys, and other login details are kept personal indeed. Alos, making use of the two factor authentication (2-FA) system. These are really great ways to keep your account protected, and safe from hackers.

Majorly, government are refusing to adopt cryptocurrencies not because they are oblivious of its values and the advantages it would yield the system, but because they are scared of the threat that it poises, maybe due to its anonymity. But regardless, I believe it is a really good cause, and should be adopted by both developed and underdeveloped countries.

Of course they are real investment. I mean you are putting in your funds, and not only that, your time also, and you want to refer to it as less? Bitcoin and cryptocurrency are real investment. For so many, it is their major source of income/living, and it is a good way to earn. Even if you are a learner, or new to the system, you can easily participate in giveaways, and airdrops to earn.

You can't exactly say for a fact who is responsible, unless you are aware that you have shared your personal information or hardware token to people who you shouldn't have shared them with. And that solely makes you take the whole blame for having your account hacked, because time and time again, it has been emphasized that all personal information, login details, and hardware token should be kept safe and personal.

If these tips actually works, I don';t think you would have found it so easy, and be willing to share so easy too. Just a pile of trash, gathered for thirsty and greedy people. Moreover, what is the thinking behind wanting to rip others of their funds? I mean why would anyone really want to steal from others? That's just mean and insane.

While there are a lot of speculations going by that altcoins cannot take over and replace bitcoins simply because they are just derivatives, and of course, alternative coins, I would like to disagree because the industry has shown us time and time again that anything can most likely happen, and the possibility of altcoins replacing bitcoins can not be overlooked.

Every one is waiting for an ultimate bull season, but I think we all just need to be more patient. Well, maybe this is not so much of an easy thing to do, but I have seen a lot of progress made by some coins, leading to more impact and growth in the cryptosphere. I think that we should embrace the growth we have witnessed thus far, and get ready to embrace what cryptos have in store for us in the near future.

Well, who knows, maybe this might be good for the system. It might at least help to get rid of scammers in the crypto community, and bring about some sanity in the market once more. But then again, it might cause some restrictions, but overall, it wouldn't be so bad, as it might also lead to some mass adoption of the system.

If anything, now is not the time to give up on the Ethereum. Ethereum has proven itself over the years, and it has shown that it is a pretty good coin, and now that the prices are experiencing a fall, it cannot be overemphasized that this is the perfect time to stack up your wallets. It is going to experience some spike up again soon, and you do not want to regret not stacking your wallets, so buy as much as you can now.

Scammers are gradually taking our community, and for us to be fully armed and prepared to fall as victims, we have to actively equip ourselves with proper knowledge and information that would give us a foresight towards projects. I think many people fall as victims to these scammers because they are not proper aware of what a good project should entail. Sometimes, it is not so hard to spot a fake project from a real one.

I don't know others are saying, but I believe that the altcoins are reigning already. Yes they might not be at the very top, but at the very least, they are doing very good in the market, despite the instability of the market right now. I suppose in a more stable market condition, their light would shine brighter, and it is going to be a bull season soon for altcoins.

Haven't seen much or read so much about this project, but from the little I have read, I think it is not a bad idea to venture in. It seems like a really promising project and I hope that it doesn't disappoint as many as those that have faith in it. I have seen that they have a really good white paper. Well for new and interested investors, it would be nice to carry out your own research and see if this is a really good project for you.

There are no conspiracies regarding the fall in price of Bitcoin. The market is just unstable at this point, and that's just what it is. It is most like going to spike up again, in a more stable condition. A lot of weak hands are probably just dumping the coin, hence the fall in price. If we could have more hodlers that would really help the market condition right now.

Well, that would be dependent on their kind of project and the idea they are going to sell. If it is one that is good, then why not? but then again, on another note, is it really worth it creating these projects?
but then again, if they can sell a great idea, and have a solid team behind them, I just might go ahead and make investments in it, after-all, I already trust them with my funds in their wallet, so why not their project?

Shitcoins might have always been around in our market sphere, but they are majorly an issue now because they have predominantly taken over the market, and quite a number of investors have fallen prey for their traps. Some of them just gets recycled, and redistributed to the sphere, and sadly more people fall victims. It's not exactly new to the market.

Years ago I read about the potential danger of quantum computing for Bitcoin, I'm aware that before bitcoin gets **** up, many other things like banks and governments get fucked up earlier. However, I was wondering if anything changed in the last few years and whether quantum computing has progressed lately. Is it still a threat, will there be a solution? Thanks!