When it comes to cryptocurrency, nothing is an absolute and that's why we shouldn't put all our eggs in one basket. I'm concerned too, from the way things are going with regulations and various nations breathing down hard on cryptos that at some point these nations may float their own stablecoins. That will cause a strong rivalry with already existing ones. Regulations also can force stablecoins to depeg and that would be chaotic in the market. This is more likely to happen than not happen.

Don't miss the context of my post. I never said it's a bad thing to have money. I emphasized a known fact that health is wealth, not money. Again, you asked who would be treated first between rich and poor patients of the same incurable disease or who has a better chance of survival. Well, I think in a sane society both would be treated fairly the same provided they can show evidence of health insurance. It's only in the underdeveloped nations that preference comes in. Besides, if both have incurable diseases they're eventually going to die from it. It doesn't matter if they got preferable treatment or not.

Yes, I'm married and I've more than two children. My first son is even eager to come into this crypto space and learn all the trading around it. I understand the picture you painted there with the dependency thing. Those who are family oriented like you and I do pass through all that. However, all those things you painted there can be taken care of by money because they're tangible. Happiness is an abstract thing. It's a feeling, not tangible and can't be classified as an achievement. Those things you painted there are tangible stuff and achievement. I hope you got my drift now.

In closing, why do you think people who've money, nice jobs and are well to do, still commit suicide?

I'm sure there are stuff in place to discourage massive dumping. The project knows that and that's why there's provision for staking for for it. I won't be surprised if there's a mechanism in place for token burning too to reduce supply. The Notcoin team won't spend all it has done just to allow airdroppers spoil the party for them. This I know for sure.

This news is coming late. The way things are I don't think there's much any FUDding news can do to crash the market. I'm not saying Binance shouldn't be accountable to the environment it does its business but why should this be coming after Binance left that country? Anyway, since the US fined Binance and got something from it, it's not rocket science that many others will want to try their luck. Nobody who doesn't like free money. By the way, why is the searchlight on Binance while other exchanges are seemingly off the radar?

Health is wealth, not money. Go to the hospitals and see sick wealthy people who've bags of money and would give them in exchange for their health but to no avail.

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Yes, money can't buy happiness. I'm of that opinion and have slightly explained it above. Only those who haven't made money think money is all and all. Yes, I agree it's necessary to have money because it takes care of man's primary needs of shelter, clothing and food. Those are absolute but that doesn't translate to happiness.

I think the market is doing excellently well as it's now even though many think price is down. To be honest, I expected that price would dip to the low $50k region. Well, it's still not over on that yet. It could relapse to that level, we never can conclude yet that it won't because there's a correction to that side. Your observation of a new ATH coming around a year after halving isn't far from the truth. For those who expect immediate spike and continuous rise in price after halving, it doesn't work that way.

It did. Actually, I became serious with Notcoin tapping when I read that the dude who runs Telegram had a hand in it and the killer punch came when I realized Notcoin was a reverse of Toncoin and the project linked most of its stuff through Ton chain and could be owned by same team. I guess that was what energized many too into it.

That's true. Everybody watches and waits for the guy in front to get it right or wrong and then know what next steps to take. It's the same thing we see with the preponderance of Tap2Earn projects now.

I want to believe it will even dump lower than that if it actually lists at $0.02 that we see being paraded now. However, I'm of the opinion that price will rally up sooner than later. For those who intend to dump, they should know what could be in stock so they don't dump and regret not getting in back.

Those who don't believe in trading psychology are the same with those who think they can trade without Stop Loss (SL), it doesn't matter how a trader's winning rate is. It's just a matter of time before they got burnt. Back to psychology in trading, whether one is a fundamental or technical trader doesn't matter. Every trader needs to master their psychology to be able to profit from the market. Otherwise, they will be messed up by the market once they get hit by loss and they will lose confidence of the little they even know. Nothing messes a trader up like loss of confidence in their trading strategy or plan. Risk Management/Money Management is benched on trading psychology. It's an important aspect of trading.

The first step is find resource materials online for trading. Read veraciously like your life depends on them. Babypips.com is a good place to source trading materials as a greenhorn. Get hold of different trading platforms (maybe two or three) to demo trade what you've been reading.

Fund/capital shouldn't be the emphasis as you can lose any amount you fund with if you don't have the prerequisite knowledge for trading. Skill set is the major thing and you should do all you can to get that to be successful in trading.

Wallet type or usage depends on what crypto you're trading. Most traders do their stuff on exchanges. There are variety of options on exchanges than on wallets, except you're referring to DApps on wallets.

Meta trader isn't for all tokens. You can use live charts from coin sites. Poocoin or Tabtrader is also available for chart analysis.

There's nothing you or I can do to get the price up, except to make your (our) involvement by buying it no matter how little you (we) think it's. If you do that and I do mine and someone else does theirs, that will help create more awareness and patronage for Bitcoin. That's how the little increment we've had so far came about that drew the attention of whales and market makers to it. However, I don't completely believe in buying to hodl perpetually. It doesn't do much to price. What gives Bitcoin its value is that activity of buying and selling. As for $100k, Bitcoin will zoom past it like a piece of cake this bull run. Just chill.

😃 I know that part. I once did that too and that was several years before I got to know of Bitcoin. It was my budding days with Forex trading. What I anticipated after I got the cash wasn't what I saw on the field of play, so to say. You know what they say about people having a strategy they think is the ultimate until they realize what they've is nothing. The long story, short – I lost that capital and had to wait several years before I could repay it. However, while I was unable to pay back I made sure
to frequently remind that friend I knew I was still owing him. It's not good to let money be a friction between friends. We should try as much as we can to avoid anything that will cause such a scenario.

I believe those who hate altcoins will be those who think that altcoins are trying to replace Bitcoin. No, altcoins aren't. They're in a different world of their own. Truth be told, altcoins involvement in this industry is what has given the industry the robust nature it enjoys till date, not Bitcoin. If not for the chief altcoin – Ethereum, this industry wouldn't have had the lots of alternatives it has and that's good for investment opportunities. Lots of projects came on the ETH chain and then diversified to their own chains to give rise to other projects. Quiet alright, I understand the concern over scam projects for those who condemn alts but then that's what's it's. There's always a Judas among every 12.

Thanks, and congrats to others too on their commitment to the "probably nothing" while it lasted. I hope the end result in price brings all participants greater joy and reassurance of what airdrops can do.

Many more exchanges are on the queue to list this NOT. It's the darling Tap2earn coin now. The ilks of Dotcoin, Tapswap, Yescoin, Dragoncoin, etc which are all tap2earn will have a big challenge to emulate what Notcoin has done. I became serious with the project when I realized it's a reverse of TONcoin and that the owner of Telegram is on it. Even when it fooled us on April 1st by not listing on the said date, I didn't feel disappointed because I knew the project had more to lose if it didn't list eventually. Do we know how much Notcoin has helped boost the revenue of telegram? It has really helped it. The publicity and hype for this project is unbeatable as it's now.

Claiming started yesterday but for premium telegram users only. Those who aren't premium users will wait till the listing day or a day before it to claim theirs.

The expected thing is that those who are going to trade immediately are more likely to escape the usual dump that follows the listing of tokens/coins. However, I think the project will do well on the long run if anyone hodls it.

Yes, it was as demanding as amusing as it was. Initially, I did all the tapping myself until the kids picked interest and joined in what was fun for them. They would pester me to allow them tap it and others. For those who don't have anyone tapping for them with any of the Tap2earn projects and they think it's going to be time consuming, they can get an auto clicker for it on playstore for Android users. Just install it and allow it tap for you.

Dips aren't just a Bitcoin thing. We also have that in FX trading and Stocks. It's a common feature with trading and that's why we call trading in our local parlance – Up and Down. It goes up but doesn't remain there forever. It comes down but doesn't remain there forever also. I can say that of Bitcoin but not the entire cryptocurrencies. There are some alts that go down and that will be the end of such a project.

Don't make it look like if this opportunity at buying low and now is missed there won't be another. There will always be a second chance. No one should take out a loan to invest in Bitcoin or any other alts no matter how unfailingly you think such an investment is.

Of course, it's the developer that should be held responsible for the death of their token/coin. Yes, I know there's that negative effect from the activities of dumpers; especially those who get the tokens from airdrops or bounties. It's the duty of devs to know how to cushion that effect and find a way to discourage heavy dumping. It should be done in a way that buyers can also show their strength while paper hands are selling off. Devs should encourage investors to hodl by putting up incentives like staking to earn and other activities. Again, there should be a good token unlock mechanism in percentage that won't be much as to have a lot of tokens released to airdroppers or investors. More importantly, most of the devs are criminals who intentionally would create scam and worthless tokens just to get money from unsuspecting investors. From start, they already know they're not going to develop that project further. It's just a cash out for them, easy money.

Na true you talk there wit the fly thing but remember sey owa ancestors dem talk sey mouth wey close nor dey let people sabi im problem so others go help am solve am.

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My people my people! Make una nor vex for me sey e tey small as I neva reach here. Na too much aitside activities dey disturb me dis day. I still dey wit una here. No shaking.

Three important things I've learnt first hand over the years in this industry. The first is never to sell all no matter how ridiculous you think the token will become or how a great ROI you think it has given you. Always leave a moon bag. Yes, take profit but remember to leave some behind. I learnt that in 2018 or so after I sold all my 270 BNB at once with what I thought was a huge profit. I sold around $3 or so.

Secondly, take out your capital once your investment sees profit. Don't be too confident that the market won't later turn against you. This industry is speculative and highly  volatile. Anything can happen at any time. Safeguard yourself by taking out your capital and some profit and then allow the rest roll on in profit.

Thirdly, never borrow funds to invest in cryptocurrencies. It's a bad idea that can unsettle you once there's a dump in the market.

If altcoins are fading, according to your word, then the "people profile token" you're trying to shill here will expectedly not be attractive to investors too or don't you think so?

Anyway, we're still in May and Bitcoin halving just took place in April. It's too early to run into conclusion of altcoins that won't do well. Until Bitcoin's dominance weakens in the market I don't think altcoins will achieve much in price. Altcoins are far from achieving a run now until that happens.

Of course, anything that casts positive publicity on Bitcoin helps to advertise it and brings more patronage to it. That's what the Bitcoin ETF has been able to do. We saw how Bitcoin price went up and broke its ATH of the previous circle even before the recent halving. The ETF strengthened confidence of institutional  investors in the industry and they came in gun blazing. This is opening up more space in relation to investment for Bitcoin. It's a plus.

For me, Bitcoin is a payment medium and asset. Chiefly, it's more of an asset than even money. It's the asset side that makes investment in Bitcoin interesting and that's why speculations go on around it. Investors want to know at what point it's likely to give them great ROI before they invest and that's why we've a circle comprising bull and bear seasons. On its own as money, Bitcoin wouldn't be having the level of traction it has been having, the volatility and all that. It would be just like stablecoins.