You say that you don't know what do to,but you have been using Binance for a year?
How did you used Binance?Did you have a demo trading account or something?
My advise for you is to get any possible information about trading(that is available for free on the internet) and just watch the videos and read the text content.
I know that practice is the best education method,but theory is also important.
You have to be prepared for losing lots of money in the beginning.Almost all traders begin by losing money.
This is just a part of the journey.Only the most persistent and disciplined will survive in this business.
You should avoid the higher risk trading tactics-like leverage trading.Stick with the big crypto-Bitcoin and the top 5 altcoins.Maybe after gaining more experience with the big crypto coins,you could jump into day trading.

Who cares about the stablecoins and DeFi?If you plan to write about stablecoins and DeFi,then why not move this forum thread to the Altcoin discussion forum.The "Speculations" forum is only about discussions related to the Bitcoin price.


Who cares about the Bitcoin price "dominance" over altcoins anymore?This indicator doesn't mean anything.
Should we pay attention to a 0.14 percent price increase for one day?Any Bitcoin price movement below +/- 10% should be ignored,if you ask me.There's no point of focusing on such small price increases.

The part,where you are writing about changes in the crypto tax legislation is quite interesting.Are you talking about the crypto taxes in India?If yes,then why don't you mention this in the forum thread.
I thought that you were writing about the US crypto tax legislation.

I'm familiar with Kiyosaki,but I've never seen any videos made by Dave Ramsey.
His views about giving and donating are quite interesting,even though there's no direct correlation between the money you give for donations and your personal financial results.
Perhaps there is a psychological element in this.Giving more money for charity can boost your ego and make you feel better about your self,which makes you more productive and motivated to work,which leads to better  financial results.I don't think that this "giving" approach can work with sociopaths,though.
I can't agree about not having debt at all.It's OK to borrow money,if you know how to use them and you payoff your debts on time.

So you didn't know the meaning of the term "casino"?Are you five year old?
Haven't you visited an actual casino?Have you ever heard anything about Les Vegas casinos?
Las Vegas is a part of the pop culture and there were multiple movies about the gambling industry in Nevada.
I have the assumption,that even 5-6 year old kids know a lot about casinos and gambling nowadays.
Maybe I'm wrong.
Where do you live?Perhaps there's a different word in your language that describes casinos and gambling.
My advise for you is to restrain from gambling,since you don't know anything about gambling and casinos.

The centralized crypto exchanges are already kinda similar to banks,when it comes to complying with the laws and regulations set by the authorities.We can't blame them for that.Every registered business has to comply with the laws and regulations,otherwise it will get punished by the authorities.
I guess that we can't have both value and anonymity.We have to sacrifice one or the other.
Complete anonymity means less value,like messing around privacy coins,which are less valuable or using BTC mixers,which are costing you fees and there's always a risk of getting scammed and losing your coins.
A CEX can also scam you,but at least you could hire a lawyer and sue them.

Congratulations to Northern Macedonia for the historical victory against Italy.
Sometimes being better than your opponent simply isn't enough.Sometimes football is all about luck.
The Italians had lots of luck during the penalties in Euro 2020,now their luck has disappeared.
Usually the teams,that are wining Mondial or Euro trophies disappoint in the next qualification season,right after the Mondial or Euro tournament.
I don't think that Portugal would make the same mistake as Italy in the upcoming match against Northern Macedonia.Christiano Ronaldo will definitely play in another World Cup tournament(probably the last World Cup in his career).

The news in my country are that Russia is going to be accepting rubles for selling oil and gas to the hostile countries(USA,Canada,UK,Austrslia and most of European countries).There aren't any news about Russia accepting cryptocurrency payments for selling oild and gas to the friendly or neutral countries.
Actually,there aren't any indications that the Russian oil and gas companies replaced dollars and euro with rubles in the recent days.
All the news about Russia and Bitcoin are just a big speculation.I would never believe that Russia would turn into a Bitcoin friendly country.Even if that happens,the western world will impose sanctions over the cryptocurrency industry and the BTC price would collapse.

The oil industry in Venezuela is in ruins,due to the "smart management" by the Venezuelan socialists.
It would take years for Venezuela to recover it's oil industry and this would require foreign investments,which is impossible under the Maduro goverment.
Iran is exporting oil mostly for the Asian countries.I don't think that the Iranians would switch to Europe.
Iran has close relationships with Russia and not-so-close relationships with the European Union.
Anyway,I don't believe that the oil prices can hit a range above 150 USD for long time frame.
Anything above 150 USD oil price would be catastrophic for the global economy.  

I expect Inter and Juventus to end in a draw,Atalanta to beat Napoli(or draw) and AC Milan wining against Bologna.This will secure Milan's first place(for a while).Both Inter and Juventus are unpredictable in their performance,but I can't see Inter being stronger than Juventus or the opposite.
Atalanta is probably my favorite Italian team.They are doing quite well in the European tournaments as well.
AC Milan is under high pressure of winning every match until the end of the season.They might win against Bologna,but they will crack down under the pressure at some point.The Serie A winner will have to be decided at the last round of the season.

It seems like this guy is a diehard Bitcoin supporter,but so what?
He isn't some multimillionaire,billionaire or a celebrity.His opinions won't influence millions of people to join the Bitcoin world.He is a member of the aristocracy,but that doesn't hive him any authority whatsoever.
Maybe inflation will disappear,if Bitcoin gets globally accepted as the one and only global currency,but I can't see this happening.The central banks and the governments will try to do whatever they can to preserve their monetary power and control.

Price stabilization?Most likely not.The people,who are talking about Bitcoin price stabilization probably don't know how Bitcoin works. The price volatility of Bitcoin will last forever.
The Bitcoin price breaking the 40K barrier doesn't mean anything at all.The price went above 40K USD around 2 or 3 times in the last several weeks.I guess that the panic selling,which was caused by the war in Ukraine is most likely over,since we don't see any sharp 10% price drops of the BTC price.
I'm still optimistic about the upcoming months of April,May and June,but I don't expect another ATH during the spring.

The US federal budget deficit is bigger than the GDP of several big countries(AFAIK,it was somewhere around 4.5 trillion dollars).What else do you expect?
The politicians want inflation,but they will never publicly admit it.
Things would have been different,if the USA didn't have such budget deficit and the Federal reserve wasn't printing billions of dollars every day.Getting into debt is addictive.Inflation is also addictive for the central bankers and politicians.It's like having a platinum credit card and never paying off your debts.
Nobody knows what will happen after 50 years.I'm sure that the fiat financial system will have to face some kind of big reset.Probably billions of dollars would be removed from circulation and destroyed.
I big part of the US federal debt will have to be "shaved" at some point.

This adult animation on the forum thread really caught my attention.
1.So you want to target the Asian markets.There's nothing wrong with that,but I'm not sure about the online gambling regulations in most Asian countries.
2.So your business will be basically being a game provider for other crypto casinos,rather than creating your own crypto casino.Good luck with that,but I think that you should change your marketing approach and focus on finding casino owners,rather than directly promoting your service to the crypto gamblers(which most likely won't be interested in your service).That's why I don't think that posting this thread here in the Gambling forum will get the attention of the right people.
3.Releasing a finished and fully functional product would be way better for your reputation than posting a demo/beta version.
Good luck with your project,OP.

When a country has power shortages and blackouts,the cryptocurrency miners are the first to put the blame on.They are just too insignificant and shutting them down won't hurt any important part of the economy.
The mining difficulty will get adjusted,so I don't expect any interruptions within the BTC blockchain.
Probably some traders started panic selling their BTC,because of the hashrate drop(or because of the news coming from Kazakhstan),but this is a wrong move,since the Bitcoin price will always recover from such temporary shocks.The right move is such situation is to HODL.

 

The biggest "occupational hazard" would be getting addicted to crypto trading,just like many people get addicted to online and offline gambling.Addiction could lead to multiple negative symptoms.
I don't think that the term "occupational hazards" fully applies to crypto trading,because crypto trading is not a full-time job and nobody is forcing the crypto traders to stay in front of their PC from nine to five.
Anyway,the possible side effects of staying every day sitting in front of your PC can be
back pain,neck pain,anxiety,obesity(eating more and having less physical activity),insomnia,higher stress levels,depression(after losing too much money).The list is endless.However,those side effects aren't closely related to crypto trading.

1.I don't know this guy.Is he some kind of a crypto authority or a trading guru?
2.He says that there's going to be a bull run,but he doesn't explain what will cause the bull run.
Does he have a crystal ball or something? This is just pure speculation and nothing else.
Saying that altcoins will begin the bull run and Bitcoin will follow is just delusional.Bitcoin is always the core of every bull market in the history of the cryptocurrency world.Altcoin prices are simply following the BTC price.
Predicting a Bitcoin price of 350-400K in 2023 is delusional as well.I think that 100K would be the absolute peak.

China had embraced casino capitalism decades ago and this is what you get,when you embrace casino capitalism-a ticking "debt bomb" and multiple price bubbles across multiple sectors of the economy.
It's weird that the Chinese communists refuse to go with government intervention and stick with the more libertarian "laissez-faire" perception of the economy.
I guess that the Chinese communists are more libertarian than the US republicans back in 2008,who nationalized multiple US banks and corporations.
Perhaps China is heading towards it's first major financial and economic crisis.
Some economists say that a crisis is actually good for the economy and a country's economy can't keep growing forever,without any interruptions.

This might be fake news,but even if it's true,then so what?
Another small underdeveloped country accepting Bitcoin as a legal tender.Is this a reason for the Bitcoin community to celebrate?It's not like the USA or China adopted Bitcoin as legal tender.
I'm not saying that it's necessarily bad,that small underdeveloped countries are more Bitcoin-friendly than the big developed countries.Maybe the so called "third world" will be the main place,where Bitcoin/blockchain technology will thrive in the next few decades.Who knows?
The problem is that many underdeveloped countries can't afford cheap electricity,so that more crypto miners will move their business there.

Cloud mining is a well known crypto scam method for years.
By "cloud mining",I mean all the "companies",that are asking you to invest money in them,so they could "mine" cryptocurrencies for you.This is one of the oldest crypto scams.
If a company asks you to pay a fee,in order to release funds and withdraw money,this is definitely a scam.
Multiple email spam folders are full with "Pay $100,so we could unblock your $10,000 award" type of scam emails.
This is one of the oldest scam methods on the internet.Even the "Nigerian prince" method has something to do with this scam.
Just like other forum members have mentioned,the only thing you could do is to report the domain on Namecheap.You could try to contact the police or hire a company,that could track down the BTC transactions(if the scammer isn't using a BTC mixer),but I don't think that you could get back your money.

It seems that the stars are aligned for a Bitcoin price pump,but there's isn't any event,that could cause the beginning of a FOMO wave.Such event would be another Bitcoin ETF or maybe some major corporation adopting Bitcoin(just like Tesla,Paypal,Microstrategy,etc.).
A FOMO wave is a situation,in which the BTC sellers stop selling their Bitcoins and start buying and the BTC buyers start buying even more BTC.There is a "snowball" effect in this process,but there's no event,that can trigger this "snowball" effect right now.Greed should dominate over fear in the "Fear vs.Greed" index,which isn't happening right now.
The global inflation and the war in Ukraine created some kind of uncertainty and many traders are still afraid to take risks.