I'll go with ETH and SOL since both of these are my favourite altcoins. Bitcoin always stays at the top though.
FTM and BNB are also some nice coins I have my eye on but for the time being I am waiting for some fiat money to buy them.
I think we can also buy some Decentraland or SAND to stay invested in the metaverse.

Yeah that's true. Solana has dumped a lot but there are other potential altcoins as well which have been dumped more than SOL.
For instance, FTM is a good coin but it has been dumped all the way from $3 to $0.38 currently which is almost 10 times the price.
So I still think Solana is doing comparatively well even after the halt.

Finding out the bottom of bitcoin will help us accumulate the altcoins at a better price.
Currently $28k is a good support line for bitcoin and we have to wait until the price crosses above $32k.
Once that is done we can buy some alts and then wait if bitcoin dumps again or not.
If it dumps lower then we should wait for the next bottom line and that's how we keep accumulating in the dips.

Or may be you can take a little risk and play the multiply btc game and get more sats.
But ofcourse we have the risk to lose it all as well, it all depends on your luck though.
I was lucky enough today to win a decent bet. 

It's a tough year for SOL supporters because of the recent outages in the Solana blockchain.
Bots keep on attacking the blockchain by spamming millions of transactions yet the devs don't have a solution to these.
It's no rocket science that spammers are using the low fees and high TPS as a leverage but this has to stop soon or else SOL will collapse just like LUNA.
The latest outage was today when the team had to restart the blockchain because millions of transactions were being spammed on the network and so they had to halt the blockchain.
I was once a strong believer of the Solana blockchain but this is really bad for a blockchain and completely unacceptable.

More talks: https://www.reddit.com/r/solana/comments/v33tcs/does_the_solana_dev_team_not_have_a_robust_qa/

It's the losses that causes depression and we tend to feel bad when any negative thing occurs to us.
In crypto trading, the volatility is quite high and most of the times, it takes just a few days for the trend to change.
Just like any other asset trading, crypto also works on the principle of demand and supply.
It can't go in one direction alone which is why there are cycles when people lose money and that's normal.

Waiting would be a good thing to do right now but it's not necessary to wait for 1 or 2 years.
We just have to wait until bitcoin recovers from the current dip because once bitcoin pumps the altcoins will follow.
We can start accumulating more fiat money so that when the time arises we can buy more number of coins.

Those meme coins are skyrocketing because of the fake hype that is being created by the developers and the supporters.
Everybody wants to make a quick profit out of those meme coins and thus the hype around them.
In the long run all of those meme coins will get dumped and basically there's no intrinsic value to them.

The odds were quite decent for BTC and was good for ETH. Anything more than 2x is a good bet for me since we are doubling the amount.
Let's see what this month has for bitcoin. I will apply the same strategy and wait for the last week to analyze and then place my bet either on BTC or ETH.

Damn, this bet was quite thrilling but unfortunately I didn't win the bet. I was very close to winning though.
If the price would have pushed a few more dollars then it could have been above $2000 and I would have won.
But it was quite of a thrill to watch BTC dump so much and then recover price at the last moment.

Keep accumulating over the long term by buying at dips. Always keep spare cash to buy the dip just in case one occurs.
Analyze the market and look for opportunities when you can take out the profits.
With those profits, keep buying when the market goes in a down trend. Patience is the key.
You will feel many times to sell as soon as you see some profits but hold you way until the market goes in opposite direction on bigger timeframes.

1. I started learning about bitcoin around the age of 20. I was quite overwhelmed when I got to know about bitcoin at first.
A few years down the line it all made sense to me and I turned out to become a bitcoin believer.

2. As I was quite young I didn't have any experience in the financial field. Crypto was the first financial system I was playing around with.
This made me open to risks and losses and helped me overcome my fear of losses.

3. Obviously. Everyone present here wishes they knew about bitcoin earlier.

Honestly speaking, it's hard to determine whether the bitcoins were previously used for illicit activities or not.
Most of the criminals/hackers use mixers to get away with the trace to their bitcoins and this makes it very very hard to figure out if those bitcoins were used for criminal activities or not.
So I think we as a regular user/trader/investor shouldn't be much concerned about the bitcoins we are holding.

Adding to this

4. Some wallets get their revenue from the number of downloads on Playstore/Appstore
5. Some wallets have advertisements and gain ad revenue from them

Wow, I never knew this. Is this really true ? So the price of 1 BTC was initially $0.0007639.
This means that bitcoin's current price has increased to 37,963,084x times the initial price.
Do you have the buy/sell transactions made during those times ?

Well, when I first started gambling excessively, I lost more than $300 just like that.
It was hard earned money ofcourse but I didn't realize the losses until one day I calculated all my losses and the amount crossed $300.
That was when I decided not to gamble excessively and from that day onwards, I never gambled with an amount more than $5 per bet.
Also, I gamble for not more than 10 - 15 minutes a day and less than 4-5 times a week.
This way I have restricted myself from gambling excessively and limiting my losses. Self control is the trick here.

What you have said is absolutely true. Sooner or later most of the coins without a purpose are gonna collapse.
It's not about the team but the particular product for which the project was built.
If the project is not sustainable then it will crash no matter how good the team is.
There are many projects which have the same utility as others and all of them will probably get dumped.

It's quite simple. Invest in a project which solves something and addresses a new problem.
There are hundreds of projects out there which is addressing the same problem and solutions are already there for it.
Those projects never succeed in the long run and they are there just to bank of the users.
So invest in a project which you think is doing something new and has a great potential.

I would prefer both because both of them are really good coins and have good potential.
While Ethereum has greater potential because of it's utilities and marketcap binance coin is also well established because binance has over taken most of the crypto market.
In the long term both of these coins will give out great profits.

I don't know if the LUNA crash was predicted earlier or not but as soon as the price went below $10 it was already in news by then.
Then I read what it's all about and it became evident to me that the coin is gonna collapse to zero and so it did.
But nobody would have been able to accurate predict the crash before it started dumping so hard obviously.
What happened was terrible and it just proves why investing in altcoins is such a huge risk.
Ethereum is probably the only altcoin for me which I can trust more than any other altcoin.