I think you meant "when would you sell" instead of "where would you sell". Honestly, I don't know. Maybe early? Like when the price went up to like $1,000? At least I guess that  is what most of the people would have done. I doubt "many" people would keep holding after seeing the initial price rise. I mean during early days, most people wouldn't have expected the price to reach to the point it is at now. Even if they kept on holding, they would have sold it during the last bull run (back in 2017).

I doubt there are any countries out there that has no KYC requirements or anything similar. All institution that deals with finance must have some sort of regulation that will make KYC process mandatory. Even if they don't have such regulation, they will eventually be forced to do so or else lose their license or right to operate.
Each country has their AML laws to protect their country. If exchanges like these aren't regulated or has no KYC process, people might start using it with malicious intent and cause harm to the country.

I wouldn't call them "lucky bitcoiner". Luck has nothing to do with them being able to make profit off bitcoin and start owning mansions. They knew what they were getting into. They knew the potential of bitcoin and hence they invested as early as possible and as much as they could. They believed in the long run the price of bitcoin will increase. It's more like they "made their own luck".
There are lot of people like him who made a fortune out of bitcoin. Most of them likes to keep everything private.

If the majority of the holders decide to sell all of their bitcoins at once, then the price will crash. Hence, this will enable more buyers to enter the market. There are lots of people who are willing to buy at cheap. They will all rush in, trust me.
So this means we will see a short term crash on the price which will eventually recover and cause a huge big bull. We might all so see more stability in the market. As the number of coins spread between different people (and no single or group of person hold large amount of coins), we will see that price manipulation no longer takes place. In other words, a healthier market will be created.

Did you make a profit after you have sold your coins? If yes, then why "fight a battle" with yourself? You reached your profit goals, be happy and start all over again with a new target. Maybe higher profit goal?
Like I said, move on. There is nothing to regret since in the long run the price will keep on increasing. It's inevitable. All you can do is reinvest your profits in bitcoin or other crypto currencies and make more profits. Don't sell when you are not ready. And keep repeating without regretting.

The market is unpredictable. You should not stop trading it if does not match your "prediction". This is not how trading is supposed to work. Unless you really trust yourself and you are not willing to take any risk at all, you should continue trading even if your expectations don't meet. You should always be prepared for the worst. Sometimes being prepared may help you take advantage of unknown/unpredictable situations!
Unless you are some sort of machine, every human has emotions that they cannot control. Easy to say, hard to execute.

Yeah, it does matter I would say. But it would be hard to know the exact "cohesion" between the team members unless you know them personally or you have been following them for a very long time.
One should actually take that into account along with other factors such as their strength or weakness when playing with other teams. Teams that have better cohesion has better chance of winning
It does matter, but what ever you see on a TV shows are bit exaggerated.

You got it right. Cheap labor, easy access to raw materials and availability of cheap products is NOT what you can find over here in the US. The production cost would make the price of the final product not look attractive when compared to mining equipment produced in other countries where the production factors are quite cheap.
So its much more profitable to import and sell it rather than making their own machines.
Or if you are talking about bitcoin block miners, power bills aren't cheap over here.

We can't say that the price "manipulation" will be gone soon, but yeah, the more people use bitcoin, the less it will be manipulated. This is because eventually all the coins will be spread among people, hence lower chance of manipulating since the number of "whales" also starts to increase. I guess as more whales enter the market, the risk of manipulation increases, hence discouraging manipulators (because whales will be able to easily take advantage of manipulators).
You are kidding right?

Was this a sudden ban? I have heard people saying that their bank accounts were closed because they were associated with crypto currency trading. Even those who traded months ago had their accounts closed. Are they freezing all the funds? Or they giving some clause which will allow you move your funds or enable your accounts again?
Any particular reason why they but a ban on crypto currencies? Feels weird to see how some countries are still opposing bitcoin while others are becoming more bitcoin friendly.
Probably they will once again allow users to trade once they have a better framework and be able to regulate crypto currencies properly.
How will they cash their profit if its illegal to use?

It is so obvious that printing and pumping money into the economy won't fix anything. Well, it might in the short run, but in the long run, it will cause trouble. Everyone knows that, but yet, the government acts like nothing is wrong over here. They probably have a plan B ready, or they just really don't care and believes that everything will go back to equilibrium eventually.
I never though "destruction" of central banks would be positive event.

Price reaching $1 anytime soon? I doubt. Doge coin is getting pumped right now. It has happened before with this coin. People pumps it and then it gets dumped. If you are joining the hype and want to mine because you think you will make good profit, then think again. Is it worth it? Depends on several factors. You need your mining equipments and then there is your power bills and maintenance cost that you need to pay. Can the coins you mine cover all those costs?
Ask yourself these questions and see if its worth it or not.

You really think we are ready for the climate change? Sorry, we are not. In fact most don't even care and others can't even acknowledge global warming. This climate change highly likely won't affect us, but the future generation will face the consequences of our negligence. And oh, please don't get me started about financial crisis, wars and natural disasters. If a pandemic can cause such destruction, imagine what the others are capable of doing.
We know how to solve it but its those dimwits against vaccination and lockdown that is making us lag behind.

How did you come to this conclusion that the economy is going to crash again? I mean economic crashes do happen when some unrest is going on, which we have already went through. In fact we are now in a recovery stage which is actually good really good. I don't think we are going to see another crash anytime soon. If that happens, things are going to get messed up.
Makes no sense. Why crypto currencies become a "cheap asset" after selling to average people? To make it a cheap asset, they will have to sell it for cheap, which would be stupid of them.
Lol, what?

Understand the market first. Learn how it works. Don't think that you will always be making profit. There will be days where you will be losing your money due to small mistakes. Instead of losing your hope, learn from those mistakes. Try not to repeat it.
Also, when trading make sure you know what you are doing and getting yourself into. Don't trade and invest in coins because of a "hype" or "trend". Even if you do, make sure you exit as soon as possible. Because, when a hype or trend drops, so does the price of those coins.

What exactly do you think is wrong over here? I don't see anything wrong when a casino sponsors someone to advertise for them or review their casino. Its more like they are getting paid for promoting their casino and letting everyone know about it. Sure, the reviewer might be biased due to this, but then, if someone believes everything a random guy on the internet says, then he is an idiot. On other hand, I doubt any "streamer" would risk their reputation by giving biased or fake reviews.
I would say sponsoring isn't wrong in this case. The "streamer" earns, the casino gets promoted and others get to know about the casino.

The more it goes up, the more correction it will have? What do you mean by "more correction"? It's  not like the % of the correction is going to be higher the higher the price go. I doubt that's how correction works. Maybe we will see the price correcting it self by dropping at most 15%? Anything more is more like the price getting dumped and whales cashing in their profit. And I wouldn't be worried about corrections. Corrections are more likely to create a healthy market. New investors joins the community which means we will be seeing more adaptation of the crypto currencies.
But yeah, anyone who think the price will never dip are indeed naive.

"Very little famous"? You are kidding right? It is no longer unknown. I bet almost everyone has heard about bitcoin. The news is everywhere. Social media, mainstream media, magazines and where ever you go, you will see and read about crypto currencies. Walk around a crowded city and you will see a Bitcoin ATMs one after another.
Big companies are investing in bitcoin. Well known and famed people are talking about it. It's no longer a "secret".
It won't. At least not in the next few decades.

Why did you sell at the first place when you saw that you will be losing $300? Again, I am bit confused over here. What do you mean by "your buying price was good"? Did you mean you bought it when the price was very low? But then the price started dropping and you sold? If that is the case, then you should have known better. You know that the price is volatile and panic selling won't get you anywhere. Remember, as long as you don't sell, no matter how much the price drops, you don't make any loss.

I would say, if you are "able" to invest, then go ahead. When the price drops, keep holding. As long as you have spare money that you won't need even during you financial "crisis", then go ahead, invest!

Looks like you are advertising your platform over here. Maybe make a proper announcement thread?
Anyway, I wouldn't recommend anyone to use a third party website to look for "best" crypto projects. This forum is in fact the best place to hunt for good projects. Those third party websites gets paid by the projects to mark them as "best. Hence you will get biased reviews from them. On other hand, if you use this forum to look for projects, you will get a better view of the projects. If a project is plain scam project, chances are they will be caught by the members of the forum.