And this is when you consider that only 6 or 7% of the population knows about cryptocurrency and only 1.5% of the world's investment capital is invested in the crypto industry. There is room to grow and develop, big capital and funds have started to turn their attention since 2020 and this attention is constantly growing. Also some large funds, which are known in traditional markets, are starting to look towards offering their clients to invest in cryptocurrencies. I hope that the next bull run will bring at least $7-10 trillion in capitalization to the crypto industry.

This coin has only been pumped once, when there was the last wave of growth, before the bear cycle began. The rest of the time this coin doesn't grow. There are much better coins for trading, especially the listing on only two, to put it mildly, not the best exchanges, where the liquidity is low, the trading volume is only $50,000. An experienced trader would never try to speculate on such a low liquidity coin.

What makes you think bitcoin is not regulated? Just because its founder is anonymous? I think you confuse the concepts of regulation and decentralization. Bitcoin has been regulated for a long time by most countries, legislation and tax regulations are in place, licenses for exchanges are being introduced, exchanges are introducing KYC, and the SEC is keeping a close eye on big companies that invest in bitcoin. So I wouldn't say bitcoin is unregulated, it is one of the regulated projects in the crypto industry.

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А с WebMoney вы не работаете? А то на сайте я не нашёл информации.

You can read this article https://bitcoinist.com/ethereum-gamefi-activity-collapses-by-96/

A 96% drop in user activity for the leading GameFi apps.


The hype is long gone, the leading projects have lost over 90% of their value, the number of users has declined many times over, and the industry has fallen into a coma due to the bear market that has set in. Hype has passed, the market is waiting for a new trend, P2E is already a bygone stage, like ICO, DeFi, NFT. I'm not claiming this industry is dead, no of course not. I'm saying that the hype has passed. By a HYIP I mean crazy price increases, new projects coming out and attracting users. In periods of hype, these indicators are usually off the charts, while in normal times things develop in a more measured way.

This is a frequent problem of young projects. Even though they sometimes offer interesting products, ultra-technological, which are ahead of competitors' products, they still fail. For a variety of reasons:

• Illiterate marketing;
• Inexperience of the team;
• Lack of investors;
• A product too complicated for ordinary users to understand;
• Too narrow a niche,

etc

From my observation experience, I can say that it's easier for teams to create a new coin than to repurpose an old product and adjust it to the new concept, because creating something from scratch is much easier than redoing an old one.

The biggest mistake in cryptocurrencies, especially altcoins, is greed. The desire to get more and faster. Many of us outlive trends and when a good opportunity to sell coins at a good profit comes, we don't do it. If they manage to earn x3, investors keep on waiting for x10, if they manage to earn x10, investors keep on waiting for x25, etc. This is the big mistake, and then these same investors get caught up in FOMO, and they start counting how much they would have earned if they had withdrawn the money in time.

Now is a good time to buy. Look at the new projects that were released in 2021 and gathered a large community, they are 90-98% cheaper than their ATH. What's not a reason to buy, good prices, sometimes even lower than ICO\IDO prices. If it drops even lower, that's okay, buy some more. Just do not try to find the absolute bottom and buy everything with one order, it will not work, unless by lucky chance. But investing is not a lottery, everything should be approached systematically and with as little risk as possible.

Your example does not count as ban evasion because the banned user posted his post with identical information later than the unbanned user. I have already described such a situation and explained why such examples are not considered ban evasion.

You can read more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5094661.msg59059278#msg59059278

A private sale in which anyone can participate is a public sale. Although I'm a little wary of a few things about this project:

• There is no support for launchpad, the tokens are sold directly on the site, where there is no guarantee that exit scam won't happen and the domain won't get shut down at some point, as it often happens with unknown projects;
• There is no specifics in the roadmap, it's too short and crumpled, no documentation, much less a whitepaper;
• Faces from the Management section... it feels like they were just copied from different projects, here, for example, some of the faces are taken from here https://aplfintech.com/team/

This is a serious project, not just another add-on to Ethereum, although the airdrop is not very happy. The advantage of this project is of course the cost and speed of its transactions, but so far not such a wide area of application, waiting for Ethereum 2.0, perhaps after the merger something will change and commissions will become even cheaper and the speed even faster.

As for the price, the fall by 75% was caused by airdrop, but I think that the price can easily return to these values. I did not sell my tokens because I did not manage to catch a high price, and there is not much sense to dump like all of them, I will wait in the medium or long term, the price may grow after consolidation, if it goes lower, I will buy some more to my portfolio.

Investing in new projects is a good idea, it implies a large profit, but at the same time an increased risk. Allocate a part of your portfolio for investing in new projects is still worthwhile, I think, especially for small deposits. But do not invest in new projects, if you do not have at least the basic skills of analyzing projects and their tokenomics, otherwise it will not be an investment, but a lottery.

Will it continue? The hype of these trends is over. Now, if new projects will come out, they will not be as frequent as before. Now the hype is not around P2E, but around M2E and on the wave of this hype there is a large number of clones of the successful M2E-project StepN. I am surprised how quickly trends and hypes change. 3-6 months and already a new trend, crypto industry develops very fast, it is very difficult to get into projects, which are born at the beginning of a new trend for some tokens.

There are two huge investment mistakes here:

- Investing not free money, but money that is set aside for some need.
- Increased financial expectations, resulting in higher risk and likely ill-considered decisions when investing or withdrawing.

This behavior sounds more like a roulette game than investing. I do not advise anyone to do so, the outcome of such a scheme, with a probability of 95%, will be sad, partial or complete loss of the deposit.

I've seen such stories before with crypto.com and I can say that passive income with a centralized exchange is a bad idea. First of all, the exchange can change the terms of service at any time, block funds, require documents and other unpleasant things for crypto users. And second, storing money on a centralized exchange is dangerous. If you want to get passive income, choose decentralized pools for stacking and don't chase high APY, because high APY is always temporary and tends to decrease.

Their value is in the hype and only, the prices are inflated due to the increased interest in the coin, usually at the expense of influencers and public people. For example, the value of Dogecoin is that this coin is advertised by Elon Musk, and the Shiba project was advertised on YouTube, and because of that there was a big hype. Without all the hype these coins would be worth 0 or close to that value. Though DOGE used to be very popular among arbitrage traders, who transferred money from one exchange to another using DOGE, because this project always had low commissions. But some utilitarianism didn't raise DOGE price anyway, but when this coin was advertised by Musk, the price went up at once. That's all the value, just at the expense of celebrity mentions.

I'm more than sure there won't be a merger this year, for a variety of reasons. As for the price, I like the way ETH is actively leaving exchange traded wallets and increasingly settling into cold wallets, for long term investing that's a good fundamental factor. I've also read that the pace of ETH burning has slowed down a bit and that may be affecting the price rise. ETH has only lost 62% of its value since its last ATH, some expect ETH prices at $1,100-1,300 in the not too distant future when the bearish trend enters its final phase.