I think this is a great analysis of the price action with regards to the increase in prices. What I'm curious about this analysis is the time duration it took to get from the lowest low from each of the time periods.

• Genesis to 1st
• 1st to 2nd
• 2nd to 3rd

With the following data from above, maybe we can see how much it would take. I know the x-axis is in years but maybe the exact months and probably the date could answer some things as well.

Checking the definition of "occupation" and the meaning behind the word, it's being "occupied" on a job or something. I think it can be applied to being a full-time trader. As long as you will be fully focused and occupied most of your time, it will be okay to consider being able to occupation. Many people would be happy to have that as their occupation if they continuously earn from it.

With the recent happenings in our lives, some even are looking for a gig to survive. Many people would find anything to increase their income and wealth sources, whether in trading or another way.

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That's something that could make you experience that "mini" heart attack. I think that's more hurtful than being scammed, TBH.

Thanks for clearing it out. I was checking it but I didn't seem to see her name. And I checked it again and saw the problem. It's because I'm not registered on their site. Sorry for that confusion.

Is the Job title of Nathalie Reinelt, Analyst, Aite Group? This is what I meant on the spelling etc. Will be on lookout for more.

That's good that you were able to be verified. Any reason on to why it was delayed or you were just exploring all the possibilities with Binance US?

Anyway, good luck with your trading journey. Keep on posting here, you would learn a lot in this forum.

I think we all will go through something like this because our life is not always going to be straight upwards. There would always be losses, and just like charts, there are highs and lows, and you could never go wrong aiming higher and higher every time you go through a low. It's best to be happy with what you still have and start from there.

Many people have experienced far worse, not to compare it, but some people overcame their hardships. I know you will as well.

No one could ever honestly tell what you could do right now, but as long as you stick to your goals and aim higher highs, then you would get to your goals.

I like how clean the website is. Especially how you can organize the different columns towards what you want, A-Z, Z-A, etc.

Upon checking, I'm not sure but the dates and publisher are correct. Names and some wrong spelling are in it though.

Debating on whether it's possible or not to pose a fake app on the Apple Store, it shouldn't be the focus here. I think informing users that these types of schemes are possible to be scammed should be reported. Sharing information on potential scams is a help. It was indeed better to share how to avoid it in the first place. Most people just blindly trust something that they saw and believe it right away without doing possible research.

Be vigilant with what you download.

So you are saying that Jeff Bezos will fall in love with Tim Cook? Lol

Anyways, kidding aside. To achieve the $100k this year in BTC, it should be a significant company to gain even more crypto adopters. Once the leaders of these powerful companies provide and show that their company is interested in applying crypto as another fund type or something, then I think banks will decrease in power, but they are definitely going to be desperate.

For sure, fees in their application would be really cheap or none because it's just inside their network but the moment when they do some withdrawals with BTC, then it would be another story. I think that's one of the reasons it's hard to completely stay away from the banking system right now because the fees are greater compared to BTC tx fees. Hopefully, Paypal would allow altcoins in the mix as well.

At least now, it's better to see that the big players are really serious. Allowing members to withdraw their crypto and do whatever they want will be better though. I'm not sure how that will apply to international transactions but they probably had sorted this out or something. Conversion to fiat is already great but withdrawing actual BTC would be better.

I hope it's applied to international PayPal regions as well. Lol.

If you think about it, most of us here, as members of Bitcointalk, are already investors. The asset is crypto-related. Anyway, if you are going to be thinking about investing as a whole, it's pretty simple to don't check it from time to time but as a long-term HODL for the asset. Usually, we feel the urge to see it every minute, but it's the view from the long term that will make you win in this investing thing.

In terms of being rich and in poverty. The money that you can invest will differ if it's a matter of life and death. Those who cannot afford to invest will make sure to feed their families first instead of owning a stock certificate.

This is targeted towards the middle-class who can invest extra money, not those who need it the most.

I don't know if it counts but in order to have that kind of free tokens to bet on, you would need to be active and at least play for some time. Anyway, there's a free faucet for trying out games and when I received that small amount of coins, I managed to make it into a 0.002 BTC which is not a lot before but now it is. No recent events from me now since I haven't been gambling for quite some time. Maybe soon. I know these types of things are not applicable anymore.

I think this makes Bitcoin even more solid when it comes to investing—creating more and more people who want to be part of the crypto space. That's just how much it is valued right now, and a lot more people are seeing the reason why they are switching or hedging to BTC instead of staying in fiat currency. I do believe there's another pump incoming and hopefully, it goes to the moon even more.

USDC is a good stable coin to have, for sure, especially when you compare it to USDT 

You can just use a browser on your phone and login there. It's a normal website that you can log in to. Just be sure that you have a secure device. What's so hard about that, OP?

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The link Lucius gave has a lot of insight into this Trezor Suite. Like Tor Support, Coinjoin, Full node, DEX Integration, Lightning Integration, etc. It definitely looks great and a lot less complicated if they manage to have a great user experience/interface on it, it's going to be a game-changer.

I think we have to accept that they are targeting less tech-savvy people that probably will have a hard time figuring out how they would do those different functions without the help of a GUI. Most people wouldn't be attracted if they see the complicated steps to achieve that with other regular software.

I recently read that there is a similarity between sports gambling and market investment like trading. If you consider that market investors are making bets, it's already gambling with the definition of "bet" itself. Speculators on the market that try to predict where the value will go are gambling.

Let's say it's about trading, trading daily is gambling, but if you invest in the asset and believe that the price will rise, it can be considered differently. What lacks now is the competitiveness between investors and that's where trading comes in. Still gambling.

Are you using a hardware wallet to access a wallet using MetaMask? I encountered something similar to this, but the solution to this is that I edited a setting on my Ledger to make smart contracts, IIRC, and then I was able to load its interface. It has now allowed me to transact and signed messages again. I thought there was a problem with my browser, but there isn't.