Yeah they are introducing coins to the new users but not any good coin, only the ones they have invested on. The popularity is just going to bring them profit. The current promotion is asking users to register for coinmarketcap and subscribe them, make an account on binance as well learn and earn band token which is arguably their home token.

I have personally sold some and placed others in sell order at different level max upto $500. I think the current price rise would soon come to a correction bringing the price down to $320ish which would be another window for me to increase the amount of my ETH holdings. The ETH 2.0 launch is still far but when it would come, the price would hit $600 again.

They were found to be redirecting to their affiliate links on some exchanges and they did corrected it after being pointed out. The graphical illustration about token being frozen seems to be untrue as they explains and they have closed referral from russia which in not just for the user but all users. I'm not a brave fan but they are doing something new, maybe the similar approach to adblock plus but on browser level and with their own blockchain based token and rewarding the viewer as well.

If you absolutely need to jump into defi craze just at least check their website and forum thread and when and how they were launched. Defi projects like Chainlink, Band and compound had started this trend but now every of the projects are calling themselves defi even that was not on their whitepaper. It would be risky to put money on any defi related coin at the moment as they are sure to correct large.

I was late to jump in and now I guess it would be riskier to jump at the moment though all of the popular defi platforms like chainlink, tezos, maker, compound, aave, synthetic network and almost all of defi still seems to be rising, the market has gone stangnant for most of other coins. They are heading towards a sharp correction and it would be better to buy them after they correct if you are going to invest them for long term.

Your question is still not clear. No, you can't know the name of the person by seeing his/her address. But the addresses can be tagged on popular block explorer by you or the wallet owner so that you would easily recognize who the wallet belongs to. Popular wallet from exchanges are officially tagged by the exchange reaching out to the block explorer. 

I tried to make a dapp on Tron platform but I couldn't get enough of the documentation from the developers website of Tron. The website of tron IDE is unreachable and the Tron Studio in github is discontinued. The developer's website of Tron have dead links and many pages without any content. The only attractive thing on Tron right now is the fees otherwise it's a dead project.

There were several genre to go with but coinmarketcap did make a separate ranking for Defi coins. It not only shows the increased craze for Defi coins but also the commercial expansion of coinmarketcap after the Binance Acquisition and a step further to dominating the crypto sphere for a capitalistic monopoly and power to manipulate the market.

We should not. But it's a natural response to have a bit bias on anything announced by a legendary member as we know they are either an early bitcoin and crypto adopter or are one of the most useful member of this community. They have hundreds of hours logged and it would not be a blind guess to think thy did a bit of research before accepting to announce the project even for a price. Professionally they don't but personally they do have their recognition on stake.

Well you shouldn't have cashed in all so early. You should have gone with a bullish grid than going out as current prices seems to be staying. It's not the bull run everyone are still eagerly waiting but the price seems to have adjusted between 11K and 12K for bitcoin for some time. There could be fluctuations and bet on the grid and you could even get a dip to 9K in coming months.

This explains why POW is not good for small or medium sized coin. And with so much with ETH, it would be better to let it go. There are quite a lot coins that could complement for ETC and the use of energy just for the sake of keeping a coin alive is unjustifiable. Even though it came out of it, we cant be sure the attack wont happen again. As the ETH changes to POS, a lot of miners and mining equipment would be free.

There are risk on trading with every crypto. Even they are said to be fixed to a fiat, no one can guarantee they'll be able to deliver exact amount at any time. Of the two you mentioned, USDT is the most popular, most used and widely accepted yet the most controversial. The Tether team are trying to give reasons why they don't have the equal amount to back the token but their explanation is not going to pay user in case the entire crypto market goes to zero. People look for stable coin because they want to be safe even in the case of crypto catastrophe.

Electroneum did got a large userbase by sharing a small number of coins. They could have done that with some airdrop or bounty but their initiative mining simulation app created curiosity on users and the referral bonus made users bring more users. Electroneum has now placed itself as a prominent coin among cryptonight and with the active team, they are getting more user base and use case. 

Whitepaper is a documentation of what and how the project wants to achieve. It'll let you now either their concept are new or an old one. You can also compare it and it's economics to the similar project you've known. And furthermore with the quality and uniqueness of text, you'd know how serious the team are about the project. Surely it's not the only way to decide for your investment but is the first place to look at.

The exchanges that let users to manually enter the coin, many scammers puts on the ticker of a popular coin while placing a entirely different coin on sell order. New users just comes in and finds the ticker of coin they want to invest and buys it but gets a useless token. The best way to be safe here is to check the contract info of the coin. The contract info of coin in your wallet should be exactly same as the contract info of the listed token.

With the sim swapping racket, mobile sms has became less secure. Till a better option arrives, google authentictor would be a better option. Platforms like youtube also should monitor the password and name changes as well live videos actively. If I just opened my youtube now, the home screen would have at least a fake bitcoin giveaway.

Coinbase had a slow approach to adding coins but the last two lots were large as they are growing into a full fledged crypto exchange. They might have their own metrics on qualifying the coins and they are also guided by SEC's regulations. Coinbase listing is a huge thing for the coin as it opens a large capital of traditional traders who use their banks to invest and trade on crypto.

You should check for you anxiety if these events triggers your fear. Larger and smaller calamities takes place frequently around the world. You just need to be a bit concerned about the security of your coins but the security issue should not haunt your life. What's the use of your coins if you lost your own life and maybe the life of your loved ones.

I just tested the bicoincore executive file with virus total and almost all of popular antivirus engine have no issue with it.
If the antivirus company is not listening to the users, we can also ditch the antivirus that flags the original core app which would clearly give them a message considering the size of bitcoin users.

What is more visible is the current pandemic do boosted online shopping and use of virtual currency which were already taking their grounds. If 20% of people were ordering their food online, now 40% are doing so. If 20% of meetings were held through video conference, now 80% are done so.
The pandemic has decreased social gatherings. It's a dream came true for introverts. Ceremonies like wedding are happening with less expenditure and presence. And the virus is here to stay.