AFAIK and as I read before in articles they called it "one country, two systems" so I think Hong Kong now has a separate law that doesn't depend on China.  Hong Kong's government has its own regulatory authority and can regulate and oversee activities within its jurisdiction, including centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, so if a centralized exchange operates within Hong Kong, it would be subject to local laws and regulations and China won't be able to stop it.

This is good news and it could increase adoption, people can still have crypto even if it's regulated so I think this is the best way for them.
Higher adoption rates would likely lead to increased awareness and acceptance of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology among the general public, potentially making them a more integral part of everyday financial transactions.
IMO, it's a good news.

You did it right and there's nothing wrong, at least you tried to warn and now it's up to them to listen or not.
At least you've tried to help them to understand that Ponzi schemes are unsustainable by nature.  Eventually, when there aren't enough new investors to pay returns to earlier participants, the scheme collapses, causing the majority of investors to lose their money.

That's very common here in my country, but now people learned not to invest in a Ponzi scheme investment and there's no easy way of making a profit on investment.  That's a pyramiding Ponzi Scheme.

I think this topic should be moved to the Trading Discussion board.

Trading without a plan seems like or without a managed risk might be more prone to make a decision based on emotions or short-term market fluctuations.  It should be stop-loss orders and position sizing must be set to reduce risk and without these rules, you might expose yourself to excessive risk, potentially resulting in substantial losses.  So it's important to have a trading plan otherwise, seems you aren't in trading, you're in gambling.

Sorry, but I don't believe in this.  It's a BS offer that sounds like a scammer.

IMO, name it and we have a reputation board to investigate it.
There's a punishment for sure for those proven that they are account farming.

Not a perfect solution, or ask JayJuanGee to increase his/her way of giving merit on that board.

This is how we list our mentors to put them on our trust lists.
IMO, there's no need to say something to them as long as you list them in your trust list which means you admire them, and you mentoring to them.  No one might put a name in your custom trust list but you hate that person.

Mentees are normal for us to learn and gain knowledge of course to motivate us to make a valuable post, that's the purpose of it nothing else.

I think OP is confused about the Bitcoin network and telecommunication network which is far different and has different functions.

You should read the Bitcoin whitepaper OP so that you'll better understand how Bitcoin works.
The primary purpose of the Bitcoin network is to facilitate the decentralized transfer of digital currency like Bitcoin in between users.  It achieves this through a distributed ledger called the blockchain, where transactions are recorded in a secure and tamper-resistant manner.  While on the other hand telecommunications networks are designed to transmit various types of information, such as voice, data, and multimedia, between users across long distances.  They encompass a wide range of technologies and services, including telephone networks, internet protocols, satellite communications, and more.

So IMO, there's no correlation between them.

How sure you are about this?!
There's no guarantee of making a profit daily on trading even how good you are.

IMO, trading isn't for everyone and isn't a means at all to make a profit, so it's impossible to make or generate a profit daily as you've said $20 to $30 daily.

I rather consider holding for a long term or storing Bitcoin's value in a long time and doing DCA way upon investing Bitcoin is a good move.

This unacceptable excuse and that's the reason why your account was banned, it's mere cases that I see the same case as given a second chance I think you need to move on and learn from your mistake.  IMO, these accidental similarities can still raise concerns about proper citation and originality to avoid plagiarism, and stealing other work will have a heavy punishment like this.

Sorry to say but this unbanned request will unlikely be granted.

Based on Binance article, it's from the Robinhood Markets Inc.
But I didn't find an answer that Robinhood confesses this accusation.

Whatever it is, it's expected that one day those big whales might sell their Bitcoin holding and could have an impact on the market.
However, if the Bitcoin price goes up, it will go up, because I'm afraid that traders and investors in the market will might react to the news.  If there is a perception that other large holders might follow suit, it could lead to a panic sell-off.

The comments above were right, dont waste your time on this wallet, this is a shitcoin that steals people's funds.
 In an Apple app store, I don't see any good comment it was all about last year, so it might be already dead now.

Search it on Reddit, you will find out how many statements there stating that it was a scam wallet.
So move on to that wallet and forget it I think.

You answered your question on this line.
Most of them are here because of the hype which means Memecoins are often created as a joke or as a parody of legitimate cryptocurrencies.
They usually lack any meaningful underlying technology or utility, which means their value is largely speculative and driven by social media trends.

So IMO it seems like you're gambling in you're investing this Memecoin.
Because it might what's popular today might be forgotten tomorrow, leading to a sudden loss of value for the coin.

Why not.
In times of economic hyperinflation, I think most of us as investors may indeed seek alternative assets like Bitcoin as a hedge against the potential devaluation of their local currencies.  Bitcoin's decentralized and limited supply nature could be attractive to those who are concerned about traditional monetary systems and their potential vulnerabilities which are capable as a safe haven investment.

So IMO, Bitcoin has the potential to offer certain benefits and attributes that could be valuable during an economic crisis, but it's not a guaranteed solution if there's an upcoming economic crisis.

I'm doing this for how many years while here and I never got a problem, when I'm away from home and can't access my PC, I used my mobile phone to access my Electrum wallet to transfer funds and convert to fiat without a problem.  But the most I like on PC version of the wallet has more features than the iOS wallet.  Of course, this is only intended for a hot wallet, not for a cold wallet.

It might be what you mean here is the hardware wallet, I never heard of someone selling an air-gapped wallet.

If Bitcoin becomes centralized?  In the first place investors will not trust and doubt is always of those who adopted Bitcoin.
It could potentially be causing a loss of confidence among investors and users of this technology and could lead to a domino effect, affecting other cryptocurrencies that also rely on the principles of decentralization and trust IMO.

So there's nothing more exciting when Bitcoin becomes centralized and backed by the government and it could be vulnerable to attacks, manipulation, or external pressures, potentially impacting national security and financial stability.
So that is why it was created as a decentralized we know the purpose.

I tend to agree with this.
Jumping in with huge investments without a solid understanding of the market dynamics and risk management might lead to significant losses and then learning the importance of patience and a long-term perspective is spot on.

Because IMO, being a beginner investor in the cryptocurrency market comes with a learning curve and there's no shortcut, it's important to gather knowledge and seek advice from experts to gain experience.

I prefer this, find a job and treat Bitcoin as a long-term investment plan.
Buying a little by little using 10% of your salary would be the best or let's say you are investing Bitcoin in a DCA way and making plans in the future.

Because when doing a passive income in Bitcoin there's no guarantee of making a profit on it, more worse if you will lose your investment if you will force to make a passive income on it.

However, why people think this, passive income or long-term investment, Bitcoin created doesn't mean making a profit, it's an alternative to fiat that can make a peer-to-peer transaction model to enhance security and trustlessness, as no single entity has control over the network.  Transactions are transparent, immutable, and verified by the decentralized network, reducing the risk of fraud or manipulation, that's how Bitcoin was created not promising a profit.

For a lack of knowledge while studying basic fundamentals about Bitcoin this is advisable.
DCA encourages disciplined investing and helps to reduce emotional decision-making.  It removes the pressure of trying to time the market and eliminates the fear of missing out (FOMO) on potential gains and those investors who engage in DCA are less likely to make impulsive decisions based on short-term price movements.

There are too many things that you must learn before investing in crypto, I suggest educating first yourself before putting your money on crypto.
To all newcomers, studying and learning first is a must.

I think this is a centralized exchange that you mean, search for a centralized exchange that supports debit cards.  It will automatically create a Bitcoin wallet in your account when you're buying Bitcoin.  Research and choose a reliable cryptocurrency exchange that supports debit card purchases and I found this article that might help you.

While you can keep your Bitcoin on the exchange, it's generally recommended to transfer your Bitcoin to a secure cryptocurrency wallet where you control your own key.

6 days unconfirmed?  That sounds very alarming.

The comments above were right, how can we help to figure it out if we don't know the transaction ID?
But if you were afraid to reveal it you can do this solution on your own.

RBF, Bitcoin transactions that allow a sender to increase the transaction fee of an unconfirmed transaction, making it more likely to be included in the next block by miners so that your unconfirmed transaction will push through.  However, not all Bitcoin wallets and services support RBF, so you need to ensure that your wallet software supports this feature if you intend to use it.  This RBF can be a useful tool if you want to adjust the fee of a transaction that's taking longer than expected to confirm.

Next, Bitcoin transaction accelerator.
Usually, I used Viabtc.com or BitAccelerate.com, but ViaBTC.com will not accelerate your transaction if you paid a fee below 10 sats.
Just input your transaction ID and use the free feature.

Here in the forum, it has a negative review.

• Bitify Escrow is Scam | bitify.com
• bitify.com Be careful with Escrow

You must understand the risk of dealing without escrow, so be careful every time dealing online, it should be peer to peer transaction.