Stopping people from panicking to sell their coin's will be actualize when you use this platform of bitcointalk to correct people that is in sin of not understanding the structure. When someone panic to sell they always end up of getting lost but whenever someone compute itself whenever market is dropping the person  make or regained profit when it rises. Getting profit you most learn how to take risk and hiw to patient for the investment. Been eager to sell will lead people to lost

I do not understand people who think that gold is a profit making thing, whereas gold is a safe haven. I mean think about it, gold is so slow and barely makes any profit, it does but very small amount over course of many years. I mean if we are aware that we can profit from the current situation in the crypto world, then why care about what's going on in the gold markets?

I would prefer to keep bitcoin as long term and yes it does drop like these days for example but that doesn't change the fact that it is one of the best investments anyone could make right now, and that is why I love it and will not end up changing it to gold or anything else.

Buying off the bottom with such a large emission is really a very risky activity. But those who managed to buy a coin at the lowest price of $0.0000006, according to KuCoin, already have more than 500,000%!!! I also bought half a million Luna at a price of 0.00004 and now it is x8, but there is no big profit, since I did not want to incur big losses and invested only $25.

Decide wisely for yourself. The KOLs I know all accept money to promote projects ranging from shitcoin to the top and to lead our minds with bogus trends. And when everything is exposed, those knowledgeable enough will get out of the way and those who are still stuck with the loss will receive comforting words like blame yourself for not knowing enough and just listen to them

There's no documentations what does they do with the previous fundraising, but based on the address 357a3So9CbsNfBBgFYACGvxxS6tMaDoa1P they already spend almost the funds (465 BTC or $14 Million+ with the current rate). But I think it's understandable since they're still struggling with their current conditions, it's unethical to ask them about the funds used for.

There must be a scammer which want to take advantage with this situation, but I didn't heard any news until now, perhaps the victim didn't publish it.

It should be not, we don't need to be reliant always, we should also have to carry ourselves by our own decision and our strategies. It is quite good to start copy-trading in our early days but this can't be forever. Honestly, we are not really profitable if we are just using copy-trading and the chance of making ourselves lazy as possible.

As we wanted to grow and enhance our skills, it was most preferred to take the risk on our own. We are not just building ourselves to have confidence but in this way, we also make our mind works well.

I like it how he has started so early and asking investment questions. I’m not sure how you convinced your parents but this is really good. Being young you should be very cautious while investing your money. Most probably your money is from either your pocket money or may be part time job if you doing so.

Well halving usually makes crypto towards bearish trend for some reason, may be miners start booking their profits as they know rewards will be halved as well. However, this is the time when one should be buying a lot.

Over the past day Terraform Labs has printed more than 6 trillion Luna coins, so the option that the price will recover is no longer considered. And it is possible that the circumstance will attract the attention of the SEC and entail the prosecution of Do Kwon, the CEO of Terra creator Terraform Labs, because what happened is a scam.

Binance has completely suspended all the trading pairs for Luna. A few hours ago, they've remained Luna/BUSD but eventually, they've announced that it's also closed.
They're going to put it back once the network is working again. I see a lot of people are quick in buying of thousands to millions of Luna and hopefully, they didn't bought it just to lose.

If you can manage to to flip during a small recovery just like happening now, You can still make a profit out of it and re enter on much lower price. The OP suggestion is good if you are not doing DCA when buying and buying all-in at one price point. But if you have enough funds and buying in batch order, You can buy whatever is the price since you will buy another batch on the next price movement so that you will not feel FOMO in case the price already recover on this bearish cycle

Having crypto currencies into custodial wallet with your own private keys is most secure financial locker I have ever seen to be honest. I agree that banking has existed since many many decades now however, the system is still traditional, so many bank accounts are hacked and I don’t think we hear too many compromises in the crypto currency.

Let me stress one more time, if it’s private keys and custodial then no one can have your coins at any cost. The system is irreversible, can’t be hacked!!

On the bright side the claim is exactly opposite as what you think.

I see the interplay between the media affecting different economic markets, not just money. electronic. Today's easy news sources to navigate and control makes it good/bad for the growth cycles of many professions. If we can't get rid of that control, then of course being influenced is inevitable. Being heavily involved in this market makes me see some pretty crude tricks as they are willing to spend large sums of money to fabricate information and build trends in our minds, for better or worse. It's a person's own assessment.

Elon Musk hyped up the market, sure, but he also triggered panic selling at some point when raising concerns over adoption of Bitcoin due to environmental reasons. The crypto market is potentially a bubble, sure, but I don't think that Bitcoin isn't worth anything or that it's overvalued. I believe what we're seeing now is not the explosion of the bubble, but a temporary bear market. After Bitcoin recovered from the 2018 fall, I think it proved that recovery is a matter of time. And now the price is low, sure, but it's still way higher than the 2017 ATH point.

While I definitely advocate in this idea, investors may take it difficult right now given that some have invested thousands or millions of dollars into cryptocurrency that the slightest movement of its price may mean a loss/gain of millions of dollars in their accounts. But I do agree, this kind of opportunity happens rarely (or not) and new investors must take advantage of this time while the price of BTC is continuously going down.

For current investors who have suffered losses in this time, HODL and remain focused on the end goal. The volatility of cryptocurrencies is a normal occurrence and take courage in the following days/weeks/months during this very bearish market.

The main harm of existing “Stablecoins” is not controlled emission, but, accordingly, inflation.
Today, anyone can create a demon of control-print their “Stablecoins” thereby increasing the total issue of the financial bubble, what do you think?

While Bitcoin took two short dips (one a bit more substantial) under 30K due to the Terra/Luna fiasco, it was hit much less than I expected, taking into account that >50.000 BTC seem to have been sold by LFG alone (correct me if I'm wrong). But now Bitcoin's again at the same price level than before the issue.

So Bitcoin, even in some very adverse situations, seems to be more stable than even a big stablecoin. It's likely that once the final TUSD/Luna crash became apparent, a lot of money could have been moved into Bitcoin because it seemed the "less worse" of all coins (excluding exchanges which offer "true" fiat money and not only stablecoins).

I'm pretty convinced that if Bitcoin doesn't take again a very deep crash in the next days, it will come out strengthened by this episode. People may be looking more critical at centralized stablecoins and will instead, if they're gambling with altcoins, be more lenient to convert their profits into BTC, like it was popular before stablecoins became ubiquitous, and Bitcoin becoming again the "standard" of the crypto world

It is not really that difficult if you have been in this position before, after all the people that bought their coins during the 2017 bull run are still having massive profits and even those that bought at the ATH back then still have a significant amount of profits, the ones that are worried are the ones for which this experience is new and that bought at prices way higher than what we are seeing now, but as long as you can hold your coins you will eventually have profits once again.

Nobody knows when it will happen again although we believe about its potential in the future. When it comes to bitcoin, I can probably convince you to stick with it and buy if you can afford it, but it's hard to expect bitcoin to surpass ATH any time soon so you should only do it for long term goals.

So far whatever has happened to bitcoin ^{[price correction, pump and ATH]} is also possible to altcoins. So you just have to hope that bitcoin will soon get back on the path of bigger gains after this decline and will affect altcoins' gains as well.

the beginning of the problem was because bitcoin crashed. UST is an algorithmic stablecoin backed by the terra(LUNA). when bitcoin crash, luna also followed and this also impacted UST. to keep it stable they use Luna to backed ust. but the scenario didn't go well, ust kept falling and luna couldn't hold it. as a result UST and luna fell very deep.

I'm also not too surprised to see some stablecoins in the past lose the value they defaulted to, UST has never been something I believe in in this space. Right now we can see dozens of negative stories around it and the whole ecosystem, one of which I think the BTC drop is having bad consequences for the fragile things in the air. this time. And the false promises will soon be exposed. Recently I am also seeing USDD appear then the same thing will happen again.