You always need to learn from the mistakes you do and stop reproducing them in the future.

Trading is not for everyone,  it's hard, involves a lot of patience and skills and also can drive you to do mistakes at some points.

Everyone thinks that crypto regulation is wrong. This is why thieves are not being caught, as authorities don't give a sh** about it. They care about what happens to regulated operations.

Whatever you do think a lot before investing.... Seriously to say investing money on gambling is somewhat standing on the knife... so think twice before you do it frnd

As long as people see cryptocurrency as a form of investment, then yes, it will continue to rise in value.

After all scams from 2018, I hope this year we'll be able to see more new strong and legit projects,  to overtake old and already pumped projects.

What i like about predictions:
-if you are right people think you are genius and have a secret method
-if you are wrong no one cares about.

Btc can be 1 million, but it can value 10$ overtime , as well, nobody can know.

I'd be more surprised if you wouldn't find anyone who's got the price right once. There's been so many people who thought they could predict the numbers that even by chance at least a few have to be close.

The price increase and decrease is based upon how we humans take it at any time.i.e. the market reaction.

So unless it has a great underlying value (which currently it doesn't), unpredictability is the SURNAME of Cryptocurrency

There is no popular interest yet.

Check google trends, BTC is not really being talked about even though it soared from 3xxx to 7xxx in a few weeks.

So this bull run is either a bull trap or a very strong bull market incoming when all the people start talking about BTC again.

There's a big scandal brewing with Tether it seems. This could be a manipulation ploy. Or it could be legit. So stay nimble and be ready to jump off if it suddenly flips.

A big mistake holders do is they don't bother to learn how to trade.

OP, basic of when to buy/sell are based on two things. Fundamental analysis + technical analysis. Some traders prefer all fundamentals. Otehrs prefer all technical, and most prefer some combination of the two.

Trading worth only if you have good bots for it. However, software can only predict based on the information it receives.

Some times people are quite happy to set stoploss and manually trade, but this has obvious risks too.

Nothing in this world cannot guarantee the success of any project. In crypto things change often from a day to another. You can have a great project,  but if there will appear similar ideas developed by stronger teams then tou might fail.

However,  reaching the hard cap is a guarantee that most of the points stated in Whitepaper can be properly developed. But having or not success is a different and more complex thing.

The good news are that if you made the transactions through an exchange, there are good chances to get your funds back.

Unfortunately,  this can take a longer time,  as support teams are rather low copared to the no. of tickets they receive daily.

It's hard or impossible to find a perfect solution,  as a proof, blockchain continues to be improved year by year.

However,  blockchain is very secure,  easy to use and it will be used more and more in the future.

One of biggest mistake is to store your funds in exchanges. Bitcoin exchanges get hacked each year, and it's always a insider hand they can never find out Then they spilt the profits and be happy and invesfprs cry. If you're dumb enough to leave your money in a exchange you can't complain.

Don't know why people are criticising Bitcoin even people who have fiat loose funds.

Banks are paranoid if BTC survives they will lose their business so, every time I hear about this type of news .. It seems to me like Banks are trying to scare people from BTC. And no, BTC is definitely not a ponzi scheme.

The thing is the explination they provided for the hack does not add up with the actual withdraw they posted which came directly from the hot wallet.
Also if 7000 BTC were missing/withdrawn from Traders/Users accounts through their API`s wouldnt you think that some of them would open reddit posts or complain somewhere that their funds are missing ?
On the other hand if they got access to their hot wallet wouldnt they withdraw bigger amounts ? why only 7K btc ?

+ the last month BNB pump just adds up to the susspision that all of this is more likly staged than true..

After what happened to Binance with the loss of 40 m$ during the recent hack, I would add another mistake holders do often: they keep important amounts of crypto in Exchanges.

This is so wrong. Exchanges are just for trading.  No matter how secure an exchange might look. Being 24x7 online it makes it a target for hackers.

Ok one thing i dont get from this is :

They are saying that "hackers" got API keys - account logins together with 2FA codes through phishing, malware etc.. OK

Than they are saying that hackers withdraw 7K btc in one transaction from their BTC HOT WALLET ONLY ! What ?!

If hackers got ahold of api keys and account logins there would be numerous transactions where they would have to login or use the API keys to make a shitload of withdrawals etc...
Also users would have complained by now for the missing funds and unuthorized withdrawals etc

If they had access to the hot wallet than the whole hot wallet would have been emptied not only 7K ..

+ a sudden BNB pump in the last month ?

The whole explination is sketchy

Not in the near future as per last news confirming that Binance got hacked by 40 million $ in Btc.

However, Bitcoin exchanges get hacked each year, and it's always a insider hand they can never find out Then they spilt the profits and be happy and invesfprs cry. If you're dumb enough to leave your money in a exchange you can't complain.

Don't know why people are criticising Bitcoin even people who have fiat loose funds.

Of course news like this happens when price was starting to recover back up to $6000 the past couple days. Then this happens to stop that trend up. Coincidence?