I've seen a lot this misconception about Bitcoin decentralization. Actually I've just answered in another topic about this.
Gary Gensler doesn't understand that the decentralization of bitcoin is about the full nodes and the miners involved, not about the number of wallets containing big funds (and frankly, those are still plenty too).
And allow me to be a bit mean: maybe he confused it with Ethereum.

We cannot use Bitcoin with current features to adopt as a payment mean due to so many limitations. We love btc but it's doesn't mean that we ignore the drawbacks. Indeed Bitcoin is not created for this purpose. Suppose if only one country start total buying selling through btc them number of transaction per minutes will be exceed more than 20k and we know it will cause Btc gas to ATH and also low fee transaction will be stucked. further more for buying 1$ , you have to pay 10$ fee which is not acceptable.

However it is best payment solutions for overseas payment and best assets so far after gold and silver. We can keep our fund safe, secure with fast access of use anytime, anywhere.

The SEC says a lot of things are securities. It doesn’t mean that you can’t make handsome profit though. I don’t think Algorand is going to change the world & become like Bitcoin for example but you could absolutely still do well in it. It’s a pure proof of stake smart contract blockchain & we have seen growth in its ecosystem. While it has some unique features like accessible staking and low transaction fees it faces challenges such as centralisation & tokenomics. It's too early to definitively say if it has a big future but patient investors can find opportunities in its long term growth. Some people say it’s promising due to its technology, I would consider it a good buy but maybe not a super long term HODL.

Hardware wallet could be possibly be hacked and its proven out.

https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2023/05/24/crypto-security-firm-unciphered-claims-ability-to-physically-hack-trezor-t-wallet/
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-12-14/hacker-hits-one-of-crypto-industry-s-biggest-names-in-security

We've seen in the past about these issues. This is one of the reasons i dont really store up my funds into those devices.
I do simply just make use of traditional Electrum wallet for Bitcoin storage and MEW on erc20.
It works fine even up to this day from the start when i do know crypto.. As long you dont make those PK exposed into
other people then you should be just fine.

Altcoins are vital for diversifying investment portfolios beyond Bitcoin, introducing innovative technologies, catering to specialized use cases, fostering healthy market competition, and increasing overall liquidity in the cryptocurrency ecosystem. They contribute to decentralization by offering alternatives to Bitcoin's dominance and provide a platform for experimentation and learning within the crypto community.

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Cryptocurrencies and banks will interact with each other, co-exist and benefit each other.

I like to have choices and honestly I still use bank transfers. Not all of my fund transfers is processed through cryptocurrencies.

Only newbies think that cryptocurrencies will completely replace and kill fiat currencies, banks some day in future.

Why?

Bitcoin is not a corporation, despite the CEO of Bitcoin memes.

Nobody actually does anything to increase Bitcoin's valuation, except for buying and selling it.

We already have a way to deal with a highly deflated price of Bitcoin and that is the Lightning Network (and not everyone likes it, but it does the job well).

Teaching people how to use it properly will be a problem though. Especially the whole thing about adding channels before you can send or receive anything from them.

The world has already become tired of the US dollar.

It is a tool that the US uses to siphon money from other countries economies. And that is really one of the only things keeping the US afloat. They produce nothing, export nothing and use military might to enforce, unjustly, the hegemony they have over the worlds economy. Remember what happens when some country tries to break free of the dollar and replace it with a gold-back currency? The US military invades and makes sure that that does not happen.

The answer is not a BRICs currency nor cryptocurrencies (as in altcoins) but rather Bitcoin itself is the only thing that can save the world.

Bitcoin needs to be the only world currency. No one country can have control over or abuse it.

Heh. That is rather an ironic image made by the Monero community themselves to encourage people into buying Monero. Actually, Monero is one of the cryptocurrencies I have seen to have a dedicated community behind it which is willing to actively donate to the developer team and also donate for projects to further sow awareness about Monero in people interested (or not) into privacy. The silliest way I have seen them do that it has been by creating a common fund to hire artists and draw the Monero mascot/waifu "Monero-chan" in very suggestive and funny situations.

For some reason using a representation of the coin/brand in the form of an anime characters is something which is even being done by brands like Opera GX, to appeal the younger generations of internet users and fans of japanese animation.
You should look for Monero Chan, you may like the strategy Monero bros are using to make their coin well known, be advice though, some of the pictures/representations could be considered to be raunchy or even not safe for work.

I saw that the TOR wallet uses the .xyz domain and in my opinion a domain like this is a free domain that you can get at several events from domain provider services. Some of the wallets that I use use the .com, .org and .io domains which in my opinion look safer and more reliable.

Next, to be honest, this is the first time I have heard the name of this wallet. I opened the link https://torwallet.xyz/ on the internet and I saw it looked like it was a wallet that was about to be launched. Well, even though it looks nice but I wouldn't dare give away my private keys to the new wallet. I might try it but not for now to make it my metamask replacement wallet.

Metamask has gained financial success, to its Swaps feature allowing easy cryptocurrency exchanges with a reasonable 0.87% fee. Recently, I discovered Tor Wallet, a new player that sets itself apart with a focus on privacy. It generously shares 50% of the Swap fee directly with users and offers extra perks like a 0.15% earning on transfers within the Tor network for TOR token holders and a 0.1% bonus on cryptocurrency swaps.

The question arises: Could Tor Wallet potentially replace Metamask in certain situations? The user-friendly features and clear fee structure of Tor Wallet make it worth considering as an alternative to Metamask?

Website: https://torwallet.xyz/

Despite knowing that memecoin has risks, we buy it because of the huge profits that can be made. There are many new investors who have the potential to get rich suddenly and spend a lot of money to buy memecoin without understanding anything. We are willing to take risks in crypto investing but it is important to be aware. If you invest in altcoins where the risk will be low and if you start trading without experience the risk will be high. So there is risk in everything and the crypto market cannot be single handedly profitable.

Bitcoin mining is already taxed in the United States according to whatever law exists in the jurisdiction the mining operation is located. Mining companies pay taxes like any other business ventures, they aren't exempt from it. Plus, the companies are registered as being mining operations, so there is already a paper trail of what they are doing.

It's not just that some project has a ceo. Because even monero or zec has one. Their influence on the project is very big. But there is also a community, which can also decide something. If the community has the right to vote, it is probably decentralisation. In eth or trx there is no such thing.

I want to know your opinion:

• Do you think Bitcoin has any chance of catching up and then surpassing Gold in capitalization?
• If so, when in the future might that event take place?
• If this happens, will it be a good thing for Bitcoin?

You can only buy xrp if Brad garlinghouse resigns

Until then its forever under 1$

I believe it's important to base judgments on facts and research rather than emotions or biased opinions. The blockchain itself is very fast, and transactions are inexpensive. Moreover, TRON ranks in the top 15 on CMC. Regardless of our opinions about CEO Justin Sun, the blockchain operates reliably and looks promising.