Riding the hypes sometimes really effective and more profitable, but you must know your limitations, you must learn first how to take profit, the more greedy you are the riskier it is, taking profit along the way is also a good option, if you know how to ride the hype you must also know how to manage it to avoid unexpected losses.

There are so many options for making profits from cryptocurrencies, one of which is by staking coins. Your explanation is true that staking coins
can give us passive income, most importantly we can choose trusted platforms for staking coins. Because now there are many modes of fraud
happening in the crypto world, so be careful if you want to staking coins. Look for platforms that provide staking services with a good security system
and also a good reputation. Because when we decide to staking, the crypto assets we have will be locked for a certain period of time,  so it is
very important to choose a trusted platform, so as not to be deceived by scammers. Especially for people who are very busy and do not have time
to monitor price movements in the market, staking coins is a great choice to get passive income.

While bitcoin is showing a good sign as the market leader, there is a probability that BNB will be back to $500 and eventually $600 before this year ends.
For $1k at the end of this year, you can't ignore that any possibility can happen but it's just that there's a few months left and we haven't seen it back yet to $500.

It makes no sense to read previous cryptocurrency price predictions, since the situation in the world and in this market is rapidly and constantly changing. What was relevant earlier may not make any sense now.
We entered the last, fourth quarter of the year and this is usually a good time for cryptocurrency prices to rise. I think that this year, too, we may soon see the continuation of the bull market. An increase in the ethereum price to $ 5000-6000 by the end of this year is still quite possible.

In investing, of course we have to try various strategies, sometimes what other people do doesn't necessarily suit us, I often try advice from various experts to be able to profit when investing but when practice doesn't go according to plan, of course with a lot of trying then we have experience so we can determine which is the best strategy that is effective for profit.

Bitcoin is a "stable" currency compared to most other coins, obviously it is very volatile when you compare it to other stuff but that doesn't change the fact that we still have more stability in bitcoin compared to most other altcoins.

This is why many people like me put a big chunk of their money into bitcoin, that way we get to not lose too much money while we can also try our hand in other stuff as well. Do not get me wrong, I am not saying do not buy ETH or BNB or ADA or whatever, those are still decent projects and when you combine all three together they are bigger than my bitcoin amount as well, but individually each of them are lesser than what I own in bitcoin.

I think that he wants to profit instead of stopping losses, for example, if a certain currency pair falls, he buys another pair that has fallen sharply, for example, BTC/USDT pair is down by 5%, but BTC/ETH pair is more low, thus achieving profits instead of placing a stop loss order.

If I understood correctly, you will have to work hard to make profits because it is a good way to turn a loss into a gain, but you may end up with double losses.

I think OP wants to ask whether such a sharp drop was caused intentionally by someone or was it just a natural phenomenon. By natural, it doesn't always have to happen itself but something that happens commonly. I think he asked the question in a wrong way but meant to ask whether these sharp drops are normal or controlled by a particular individual.

As most others said, such sharp drops and hikes are normal and hence we call this market highly volatile because the price can go up or down without any logic or explanation.

It is a very good strategy, now that the market is so volatile what I do is protect myself even more, I do not wait 1 or 2 days, if I see that the long-term trend is to be bullish what I do is wait, sometimes it works for me. more this strategy since if I hurry and lose the effort is greater to try to recover and it is very difficult to recover money when it has been lost, somehow an emotional blow occurs, however the scalping or reviewing the market in 15min or 20min me It seems that it is a somewhat vulnerable strategy, because large movements usually occur in seconds and 15 minutes to make a decision in 1 or 2 days, it seems to me that risk management increases in a large amount.

I didn't make any profit from the recent dip since I am not trading these days and just HODLing.
But yeah I did buy some coins in the recent dip to have my buying target fulfilled. So far it's going good.
I believe when the market pumps I will get a really cool profit out of it. I think the dip won't last long and in a few weeks or days may be we might see another pump.