While I get your enthusiasm there is no such thing as 'free risk'. If you have that type of mentality then you really need to change that soon before it gets you into trouble. Every trading platform has its own perks as well as risk and you really need to be made aware of that, otherwise the losses would be far greater than the expected rewards.

I see what you mean that by adding more countries on the list might not change much but in my opinion its nonetheless progress. Binance has been going strong and lately have worked on improving their platform even more, and so far we witness progress towards  the lower hanging fruits before tackling the more complex issues like trading volume.

Overall, by adding more countries it also spreads awareness and helps with crypto adoptability which may not be Binance's main objective but its still a net positive for crypto 

The decision of trade vs investment for me all depends on how the market looks at that time, how much I'm thinking about adding and also whether I want to wait for a while. In addition, I also consider how buys I'm going to be. All these factors help me decide, for example, if I expect that I have little time to keep an eye on the market and have a little bit more that I can go in I would then consider investment but if I deduce that the risk is low I might go with trading. It's all dependent on my availability, market situation and amount.

@Vaculin is right, for higher security purposes is better to use a hard wallet but for ease and convenience mobile wallets are an option. It all depends on the amount of funds you feel comfortable with on a less secure wallet like on a mobile but I personally am quite cautious so I use the hard wallets.

I must stress that there aren't good or bad ways its more about something that suits you best.

It would be interesting to see the turn of events however I remain optimistic about Russia's move toward crypto rigorous regulatory measures. The reason for thinking this is that the country still needs development and Putin doesn't seem like the person who'd allow such a block on the economy especially when there could be so much higher gains from keeping it the way it is.

What do you fellas think, will these regulatory measures be put in place? Discuss

I find it a bit specific how you want to look at market change specifically for every 15 minutes. After a bit of research though, I found this pretty good website (https://www.kitco.com/bitcoin-price-charts-usd/) where you can see real market changes starting from every 1, 3, 5, 15 min and up to 45 min.

SO this might be the one you're looking after. Also this site goes beyond the minute intervals and stretches into the more familiar timings like hourly, weekly, monthly and even yearly, though all these have specific timings just like the minutes intervals described earlier.

I fail to comprehend how has this even happened. Surely, if you're about to send a transition across the blockchain but the cost of the transaction fee is >2x the initial amount you'd probably looks some where else and stop that transaction midway, right? At least that's what I'd do. Even if this still manage to go through there surely must be a mistake  as this insane amount of gas is going to put future transactors off, even if its ETHER.

To me trade is a skill that can do well in any circumstance but that's only if it is performed by a skilled trader.
So it makes no sense to go in, especially in a volatile market to try and earn some profit when you can't even handle trading without the market volatility.

Having said this, there isn't a good or bad time for trading but rather a perspective of how confident and how skilled you are in relation to the market changes.

This is why it's advised not to enter a market with great uncertainty even if the reward is higher but better still make a calculated risk based on your own situation.

While I recognise and share the concern raised in this topic and also addressed in the above comment, I would like to point out that perhaps this extra level of policy on some of these exchanges is one which will not be incorporated into all the exchange platforms.

I fail to see how this type of response will be encouraged by the crypto holders, and while it is evident that some measures like this have been put in place to deal with crypto based money laundering, I don't think this is the way forward.

The reason for this is that BTC isn't the only crypto currency and if bad people take advantage of this technology they won't be limiting themselves to BTC, other coins will be at risk too.

Because of this I don't think that banning of BTC exclusively from some exchanges will be sustainable or solve the issue, and so failure to see this on the part of these exchanges will be detrimental to their business.

I hardly think that this would be the case. While a new wave of the pandemic might be hitting certain countries across the continents its unlikely that this will affect crypto and BTC like it did previously. The reason for this is because the leading countries like the US, UK, Japan, Germany seem to show great improvement and because not all countries will experience the second virus wave the market is likely to be unaffected by it.

Sure OGEOS, I get it, laws are laws but if a project starts cutting off people from a region with a lot of disposable income and a love for gambling it just feels like they'll be missing out on a large pool of potential customers. Plus, my suggestion was one of a potential future improvement even if its not going to be added on for a while I felt I left some 'food for thoughts' if you get what I mean.

SO how come UK players aren't allowed to play or access the webpage? I wonder how many other countries have the same restriction   
I understand that while this has to do with regulations there's still a substantial and potential loss that the casino is incurring especially from restrictions on people from highly developed countries. If I was working on the project I'd try to change that...

My personal life hasn't been that much affected by my trading. Though this may be explained by the fact that I live alone and any risk i take is on my own skin, so to speak. My trading experience was painful but I can say that I remained optimistic and now I find myself making some profit, not huge but profit nonetheless. Also, I got to learn a fair amount about exchanges and which ones are suited for different things like if I have different crypto I'd use bestchange or if I have to do BTC related work I use Kraken.

Resilience, I think, is key to trading. There will be times when the market would be very unpredictable and consequently make more losses than you'd wanted but if you don't keep at it, if you don't keep trying, or learning from past experiences you're never going to succeed in trading.

much agreed with the above, even though you lost a lot and right now it feels like there's no light at the end of the very long and dark tunnel, there's nothing you can do now other than accept the fact and LEARN from this bad experience. You can't be too complacent when it comes to crypto investments, you have to persevere and make every mistake count towards getting better at evaluating market changes.

The lowering of transaction fees is definitely a much needed stimulant for the crypto industry the only concern I have and share with you is its usability. Not many people are aware that by browsing across different exchange platforms essentially you get better deals especially in terms of transaction costs. The fact that this has already made a mark means that this piece of news will increase and in return help with the wider adoption of BTC and cryptocurrency in general.

I agree with both of the above comment in that ICO's have a difficult time coming back due to the financial uncertainty that the entire world has plunged into due to the pandemic outbreak. Also, the fact that people are limited being near each other means delays in product development, productivity and delivery and worst of all ideation. So it isn't surprising that at these time is difficult to come by or develop new projects worth for ICOs.

Sure, volatility is the outermost defiant force weeding out short-term investors or just people who want quick and short-term gains. The thing to realise is that this shortcoming is global it's not just you losing but a lot more so at least be comforted by that but the true nature of those who know about trading/investing and the market is seem at times like these where profit for them is still achievable.

I couldn't agree more with you over the importance of social media activity over a project, product or news outlet. Our lives are pretty much influenced by what we see on social media and it would be a petty not to use this highly influential medium of keeping users in the loop with the new updates and development.

Nowadays it seems that good media/social coverage is instrumental to a business success almost irrespective of its scale.Thus, social media platform usage should not be underused or this may be detrimental to these business/ projects/

IS great that you're interested in trading and want to learn more about it but just a word of warning, try not to believe everything there's said on here so think that some people might have some ulterior motives for saying what they're saying.

The things to learn would be analysis, charts, predictions, exchanges etc. Investopedia seems like a good start, here's a link that will give you an idea of what to expect https://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/06/daytradingretail.asp