Nope, I don't have any stable coins anymore.

I wish I have money right now, so I will try to gamble in few shitcoins since the price is keep declining.

I need to thank Bitcoin halving because Bitcoin halving make my shitcoins portfolio went halve to.

Since I'm not a fan to cut loss, I choose to hold my shitcoins until the price spikes which I don't know when it will happen, I will be fine since I'm currently not in needed.

It's not as painful as you said that above. You were not even specific whether it was compatible or non compatible blockchain. Transferring between one to the another chain in the compatible blockchain doesn't require a lot of money.

I'd prefer to use stargate finance rather than zero lend. It has been helping ne to transfering my balance across to the another blockchain.

It was a lending platform but stargate has been supporting various blockchains compared to the zerolend. Many people have been also simultaneously using startage finance too. Zero lend was a new platform.
It's only supporting fewer blockchains compared to the stargate.

Another restaking protocol has been release their announcement of airdrop. Its called renzo protocol, after the Binance announced their launchpool on renzo, the team followed it by their airdrop post which gives season participants a 7% pool with minimum eligibility of 360points to be able to received.

I am participants of this one and accumulated some points. Id hope my supplied eth for ezeth is worth it.

Check the announcement.

https://twitter.com/RenzoProtocol/status/1783277589525594231?t=t4SZP6T1WKXDaS1jeGvDXQ&s=19

Truly memecoins provides the hype and speculations that attracts investors to the crypto market, as stated in the OP, many people don't have that patience to wait on long term projects like Bitcoin and Ethereum, so they're ready to gamble their funds to make profits on the short term. I believe that this is the major reason why memecoins are fueling the crypto craze, as the subject of this thread captions it, and thanks to the Solana, network that is energized and accepting them as many as they come. But investors should understand that all that glitters is not gold, therefore they should carry out research first and invest the amount that they can afford to loose

I share  your skepticism so I checked it out a little more. And I see it's  been listed on some Cexs  already   https://www.coincarp.com/fa/events/bouncebit-new-listing-on-bitget-pre-market/. All in all,  I would say investing in a new token is a gamble. So its wise risk what you're ready to loose

I think for a project to survive for long term it should have a very good and innovative team so that whenever a problem arises in the market and ecosystem the project team should react immediately to solve that particular problem.

Let's take a example of the congestion problem that was faced by ETH in the previous months.  Now a good project like SOL noticed it and they launched their layer 2 projects to cater the problem of congestion and they succeeded in that pretty much. So that's what a long term project demands.

Who's considering the current BTC halving and uncertain market price movement, It's seems traders are now seeking alternatives to BTC and other stable coins in meme coins considering that meme coin market has been buzzing, especially with the popularity of memecoins like Pepe, Dogecoin, KangaMoon, Shiba Inu, Book of Meme, Dogwifhat etc.

I've seen that meme coins show strong growth potential in the cryptocurrency market and to become profitable in meme coins, it's a general notion that one need to get in early enough. But often, we only get to know about them when they're already trending. Sadly!

Recently, I came across Apustaja (APU) a pepe-variant token that represent a more naive frog which I think is taking the narrative of Pepe itself. I haven't seen it on exchanges yet, although there's been discussions of being able to mine it on PoolX - a kind of staking arrangement.

I'm wondering if I could get insight from those who have experience mining token on PoolX, how profitable is that?

I looked for the simplest browser wallet for a person who is not able to store passwords or seed phrases, and I found the wallet app.joy.id
This wallet supports some blockchains, and among them, there is Nervos Network (CKB is the main currency of this blockchain). I've never heard about this blockchain before, and I was very surprised that the wallet considers CKB's blockchain as belonging to Bitcoin ecosystem.

Why?
Can anyone explain what makes Nervos a layer 2 of Bitcoin?

it's the first time i heard of doge day. been a fan for a long time. i never saw the community celebrate anything of that but this is bitget idea trying to celebrate doge day along with BTC halving. $3000 worth of doge is fun though.  

if in the halving day BTC will rise, the rest of the altcoins will also go up. $0.18 is still the resistance line. this could be where the price struggles to climb.

I have no idea about what kind of celebration you're doing for that day. With what I know, it's all about Bitcoin's halving by tomorrow and any celebration that's going to happen tomorrow are just a wise move that you're able to do the same thing so that it might take some actions.
I'm not expecting a lot by tomorrow just after the halving of BTC. I'm more moving forward to the long term impact of it that might take for several months or even at the end of this day, yes only for BTC not for doge.

At this point you just have to take what you can if you had already invested then it would honestly be better if you take it out at the right time because I don’t think these memecoins even if part of the solana blockchain will last long.

I think a lot of them even this new one is bound to die sooner or later but if anyone wants to invest on it still then just make sure that you do what wpuld bring you the least possible loss

Its was hard to see how a market like Real Estate which operates in real space and real-time could be integrated with web3, this was my initial thought before i came across Parcl Labs recently. When i saw Parcl was a decentralized exchange focused on real estate (hence web3) it piqued my interest. Upon further research, i found that it allows users to speculate on the price movements of real estate markets in major cities around the world through "real estate synthetics" – financial instruments mimicking real-world assets in real-time.

The major discovery for me was learning how the Synthetics worked so it was a moment of understanding what I didn't really grasp before now. An important piece of its puzzle is $PRCL, the native Parcl. The platform utilizes it for governance, data access, and potential participation in future incentive programs.

Generally though, Parcl has garnered traction within the Solana ecosystem, achieving the highest Total Value Locked (TVL) among novel DeFi applications. It is no wonder that their V3 exchange has facilitated trading representing over $940 million in notional value and 2.1 million square feet of real estate exposure within a few months.

I believe Parcl Labs presents a unique approach to real estate investing in crypto space and with PRCL listed on Tier1 CEXs, its community will probably get even bigger.

Are there similar projects in these niche?

Looking at the previous halving in May 2020 - the market didn't really start going up until 5 months later in October.

Are we expecting this again this bull run? If so, it means the price will not start going up properly until September.

Maybe BingX doesn't care at this point, or at least they seem like they don't care about complying with anyone's regulations, but at some point when they do care, all the damage will be on their users.
I am not their user, but I believe that all their users should be concerned.

TBF, most successful exchanges starts as an off-shore company which is a typical initial setup to stay at the gray lines. Also pretty much one of the reasons why a lot of them were able to do a no-mandatory KYC policy (for purely crypto transactions) at first.

I never cared much about bitget TBH but I must say, you post about them a lot  

I have zero thoughts about BWB. As a matter of fact, its the first time I'm hearing about it. There is no comparison here. Wallet tokens don't stand a chance against exchange tokens. While both are services, it's only exchange tokens that have value that can accrue to them. For wallets that support EVM chains, the only way to charge fees is via additional fee on top of the transaction fee cost. Additionally, there's incentive to buy and hold an exchange tokens since they might use burn token supply or allow revenue to be used for buying tokens off the market and burning.

You want to take a close look at wallet tokens before taking a move indulging in one. So far, I haven't see a wallet token that did reasonably well. Maybe TWT, but I don't think so.