Well, the pullback looks pretty serious so far, it started when Bitcoin was at $73k and has already dropped down to $61k and it keeps going down. Though we can't be sure whether it will reach $45k or near that area or not, I'm pretty sure that we are going to see it going deeper than $55k at least before it starts recovering.
The halving event is still pretty far from where we are standing, a week's time should be enough for it to drop to those levels, if it takes longer than that and the halving arrives, it might start recovering right after the halving event.

Don't get discouraged so easily, some things are difficult to achieve but there is always a possibility if we keep working hard and do the things in the right way.
I have checked your post history, and I must say that you are doing pretty well, I didn't see any one-liners or off-topic posts, so you are on the right track, just remember that you need to continue learning and improving over time, and always be yourself and write what you think will contribute in a discussion.

I'll just give you a small suggestion that I noticed isn't present in your posts. Whenever you are posting a link, try to post it as a hyperlink which means you should write a text and then add the link under that text so that it looks better and gives the post better readability.

I agree with you, but then there is nothing wrong if someone tries to maximize their profits by making good use of the bull run if they know they can do enough research and find projects that they know are going to earn them at least some profit during the bull run. Staying away from altcoins and focusing only on Bitcoin is a good option for people who know they aren't good with the market in general and they can barely understand much about altcoins.
If I have already invested in Bitcoin, but still have some funds kept as spare that I want to use as well, and I know that I understand the market very well, I can do some research and invest that money in projects that have good potential. There are a lot of altcoins that are good.

I use Binance for my trading activities, and I believe it is probably the most reputable and popular exchange at the moment.
As you are new in the market, I would suggest that you keep learning how to trade so that you can perfect your skills and start making your trades yourself instead of going with copy trading, though I don't say it is something bad, I believe something that you do yourself would be better because you can't have the same level of confidence and trust in someone else that you can have on yourself.
So maybe you should keep your money safe for now and first focus on learning instead of engaging with copy trading and other stuff.

A wise person would learn from their mistakes and experiences, but a wiser person would learn from the mistakes and experiences of others so that they don't have to face the same. So if someone is telling another person that they have done a certain thing and the outcome wasn't pleasing, the person listening to that should refrain from doing that thing now when he knows the outcome of that action is mostly negative.
Someone who doesn't listen to others and do things that aren't good and then faces negative consequences for their actions should be blamed for that, not because they didn't listen but because they didn't even do their research before doing it.

Were we expecting to see $100k before the halving event? I don't think so, some of us weren't even expecting Bitcoin to hit a new all-time high before the halving event but it surprised us all, I was never optimistic about it reaching $100k before the halving because that would be a lot to ask. Bitcoin reaching $100k means the actual bull run and we can't expect the bull run to occur before the halving event based on how it happens in each cycle.
However, it will reach there eventually, because the actual bull run will start after the halving event, the current dip is temporary and the market will soon recover from it for sure.

Investing and holding can be pretty profitable sometimes, especially if you make an investment at the ending phase of the bear market and then the bull run starts after a short while which means your investment starts to yield profits for you in a very short period which is great. However, you can't earn a lot, or any, profit if you invest in the bull run.
On the other hand, if we talk about trading, trading can be profitable during both the bear market and the bull market because even in the bull run, there are certain times and points where the prices go down a little bit and then go up, and a trader can make use of such small dips to earn some profit.

People who think that way about cryptocurrencies and the investments made in this industry are the ones who are misguided and have a misconception about the whole market. They see news and stuff about how some people have managed to become millionaires after making small investments in cryptocurrencies, but they don't have any idea about how that happens, it is stories of some of the meme coins that have managed to provide great profit to their initial investors which then becomes a motivation for a lot of people to become cryptocurrency investors.
Someone who learns a little bit about the industry will come to know that trading is not a get-rich-quick scheme and it is just that some people get lucky and manage to earn significant returns in a short period while others have to work hard to earn money in this industry.

It was 2014 when I first heard about Bitcoin. I used to look for ways to earn money online those days, and one of the days when I was surfing different websites through a Google search, I stumbled upon a Bitcoin faucet that was giving away satoshis for free every day, I was shocked to see that there is a currency that has a very high value, it was valued less than $500 at that time, I don't remember the exact price though.

That was my first impression of Bitcoin. After that, I started surfing different faucets and accumulate satoshis every day, from there onward, I started learning about Bitcoin and what it is, and I was very fascinated by the technology.

Kuch dino se dekh raha hoo k hamare community wale delete post k hawale se bare pareshan ha jis par moderator sir be comment be kia ha k eski waja kia ha. Hame alag se board nahe mela tho ham koi announcement nahe kar skte. bas ek ko kahe ge k bhai kia hal ha ap je ye bath teek kahe ha. Ya ye kahege k bahi ap k bath se ma agree ho ya per ye kahege k apki bath muje pasand nahe aae. Agar airdrop share karege tho us par pabandi ha halanke asal mana refer code ha jo ham ma se koi nahe karta aur na he mukammal copy paste karta ha tho es ma koi harj nahe ha leken ab ham kia kahe jab sarkar ki yahe decision ha.

What are you referring to when you say that everything is developing very slowly? I don't see anything going slowly, Bitcoin has hit a new all-time high even before the halving event, and most altcoins are extremely high compared to their previous prices during these times, obviously because of Bitcoin but still, I find all these things happening faster than we all had expected.
This time around, we have seen glitters of the bull run even before it's time, so I think things are going way faster than normal cycles. The market is correcting itself right now, but hopefully, we can get back on track very soon.

To be honest, I never invest in projects by seeing their narrative or to which trend they belong, all I see is whether the project has something to offer and whether it has the potential to stay long in the market and perform very well. If I find potential in it, no matter whether it is related to AI, DeFi, Gaming, NFTs, or anything in general, I would go and invest in it.
However, if a project has no potential at all, it lacks in everything starting from its website to its team and what use case it provides, then I would never invest in it even if it is from a topic that is trending at the moment.

It's good that you have decided to engage with Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market but as you go ahead and start your journey, you need to make sure you remember a few things.
Try to gather as much knowledge as possible before you get financially involved because it is essential to know everything from top to bottom before you have your money rolling into the market, this will help you manage your funds and your trades and investments in a better way.
Stay away from get-rich-quick schemes and projects that promise great returns in short time because none of that is true and they will only scam you out of your money.

Well, as they say, better late than never. You could have much better opportunities, it's true, if you had joined last year, but you are still not too late in my opinion because what we see in the market right now is a pre-bull run which means that we are yet to have the halving event but Bitcoin managed to hit a new all-time high before it to surprise the world.
So, the current situation is that it is correcting itself, we don't know where it might go to but it is declining as of now, so maybe you should start buying in portions to accumulate some of it before the halving event and then we might see some action coming in.

Someone needs to gain knowledge first before they get into trading because, without that, you can't do anything. You can't go to war without a gun, and trading without knowledge is just like going to war without having a firearm, and if you do that, you will most likely get killed in no time.
So if you are in the cryptocurrency market, and you want to trade and earn money, you have to learn the process first, don't be in a hurry because when you are in a rush, you will most likely be driven by your emotions and your emotions will make you take a lot of wrong steps and make wrong decisions.

Though the more time you give it, the more you will learn and grow, however, I believe 3 to 4 years is a very long time even though I agree that 2 months is too short to become a full-fledged trader. It depends on the learning and grasping abilities of a person and how much time he would need to learn a certain thing. Some might learn everything within a few months, and some might make it in a couple of years.


I thought you were telling everyone to learn for free, where can one get a free mentor? I don't think anyone would be ready to spend their time mentoring and guiding you for nothing nowadays.

I don't see any reason for me to do that because at the end of the day, it is my investment and my finances and others don't need to know about them at all. I find this foolish if a person keeps telling everyone about where they have invested money, how much they have invested, and how much profit they have managed to get from their investment, I mean, why do you need to let them know? What do you want them to do about it?
I know that some people do this because they want others to appreciate them and feel that they are having the best life and they are great with finances and stuff but honestly, there is no need for that, and it is better to keep such things private in my opinion.

There is no way for anyone to perfectly time the market, so it is better that when a person enters the market, they start buying immediately with a portion of their capital using the DCA method as you mentioned, because you never know what the price might be the next day, it might go down and provide a better opportunity for buyers, but it can also go up and leave those who didn't buy earlier hanging.

The cryptocurrency market is all about quick thinking and quick decision making skills, if you can make the right decisions at the right time, you will be on the brighter side for sure, but if you do the opposite, you will have a hard time in this market.

If he is high on something, and that is the reason why he has been posting such things for so long, I think we should let him enjoy the feeling. 

Anyway, coming back to the topic, OP was probably not okay back then and he probably isn't okay yet, because a sane person with their mind in the right place would never say things that he did back in the day and as you said, he is here to justify his words and make others feel bad for laughing at him.  I feel bad but I can't help it, I have to laugh as well. 

You are right that we should take good care of the things we own despite their current value because we never know what value they might have in the future. So as it is always said a person shouldn't just learn from their own mistakes but they should also learn from the mistakes of others, so such stories teach us the lesson that we shouldn't be careless with our assets even if they aren't worth a lot for now.

100 Bitcoins right now is a life-changing amount, and I'm pretty sure anyone that have lost that much money will feel extremely bad, so I feel sorry for OP, however, I believe it's his own mistake because he had the Bitcoins in a USB stick and still couldn't keep it somewhere safe.