Way to go man. I hope you see out the rest of your journey successfully. I just read through the answers you provided to the questions that was asked by others and it is informative even though it's not that in depth. I'm currently on a similar path to build a long term career in crypto and get to attain a similar position like you. The feeling of achieving such feat isn't one that can be shaken off quickly. You should take some time to rest before embarking on the next journey. Don't forget to note that crypto trends are on a constant change. Put that in mind so you will know when to still try out defi strategies or not.

In summary, Funds can still be lost irrespective of the mixing platform that transactions are being done as the attacker is able to fool users to send funds to their address instead which is bad. Moving forward, users just need to be cautious and take extra steps to ensure that they're sending funds to a correct destination. The fact that this happened to CryptoMixer doesn't mean that it won't happen to any other platform.


A computer security expert once said that no system is 100% hack proof and I believed him. As far as people built security, there would be a way to tear it down. The issue of security in crypto doesn't just span to service providers. Users too, have to do their bit to ensure safety of their funds at all times. Sorry to CryptoMixer team and affected users. Can't say they'll be trusted the way they were before the attack happened.

Since there is no clear, cut out way of knowing the exact top in this bullish market, I can't say that your advice/suggestion is totally legit because you didn't back it up with anything, not even with analysis whether technical or fundamental based analysis. I have decided to go all in on Bitcoin and I will be buying more Bitcoin even if the price goes down although I'll appreciate if the price continues its upward trend at least for another 6 months before a hard correction. You mentioned altcoins give faster and higher roi but you failed to major they've more risks if compared to btc.

All I can say is that Bitcoin price is definitely going to be worth a lot more in the near future. I'm talking about 100-300% increase from the current price. The new money coming into Bitcoin and flowing into other altcoins is enough to push bitcoin price even further to a new height. But I want to be mindful of the fact that the market would behave the way it wants to. That is why I will not completely rule out the possibility of the price going back to the $45K - $48K support in the interim. For now, there have been fewer bitcoin inflows which indicates less selling pressure.

No I don't trust centralized exchanges completely, cause at any point in time they can just close their doors and run away with users money on the exchange's account, it has happened so many times not once or twice that's why I can't fully trust any centralized exchange, they can also decide to lock up your account any time they like just like the reports have been seeing around about coinbase freezing users accounts, things like that scares me honestly.

It's quite funny though. How he talks about actively following the project updates yet he missed one of the most important updates that sovryn has had in last two weeks including when trading started on April 13th. Anyway, I'm considering staking my sov tokens. Would I be better off providing liquidity with them going straight to the staking proper? I don't know if you have any tips that could help. Sovryn would be reaching the top soon. I estimate $1B marketcap in the near future thanks to the slow emissions too.

If you have the fibonacci extension tool, you can use it to determine certain sell or take profit zones then all you have to do is simply place orders art those price levels. Usually, when there's an all time high, there's no sure fire way to know these levels but tools like the fibonacci extensions can help you with some possible selling zones. But I would advise you to start taking some profits whenever price crosses a resistance and creates a new all time high. You can start selling some percentages as the price continues on the upward parts.

I have no doubt that crypto is basically the most popular topic on the planet and also the most popular topic being discussed on social media as well. But I do not think that crypto is more popular than social media since the number of social media users surpasses that of crypto by a huge margin. A possible explanation for why both Robinhood and Coinbase trading apps are topping the charts is because more and more people are constantly searching for both apps on the Apple app store more than they are searching for other apps. Crypto is big but it still not quite there yet.

Yet another trading challenge? I'll keep an eye for further updates if OP would be willing to drop some from time to time about how far he's gone for the journey. It would also go a long way if you could share the analysis you make before comingup with your decision to take up those new positions and also how you find the next asset to trade. From 0.03 btc to 0.17btc is a huge leap already, nearly 6x but definitely above 5x increase your starting capital. Also good luck on your challenge, I hope you get to reach your target.

I'm a big fan of buying dips, noobs in crypto will probably be displeased cause they heard crypto only moons, so when there a dip/correction in the market they feel very sad that their cryptocurrency in USD value is not growing, noobs have no idea how the market works cause if they do, they won't be moved to sell at those dips rather they will be motivated to the dip.
Whenever I see dips I see buy opportunities, bitcoin reached a new ATH so I was expecting a dip anyway, glad I have bought some coins during the dip and they are already up and I'm profit, dips are the best time to buy or accumulate a particular coin.

Currently Ethereum gas fee have skyrocketed since Ethereum prices are pumping and there are so many transactions happening on the Ethereum Network, the blockchain is congested since the transactions are way too much, which we all know it can't process them all once, that why the fees have been insanely higher through this bull run, the only way the TX can be reduced is when Ethereum release the ETH 2.0 upgrade and it's not in sight as at the moment writing this,if you want to pay lesser transactions fees make transaction at night when there are lesser people making transactions or when the Ethereum blockchain is less congested.

Why are you scared of only those people who bought bitcoin at $4,000?, there are people who are in possession of thousands of bitcoins since 2009 and yet they haven't dumped it and you are scared of $4000 buyers, what goes up will surely come down/correct that's the philosophy of the market, price can't keep pushing upward forever there's bound to be bearish seasons or downtrend, even the $4000 people decide to Cashout then it's up to them if they want to sell their big for a mere $56000 when they can hold and sell at $100,000,its a matter if choice but don't think everyone is a weak hand like you.

No one can know what the price movement for DOGE will be today on doge coin which so happen to be doge coin day. But like other holders, I'm expecting the price to surge to a new price level, preferably a new all time high before the day finally comes to an end.

No one did believe that dogecoin would be one of the biggest cryptos in the world in this bull as there are most better and feature rich projects comparing to doge.

Government has been trying to get rid of Bitcoin from the onset and they haven't been able to truly fo anything about it and they won't be able to do anything stop bitcoin not even in the near future or in 2030 like you mentioned. At best, government can only make up bad press media about Bitcoin that would go as far as bringing the price down. Other than that, government won't be able to stop Bitcoin's network from operating as it is.  2030 is just a decade away and there were many talks about government ending crypto in the past decade and it didn't work, still won't because Bitcoin is stronger than ever.

Money laundering is possible to achieve using bitcoin or other crypto coins. Usage of non custodial wallets, coin mixing services and other techniques helps with privacy and this in turn is beneficial to people who intend to use Bitcoin for such  a venture. I need to mention that there have been several cases of money laundering aside from the few ones we see in the media. Dealers can make use of p2p services to wrap up deals like that thanks to Bitcoin . That is why I said it is very much possible. It's easy too since anybody can send anybody funds without knowing the origin.

The project is good and have relatively good service offerings compared to other projects but they lack sound marketing strategies that should put them on the list of top new crypto projects to keep an eye on. Also, another point is that their team has been delaying developments from time to time. I do understand that it's for the community's best so I'm not entirely disappointed with the progress as they have delivered all promises even though it's often delayed.


It's a new project that's why you are yet to learn about them. Use some of your spare time to check it out.

Investing in coinlist token sales are very difficult and daunting task to carry on. As if the queuing and waiting time to even enter the site isn't enough, we still have to compete with over 200K+ people. I tried it first during Casper token sale and I was unlucky not to get in. I thought I would have better luck with Mina protocol since they reduced the maximum contribution limit to $500. Yet I was still unlucky. I haven't had any lucks so far. Has anybody been able to participating in any of these sales? If so, how did you do it?

- Arriving before the sale to get a random spot in queue?
- Arriving exactly or immediately after the sales start?

I would love to know. Need to find out what I am doing wrong.

Sorry for your loss . It's unfortunate to hear that he was a crypto enthusiast who might have had some assets that can't be accessed since his passing. While Bitcoin solved plenty of financial problems, it has a few downsides of its own. Since everybody can essentially be their own bank, they're tasked with keeping these accounts secured and backed up for majority of the time. The best way to handle situations like this is to make them aware that you've a crypto portfolio and that they should ONLY access it in an event that you're unable to. That's it.

You are lucky to have discovered this early and made the best move to keep majority of your portfolio holdings in crypto. I don't know if we're talking of the same country but mine also took crazy steps to pump in more money out of thin air into the circulation thereby creating more inflation. I'm thankful because I was already a crypto enthusiast so I would be very prepared for what comes next. Nothing beats being the only one to make crucial decisions about my finances.  Bitcoin takes finances to a whole new level for me.

Didn't altseason started several months ago? Bitcoin's dominance was above 68 sometime in August - September last year. The fact that it dropped to this low of 50s shows that altcoins growth have dragged the dominance down a great deal. If you guys think this is is just starting, I wonder how low you guys think Bitcoin's dominance would be when altseason for this bull run peaks. 20 - 25 likely? That looks unlikely to happen but this is crypto. Judging from ETH and BNB keeps jumping in price and how new tokens gets added, I won't be that much surprised. This is crypto. But I think altseason started a long time again like November last year or so.