This is a very important, emotion.
Because managing emotions is effective risk management and can avoid trading under pressure, it's a very important aspect of achieving consistency in trading to become successful.  By focusing on these areas, traders can increase their chances of making rational and profitable decisions.

I'd say IMO, practicing mindfulness and stress-management techniques can help traders stay calm and focused during challenging situations.

Yeah right, and I think even closed-source wallets can be modified the transaction fee manually aside from open-source wallets.
When doing a transaction, we should always refer to the mempool to see the status of the network, because when setting a fee that is too low may result in a delay in transaction confirmation, while setting it too high may lead to unnecessary fees.  So, it's important to monitor current network conditions and adjust your fee accordingly to achieve the balance between speed and cost that you want.

Sorry but it's kinda off-topic, I think it's good for them to remind after making such a transaction you can use a free Bitcoin transaction accelerator.  I used ViaBTC to rebroadcast my transaction and put it on priority on the mempool.  It has a limit of 100 transactions per hour.  This contributes to making faster your transaction even if you set it a low-priority fee per bytes based on the mempool status.

Similar to the on-chain transaction that hosting by a third party, isn't it?
Remember that Bitcoin transactions can't be directly conducted offline since the Bitcoin network relies on internet connectivity for transaction verification and broadcasting. So, therefore, if there's no internet network, Bitcoin transactions wouldn't be possible, even with offline wallets.

That's it and I tend to agree, even now in remote areas have internet connectivity.
Just call Elon Musk and order Starlink kit.  

I think it's more than 6 months after halving.

AFAIK, it was almost a year before when a bull market reached a new ATH which I think will be the same as this year.
You might need to add another option to the voting poll.

But this IMO prediction and it seems you're right that no one speculates the Bitcoin price.

You need to remove imgur.com, which isn't working here on this forum, or mark it, as not working.
I tried recently and I thought it was a bug.

I think imgbb.com and Talkimg.cm don't have a problem using here, the rest, I don't even want to try.

By the way, thanks to this thread, it's useful to newbies who didn't know alternatives on imgur.com.

Because USDT is under the ETH network and based on the announcement here.

(photo is not mine)

Bitcoin network wasn't included.
However, the comment above said was right and I tend to agree.  Always do check the address when you're planning to transfer any coins into Binance.  Especially those coins that are shown in the images above.

That sounds like a wonderful experience and I like it.
It's always great to see children engaging with financial concepts and learning about Bitcoin.
It's particularly impressive that these third graders already had some knowledge about Bitcoin, which is still a relatively new and complex concept for many adults.  By teaching this, we can help them build important skills and knowledge that will serve them well throughout their lives, and who knows, might some of these third graders will grow up to be future Bitcoin experts or entrepreneurs.

Not bad for an age of 8-9 will have an interest in Bitcoin, but IMO it's important to explain the concept in simple terms and emphasize the risks and potential benefits.  It's also important to make it clear that investing in Bitcoin is not a guaranteed way to make money, it might be good if just starting with basic concepts such as saving money, budgeting, and spending wisely.  As they get older and gain more understanding of this digital finance.

That's possible but of course, there's a risk and also there's no guarantee about it.
But first, choose the reliability of the platform you use that offers a wide range of traders to copy, and consider diversifying your investments across different traders to mitigate risk.  IMO, the eToro exchange platform could be the potential one when it comes to copy trading.

So if you have $2000 and you want to make $20 per day through copy trading, that's possible but still it depends on the performance of the traders you are copying and also the fees charged by the platform.  In short, there are too many factors that you must be considered.

So if you'll try, good luck with your decision.

Most of them declared bankruptcy.
On this list, you will see a few list of bitcoin wallet companies listed and said close because of bankruptcy or forced to close by the government, especially in the US which strictly regulates crypto.

That is why choose a non-custodial and open-source wallet and try to differentiate what is Custodial vs. Non Custodial Wallets.  Choose the wallet where you hold the private keys to your wallet, which means you are the only one who can access your funds, and those wallets are generally considered to be more secure than custodial wallets because they don't rely on third-party services to store your private keys.

My answer to your last question is yes there is.
It's Mt. Gox, filed for bankruptcy in 2014 after losing a huge amount of Bitcoins due to a hack, and then people learn how to use a con-custodial wallet.

As long as you remember that investing in Bitcoin is not a get-rich-quick scheme, you'll be fine.
Because it requires patience, discipline, and most of all knowledgeable enough of how Bitcoin will work for those who understand the risk.

And the last one is, to invest only what you can afford to lose.
Because this kind of investment is highly volatile and risky, so don't invest more than you can afford to lose.

You can apply the DCA way of purchasing on Bitcoin too and I think that's a part of being a good investor.

I tend to agree and a piece of paper would be fine as long as you stored it in a safe area.
Everything on the internet would be vulnerable to hack and storing your private key on email isn't a good idea.  Keep it offline and make multi copies on a piece of paper.

Someone told me before that he stored his private on his favorite book and I think it's a good idea too.
On every page of the book which is the number of his birthday, he separately wrote the seed phrase per page.

That's the point and the reason why I didn't invest meme coin at all times because they purely rely on the community hype but not just their utility that will supposedly be a root that can sustain in the long term.  However, if you've enough amount that willing to risk on this coin, it's up to you but at least, we both know how risky to invest this in the long term.

It might this meme coin was on the hype now, it's at the top in the most trending Cryptocurrencies.

Since ViaBTC is a mining pool, it has the ability to include transactions in the blocks that it mines by including the user's transaction in a block that is more likely to be mined quickly, the transaction is more likely to be confirmed faster than if the user had simply relied on the free market to determine the transaction fee.  But this doesn't guarantee that a transaction will be confirmed quickly, the speed at which a transaction is confirmed depends on a number of factors, including the size of the transaction fee and the current network congestion.

But take note, if you're using below 10 sats you can't use this free service, they'll not rebroadcast below 10 sats based on my experience.
Yes, I personally use this every time I have a transaction, and since it is free.

IMO, both are vulnerable to risk whether that's a hardware wallet or a software wallet, as long as you're connected to the internet, you're prone to cyber attack.  Just like using Electrum, how many reports have been a victim of malware attacks even if they're knowledgeable enough about this wallet?  However, both software wallets and hardware wallets have their advantages and disadvantages, and the best choice depends on our individual needs and preferences.

But if you're going to ask me for storing Bitcoin or other cryptos in the long term, I prefer to choose a hardware wallet and spend a little amount on it.  These hardware wallets typically come with advanced security features like two-factor authentication and PIN codes and didn't leave any footprint on the device where you're connected at.  If you're storing a large amount of crypto in long-term investment and prioritize security, a hardware wallet may be the better choice.

The reason why I didn't use my account for this wallet is just because of the fee and it takes time to open your wallet due to a lot of verification.
Why not you guys import your private key from Blockchain.com to Electrum, which on Electrum you can modify the fee even below 10 sats?

But yes, one main factor is always checking the mempool.space for tracking the transaction fee, last week we had an insane network free due to network congestion.  Leave this buggy wallet the Blockchain.com.

Yes, and I tend to agree with the OP that psychology is a very important aspect of trading, as it can help traders develop the mental skills and strategies needed to navigate the risky and challenging world of the financial markets, especially in trading.  

Because IMO, trading isn't for everyone and if you don't have knowledge or skills trading isn't for you.

Traders who can manage their emotions and make rational decisions are more likely to be successful than those who are driven by fear, greed, or other emotions.  IMO, psychology can help traders understand how their emotions affect their trading decisions and develop strategies to keep emotions in check.

Has anyone tried to report this fake website of CM on this server?
We can report it to Cloudflare using their abuse reporting system and here are the steps to report a fake website to Cloudflare.

https://www.cloudflare.com/trust-hub/abuse-approach/
Go to that site and click on the "Report abuse" button and fill up the form.

I tend to agree and not only in the mixing service industry, they are everywhere waiting for their victim.

Even if you want to monitor it there's no one to get online, there are too many block explorers to use and check your public key address if your Bitcoin was successfully landed at your address.  I highly recommend Blockchair.com which has a simple user interface that you can easily understand the status of the transaction you monitor.

Here is a List of useful Bitcoin block explorers that you need to track any traction incoming in your wallet.  Always remember the said above, only the sender will need to broadcast the transaction that needs to be online.

This was what I thought before and believing that increasing the number of miners will help the network congestion until there's such a user corrected me with my wrong perception.

The reason is, those miners are only responsible for processing and confirming transactions, but the speed and efficiency of the network.
Because the network matter such as the size of the blocks, the difficulty level of mining, and the overall network bandwidth and increasing the number of miners can potentially help to distribute the workload and increase the processing power of the network but not the speed of transaction.  Besides, there is the worst result if there are too many miners,  it will increase the competition among miners for block rewards and potentially lead to a greater centralization of the network.

However, I tend to agree that removing BRC20 tokens would be given help Bitcoin congestion.

But now, the network congestion has a little bit cooling down, take a look.
However, the Bitcoin network congestion is also the same as the Bitcoin price which heavily fluctuates we can't predict it. 

I have this on my mind thinking that this BRC-20 doesn't have a direct effect on the Bitcoin price or market congestion, it might be the market manipulations or we've just had a mass adoption to choose Bitcoin transactions.