It's the opposite, they are the people that believe with the potential of bitcoin and chose to hold than to sell at any price. Everybody is expecting that bitcoin's value is going to be more expensive than ever and that's just a poll.

But the majority knows that for the next years to come bitcoin will be proclaimed again as the best performing asset. We passed through halving, stock market crash yet bitcoin remains to be one of the most stable assets during these crises.

Very easy to say that trading can give us good profit, I don't disagree and that's a real thing for traders. But if somebody trades and he's still new to this environment, he's likely to lose than to make money from trading.

You can be a daily trader or you can be a trader but you'll take action just for those times whenever you see the market is rising or going low. In day traders, they have certain percentages which shall be their target mainly. And for the other type of trader, you hold, you sell when it's high and buy if it's low.

Just take note that it's very difficult to be a daily trader.

I agree with as well. Cash will be there as long as there will be people that haven't adopted the digital changes for transactions. Not everyone can go digitally and adopt it easily as what we are doing. There will be people who haven't been introduced to technology that will have hard time using it.

It's also the best time to invest in these times, many assets get lower in price so it's true. If we have spare cash to spend for these assets and you understand that it's a good time to buy, do it.

It's ok if you are not convinced that we're not yet in the bull run but we can't deny that it's going to bullish trend. Just 5 months ago, on the month of March, it plunged to $4,900. And about 2 months ago, it went up to $8,400.

The other reason for the price increase for Ethereum could be the Forsage scam which people makes the demand higher but, it's more of ETH 2.0.

Even if he will, he's a developer and doesn't seem to have plans like you stated. I reckon the suggestion of others that instead of using your skill creating ICOs and selling to people that are thinking they can make money from it, you should go into a better development area.

Likewise, ICO hype is done and you are lucky if there will be orders but think of it, the most ICOs that are coming lately have no sense anymore. So as a developer, I think you're also concern that your creation must be useful and won't be used just for taking money of investors.

There is no problem in investing but in pandemic times, cash is actually what people need. Many businesses were stopped due to this pandemic and our investments were also affected so for the meantime, cash is what you need to survive in this times.

I agree with hatshepsut that it's about being flexible in whichever season we are. In pandemic times or not, as long as you know how to adopt the situation and you know what's applicable to you being an investor or someone who wants to play safe.

Isn't your main feature is like the Blockfolio which they offer for free? and being a ledger wallet owner, they have a feature through Ledger Live that also shows my portfolio.

But those apps don't require API and you only have to manually input in Blockfolio while in Ledger live, as long as you own it, that will automatically show you how much you've got.

I think everyone did thought of that. That investing in casinos are easy but whether it's a small gain, it's still profit. The good side of it is you don't actually have to beat the house but you are with the house.

So, depending the amount you have invested with them and how much they have earned, you'll always with them. There are two benefits in choosing to invest to bankroll casinos, first is that you are with them and you'll get a passive income. Next, aside receiving the profits as you invest with them, you are also holding it which if you think that the price is right to sell, you can withdraw it and sell it for profit.

$500k? it became $11.1k but not $500k. And to those who endured the bear market and still held their bitcoins, they all deserve the profits that they have.

Nobody knows.

It can still happen.

It can be composed of many things, the halving, the helicopter money, the defis and so.

That's part of what we can think as we are aware of corruption in the government. There could be under the table transactions if a project has been caught on their spot and they are being targetted.

Let's hope for the best for SEC and will make their job truthful and honest. It's good that they are eyeing for crypto and even touching DeFi's as it's helping the newbies and tells which projects they should avoid and which projects have a go-signal from them.

Disregard the first two comments made by newbies, they could be the alter accounts of OP just trying to make it look real.

In sum up, don't listen to someone who's sharing his strategy with an intention to earn from 'signals'. Those signals won't help you a lot with your trading decisions because, in the end, you will regret that you have been part of them.

It's not a healthy environment for aspiring traders to come or someone who looks to profit with trading. You can apply techniques that you can learn along your way but those signals are not the right thing for you to get close by.

Thus, these ".xyz" domains have something fishy with their websites.

If SEC has to go dig them and there's someone that they can go after, I guess they will.

But IIRC, they are also aware about dexes as there's no central authority that manages it. So, if they are to go after with dexes, what would be their main agenda? as long as it's not on their watchlist, I guess there's nothing to worry about but if they have included it on that list, we will see how they will act on it.

Take time to look again at bitcoin's price and hoping that you won't be surprised if you see its price. There is a clear sign that bitcoin is pushing its price upwards and within a day it has closed its price to $10,800.

Yes, that's the price! $10,800. Check the price trackers so you will have the idea that bitcoin is still the king and those signs that you haven't seen before, they are starting to show again and it's more visible just like the old times when a bull run is about to happen.

They are the government and they can do whatever they want and as for us, we just follow them. And if a DeFi comes and on their side it's not an acceptable project base from their basis and standards, they have all the means to do whatever they can through the reach of their authority.

I hope that they wouldn't go that much but as long as they're determining the projects and we understand what they're fighting for, we can count on them. We need them to chase those scam projects.

Who's that person that told you that all of the scam apps have been removed by Google? He's guessing and didn't see the real thing of these rampant scams that Google can't terminate them once and for all. They are allowing the new scams to be registered in their platform which shouldn't be from the start.

They are not strengthening the verification process for the listing of these apps to their google play. Google is also the owner of Youtube which the scam advertisements are not yet stopped, they should be alarmed with those.

@Mahanton, I'm the same as you. I'm not confident installing any app on my phone unless I do really trust it and verified that it's from the legit source and developer of that app or the company itself.

It's the best safety measure to avoid downloading and installing apps that you are unsure of. And for the wallets which will be the holder of your crypto funds, double check the app and source. Always go to the authorized and legit wallet provider you are about to download, search it on web.

I agree. During the early days of bitcoin, there's no SEC that's voicing their thoughts about what bitcoin was and yet bitcoin has been surging and became stabilized through those years and the adoption rate has increased.

The good side of having SEC is that they're chasing those scams and they've punished people who have been proved to be part of a scam in the past. And that's where they should be focusing, tracking down the scams and their leaders.

Predictions from YouTubers? I don't believe them anymore as I grow older on bitcoin. I've learned that all of them are giving mere guess and thoughts about the market but they're not reliable where the actual market is heading.

We believe and knew that bitcoin is a speculative asset but it doesn't mean that we rely and believe to those YouTubers in the current time. It's a matter of time that we start to realize that many predictors and speculators are there but, it's still the market's call whom you should rely to.

Their job is to manage the bounty and if they said that they don't have the funds, they can't do anything about the rewards. If the distribution is going to be done by the project developers themselves, the bounty manager is out of it.

But if they've said that they hold the funds and you know to compute the stakes, you can compute it and ask them about what you think you deserve to receive based from your computation and stakes.

Other bounties don't do what you do. If all the bounty hunters will unite and you're all going to have the same standard like those that you have mentioned, the projects that are conducting bounties will notice the low number of participants joining them to advertise.

In that case, they will create a resolution which will attract people to help them advertise through bounties and the possible solution that they will make is to make sure that their participants will be paid as they join. They can hire an escrow to secure the payment of their participants if they are not yet on exchanges which will be effective not just for them but also for participants.