as long as ethereum has not provided an exact date, I doubt the launch of POS this year. this has happened time and time again, there is always a snag at the end and the result is another delay. I'm not expecting much this time, the beiko team only said that POS was this year, but he didn't say exactly when it would launch. so that means the POS is still not 100% completely ready at this point.

yes this is the best way to avoid hacking. so it doesn't matter to use chrome, egde, firefox or other browsers, as long as we disconnect the metamask access after we finish using it. and This is a safe way. but if you're still afraid, it's better not to use attention metamask, I suggest using the metask mobile application.

good data. and if twitter accepts bitcoin, maybe it will repeat itself like when pornhub accepted bitcoin. it means there will be a big increase and create a new impetus for the bulls. it is possible that bitcoin broke ATH and flew high after the news was released. after all from the very beginning twitter was a crypto friendly platform. So I hope the board of directors takes Elon Musk's suggestion into consideration.

Gold is an investment with low risk but has a low ROI. but it's good for dealing with inflation and it's proven. crypto is different, this investment has a big risk, but with a very high ROI. we can see bitcoin, shiba inu, solana, ethereum, BNB go up very high in just a few months. but this is worth the risk, as now bitcoin falls you will experience a large enough loss. but both are indeed worthy of being used as long-term investments, depending on how you choose the risk.

the hype is over. nft is no longer profitable. Many are selling at a loss rather than making a profit. only the NFT creators make a profit, the first, second and so on are selling below the price when they bought them. that is why NFT trading volume is slowly decreasing. another reason is because there are already many nft markets now, different from the years before when opensea monopolized the nft marketplace. and people are also getting tired of collecting nft, they know that the future of nft is not very good and not for long term investment.

no, the need for a credit/debit card will always be there. in the future crypto will only be made as an alternative choice. even though crypto such as bitcoin, ethereum, and others will be legalized later, but remember the taxes that will be imposed will definitely be higher. Unlike credit/debit cards, all crypto transactions may be taxed. this is the government's way of limiting the influence of crypto, when crypto fees are bigger than a centralized system, people will think again about using crypto.

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If you believe the market is about to enter a bear market, maybe holding a stablecoin is a good option. or you can try futures trading, with this you can get profit even though the market is falling. but I don't recommend this method if you can't make a good analysis. I'd rather just hold on to stablecoins while waiting for a bear market to come.

still a long way from achieving that. indeed mainstream adoption is happening right now. many countries are starting to see bitcoin as something profitable. but all this is just a discussion, few actually try to adopt it. and on average those countries are developing countries. while developed countries still refuse, arguing that they think bitcoin is one of the annoying things. they are trying to limit bitcoin to keep their currency influential.


perhaps a decentralized economy will materialize. there will be no more centralized country as it is today where the influence of the US on the global economy is so great.

this has been predicted by experts. but 50% is a very big thing. Inflation and the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war are the main reasons why commodity prices are rising high. And Russia plans to use crypto/ruble for its energy export payments. this becomes another problem, and is expected to make the price of necessities more expensive. This problem also occurs in European countries, especially those that import energy from Russia.

low taxes of just under 1% no one seems to have a problem with this. compared to countries in europe or even India which impose high taxes on crypto assets. I think the crypto community in Indonesia is lucky, they are not burdened with heavy regulations. if with this regulation crypto can be more accepted in Indonesia, I agree with this regulation.

I will choose the first. because too many coins in the portfolio is also not good. but with another coin list. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bnb, Avalanche and Terra. with 12000 funds i will buy those coins. The reason is very simple, because the coins I mentioned earlier are the ones with the best potential. bitcoin is the center of crypto. ethereum with the 2.0 update, bnb with all the innovations they continue to come up with, a new network avalanche that still has the potential to Moon and terra, I predict that this coin will be like last year's solana.

The US does not like this discourse. and they will do everything in their power to prevent it with the help of their allies. if the west had no influence, it would be to their detriment plus they were experiencing fairly high inflation. there might be a crisis if that happened. For now Russia's move can be prevented, but if the war ends. it may be difficult to maintain the influence of the USD. just now Russia has started to take steps such as only accepting GAS payments using rubles. and on the other hand slowly but surely China began to spread its influence.

is centralization really bad for you? although it is a solution for scalability?
right now that's all ethereum can think of to solve the problem. and why only ethereum are you looking down on, when there are a lot of blockchains out there that use POS. anyway the ethereum community doesn't completely reject this system, most support this system being implemented as soon as possible.

First, where will you hold the stablecoin? if you want to hold it on an exchange account, you don't need to be confused about which stablecoin to choose. all can be a good choice usdt, busd, ust or even dai.

Second, if you want to hold it in a private wallet, look for cheap stablecoins on the network. such as USDT on the trc20/bep20 network, or busd on the bep20 network. This is very important because when you want to use it, you don't have to pay a large fee. so choose whichever stablecoin is on the cheapest network.

Third, if you want a truly decentralized stablecoin there only one option is  DAI.

what about reddit?
I see there is very active in providing information about pre sales or new projects. because the subreddit on altcoins/crypto is quite active. or altcointalk but I think compared to bitcointalk, the forum is less popular. the interaction there is very different when compared to this forum it can be said there is still quiet.

how about cayman island. this tax-free country is quite crypto friendly. the binance office is also in the country. or estonia, this country is also quite good. many new projects are registered in this country. they are also easier to give permission. I heard that there are more than hundreds of crypto projects registered in this country.

no, that's a bad sign. it could be that SFM has no future. it is very difficult to get back on track when a coin has lost a lot. and I've had a lot of bad experiences with coins like this. when the coin has made ath, he never comes back. and stay down for a long time. I thought safemoon would be like that. so if you have SFM then be careful.

yes you are right, any negative sentiment regarding russia-ukraine will not have much impact on crypto. everyone is more mature to judge. as long as there is no other bad news, the crypto market will remain strong. so FUD like anything, will not destroy the market.

yes it will market will lose volume drastically. in a broader sense, it will destroy the market and short term effects there will be a dump. basically even the slightest negative news can have an effect, so it's highly unlikely if any news of sanctions for major exchanges, will not have any impact on the market.