Ehitcoins are worthless and pure waste but we can only know they're shitcoins from hindsight, not when we are buying them. Otherwise, who would make such an investment choice of buying shits. I wonder if traders consider Dogecoin and Ripple as shitcoins because that's what they are to me. And i have been bag holding doge since 2017 in expectation that it might rise. But that seems an utopia now.

You have to know that whatever advice given to you here is mere speculative and should not be taken as a financial advice. Now, let me throw in my suggestion to you. You could buy and hodl these following cryptos:
BNB
Walton
Waves
Lisk
MB8

I strongly believe that these coins will do well and if they don't do well I will take pride in my decision.

While the OP sounds agitated over something here, I think it would do a lot of good if s/he mentions the user who aggrieved him and the vexatious issue and also move this to the Reputation thread (may be not), rather than make his accusation porous by not pinning it down to anything substantial.

I guess apart from users Theymos and Satoshi, you will be the first to hit that new rank.

Your Merit pours...

I foresee a situation where the Trust score will begin to serve as the new requirement for members to rank up. Honestly, Theymos could be harbouring this thought. It's over a year now since the sMerit system was instituted and his silence so far in creating another level after the "Legendary" rank portends something, I should think. What do you guys think?

And idiots still say hodlers are not traders?

This really will crash BSV as Binance isn't a small exchange. It will send a big negative message across board because a lot of people will think the delisting is the expected decimation of BSV. Anyway, to be candid I never saw any good in that fork that brought BSV. May be it's about time to rest it.

Next time OP you may want to identify the meaning of the key words so that laymen reading your post would know what the subject is all about. But let me speedily define those key words:

STO - Security Token Offering.
ICO - Initial Coin Offering (ICO)

That done.

My take on this is simple and that is never to invest in an ICO. Never, again! Except where the ICO project has an already existing product or services. I had been scammed in the past engaging with in ICOs and now I am wiser for it.

Greed happens to the best of us. It's a known problem among traders. An easy way out is to always remind oneself that there will always be another day to take off money off the table. Take the little you can each trading day by setting a reasonable TP on every trade you take. Don't try to be rich on a single trade. That should solve that itch.

This is hilariously savage!

I could imagine your heart sank right into your stomach like the Titanic. OP gets everyone reading this.

A lot of scam developers discovered in 2018 that they could get through once they had a well crafted WP even without any tangible project. That was how they got a lot of us deceived with their vices. These days the WP  truly doesn't mean a thing. For me, I don't bother going through a WP because I don't even do ICOs anymore. I am on the sidelines watching what goes on until a project is listed on credible exchanges before I buy in.

News is what you lack if you truly have taken care of TA and the psychology of trading. News is FA - Fundamental Analysis. This is very important in trading (generally, business) because news help push the TA to achieve a target. To be successful, one has to know what news emanate around the business one is into.

It really doesn't matter much since the stuff is on YouTube. It simply means that only those on the  Internet get to view it. That leaves out the illiterate and non-internet suavy dudes. We need this "Barney Bitcoin and Friends" cartoon series on terrestrial TV so that we can get more folks into the community, and not some YouTube channel.

This should be glad tidings if it's true because 7% is infinitesimal. It surely will help prevent heavy dumps that may lead to the death of cryptocurrency. We have seen what the little dumps here and there have caused the crypto space already let alone if institutions with a large share were to dump.

Just begin with the most interesting aspect: Tell the students that it's a currency much greater than the proud American dollar. That a single Bitcoin is currently worth more than $5,000. Don't forget to rub it in that in 2017, it was worth close to $20,000. This should captivate the interest of anyone. It did to me. And that was even when Bitcoin exchanged for $750 in 2017.

Also, you can add the asset part of Bitcoin to your tutorial.

You fail to plan, you plan to fail, is an expression that should answer the OP on the need for a trading plan. Trading is tedious even with a trading plan let alone when there isn't a plan. With plans mapped out, it should give the trader the parameters to check and help them control their emotions while trading.

When you look at it critically you will understand that there are more scams in cryptocurrency than in Forex Trading, considering how old the two industries are. Of a truth, the Forex market is more advanced with over $5trillion daily trading volume as against less that $200billion market cap of cryptocurrency. Again, I rather trade forex because it gives a relaxed mind and the industry is stabilized unlike the erratic crypto market. In all, both industries are fraught with great risk. You lose some, you gain some if you have the skill set for it. Otherwise you will lose at all time.

So, a subtle way for me to beg for a positive TRUST review is to ask for an easy loan. Repay it easily (because it's not even up to a weekly campaign earning for a low member rank). Then boom! I get a positive trust. This is really ludicrous how these things work around here.

While your suggestion may not be a bad idea, it isn't the complete thing to do. This is the mistake most people make going into trading on their own. They think that with demo practice they can avoid the MENTORship route. We should understand that to be successful in life one ought to go through a mentor. Otherwise it will take a longer process of trials with errors learning it on one's own attempts.

I guess you're just kidding, judging from all those smileys you have in your post.

However, there are either of these two things I can suggest you do if you actually are serious about not making any kill trading for a living.
1. Quit the game. It's not your calling.
2. Get someone to mentor you and teach you the set skills for trading.