Shitcoin and memecoin are always hated but always exist because coins like this are used by manipulators to continue to earn a lot of money from the crypto world it is undeniable and the most losses from these coins are retail because they always think the price will rise and do not know that the manipulators are ready to exit the market and leave the market with such damage.

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After you finish trading in a day, because of the stable coin low fee, did you move your coin to a noncustodial wallet and move it back to an exchange if you want to trade next time? Or you just leave it alone on the exchange you are using?

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This is where I come to the conclusion that for most of people who trade, trading is just a gamble. Sometimes they win, and this is where legends are born most of the times. Sometimes they lose, what happens more often. In general we are lured by huge and rapid wealth and such desires are addictive, especially if you succeeded a couple of times. Only few are determined enough to reach a level of proficiency before losing it all - money, hope and a touch of reality.

It sounds depressive as I read it but this is how I see this.

I've personally used trust wallet for over a year now and haven't had any issues with it. From my experience, trust wallet is safe, but you need to understand that it's an online wallet and it would be unwise to keep substantial amount of assets in an online wallet. It's best to go with a hard wallet like ledger or paper wallet when storing substantial amount to prevent the issue of hack.

To further buttress my point. I doubt my asset is up to 0.001btc, so hackers may be wasting their time trying to compromise my wallet, because it's not worth their time and effort. When I have over 1btc, I'll most likely be using a hardware wallet and if it gets to 100btc, I'll be going for a paper wallet or any other offline wallet.