Indeed it looks like this week will start in red, like many more mondays in the past. I wanted to mention Biden´s stimulus $1,9 trillion package which will likely going to be approved in the middle March. When US citizens recieve stimulus checks, i am sure a lot of those dollars will go to crytpo and we might see a huge boost just from that.

I was wondering why would anyone invest in their ICO back then. It was obvious they were trying to squeeze as much money as they could from that situation. I admit back then, the idea was brilliant and they started a new era of trading, but it was soon clear there wont be any major interface changes which was not user friendly at all.

Judging by what we saw when $41k -$35k dip happened and all major exchanges went down, it might be a bloodbath if the burst will happen. In that case, no exit strategy would help you. My strategy is to transfer bit by bit to fiat every now and then, so even if the bubble bursts, i will have some some profits safe and sound.

By 2025 gold price will go up more and marketcap of top companies will raise too, so i am pretty sure BTC price will have to be higher then 500,000$ in order to overtake gold.

I think for now it is still viewed just as an investment, much like gold. We have to be honest that current fees are preventing BTC and ETH to get integrated with any other usage and other coins are just not popular enough. I really think after this issues will be dealt with, we can expect crypto replacing fiat transactions.

Altcoins will always rely on BTC gains and they are just too tempting not to try your luck with. Everyone can read the graphs and see big potentials in quick buck from altcoin pumps. Why you think casinos are one of the most profitable businesses, because people are addicted to gambling and making quick gains.

That is pretty scary indeed. There is still bunch of people who are publicly bragging about how many BTC they own. I am very sorry about those individuals whos addressed were leaked by ledger hack. Imagine making a breakthrough from early investing in a county with low income and then being in danger because of Ledger incompetence.

Depends on the country of residence. Some EU countries still have really vague tax laws when it comes to cryptocurrencies. For example in my country you only need to pay tax if you exceed 100 trading days and for mining. In some countries if you hold a coin for more then one year, you dont have to pay tax.

So they will recognise crypto as property. In short, you will have to report all transactions (buying and selling) if they exceed $8000 per year. If you are late in reporting you pay extra 10 % fee and if you fail to report your fined with 40 %. Long term holdings are not taxed.

Its so bizzare that a lot of people feel agitated even thou they have huge gains in the last few months. I cant loose the feeling that this rise is happening way to quicly and will therefore implode. On the other side there is always FOMO present, and i always have a feeling i sould invest more.

Its just hurts to see how much ETH goes for transaction fees now. Since DEFI mania started, we havent seen decent gas fees and it doesnt look they will go down soon.
In my opinion this is the biggest downside of ETH tokens and BTC. That doest look good if you are a new investor, a big turndown.

Thats true, majority of people in my country are just holding their money in banks and are not investing it anywhere. The fear of locking your money and not beein able to access it immediately is too high even thou they dont touch that money for years.
Crypto has actually quite high liquidity but people are not willing to educate themself.

Depends if we see a slow integration where every system will be able to migrate and adapt to QC, then there wouldnt be such a problem to switch to QC mining. The real threat is if governments (or some rich corporations) are building it in secret and will have a huge advantage over majority of current systems. 

Of course there will be some sort of compromise, XRP will probably have to pay some fine, they will fix the issue and business will go back to normal like every other big company does. Bad publicity already happened back when this was announced so the negative impact if over. I dont expect anything else but price going up if this bull run continues.  

I would say everything over 10 % is a good result. Right now in a bull run you can probably reach even higher but if you are not willing to spend a whole lot of time trading, then maybe best strategy now is just to hodl.

One of the limiting factors in some countries is also tax laws which make your profit withdrawals much harder. In some EU countries they consider you as a full or part time trader and you have to pay all the costs towards the country. Thats why its sometimes not an easy decision to deposit your earnings on a bank.

Biggest crypto trust fund Grayscale is also pretty bullish on LTC since its there third most invested coin in their portfolio. According to https://evox.dev/grayscale/?coin=LTC they are holding $317M worth of LTC and accumulating more.

You can also try out trading bots together with some free or low cost signals. There are quite some free platforms out there which will automate your trading 24/7.
In bull market its quite easy to do some positive trading so if you have time and are eager to learn, i would say go for trading.

Another example of an interesting "personalized" spam extortion is when a scammer uses one of those hacked email/password databases which could be accessed by anyone and then sends you an email including one of your actual passwords. If the user doesn't know about the database leaks, it can be really alarming.

Ive got one of those spam emails with BTC address 1F34aT9yKXbHB5aGUBqi6U4Mm343LAEFTV   

I wouldnt worry about that, the higher BTC gets, FOMO will get stronger, that's just a natural way how our mentality works. And who says early investors and long time holders wont stock up more. If that wouldnt be the case, whole stock market would be static and by then, BTC will get even more accessible.