Hardware wallets would be good at the all-time upon saving your crypto assets safe.

Though Binance offers SAFU it doesn't mean your fund is totally safe, there are still frozen accounts that may happen and suddenly increase the KYC requirements, and failure to comply which means you can't withdraw your fund.  SAFU thing is just a marketing promotion of them.

I suggest not storing your coins in the Binance wallet for the long term.  As I repeatedly said that the golden rule of crypto is "Not your keys, Not your coins".  Centralized exchange wallet is very crucial to store in the longterm, they have full control over your fund.

A potential token that has a utility maybe.
IMO, that depends on the token and its potential, it might be 10% of your capital would be an ideal amount to invest and take a risk, tokens are very speculative and risky to invest.

If that token is backed by the community and has utility, it would be worth it, but if that's because it's a hype token and went down, that's useless.

In this section Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Marketplace > Gambling, there are a lot of them.
AFAIK and I used this before, Sportsbet.io is a sportsbook gambling platform that has a reputation that has been here in the forum for how many years in business, promoting and having ads here.

The number one reason why people/gamblers use this is because of the privacy and security, it might not ideal to link your bank account in any online gambling casino, so instead, use Bitcoin.

It's already expected that there's a regulation on crypto and ain't surprise by that, we know the government has been always combating fraud and money laundering and that's how to protect people against fraud.  But using crypto under government regulation isn't a problem if you're not hiding something illegal transactions that happen. 

Here it is, [BIG LIST] Buy/Sell Crypto (OTC, P2P, DEXs, CEXs, NO-KYC, ATMs, etc.).
P2p exchange doesn't require a KYC which for sure you're totally unregulated per every transaction.

No, that wasn't the purpose of Bitcoin, even of the Bitcoin roadmap, it wasn't there to defeat the financial institution system instead, it's an alternative to fiat.
We can't compare Bitcoin to any centralized payment processors, they are centralized which means under control and monitored by the government, they are also can be linked to the bank or to your bank account and while Bitcoin can't.  They're helping e-commerce companies more easily accept online transactions, though Bitcoin did that, but since it's not regulated it can't compete with any payment processor.

I didn't doubt Visa and Mastercard were the leading Payment Processor.

I tend to agree with this.  Stop-loss(SL) is to avoid further loss, not a strategy that you can use to gain profit.
This is very useful when you're in day trading, it very crucial there when it comes to making a profit.

Through this stop-loss even though you're in scalping and spot trading still is very useful.
There are a bunch of strategies that you can use but it seems the most important thing is SL.

But you only got 5 votes here including mine (I voted others), which means people here didn't want to spend their Bitcoin for those things above.  They want to store value and convert it when there's an increase in the market, this was what holders usually do.

That sounds good project, an online store merchant that only accepts Bitcoin.
An e-commerce platform that provides customers with an easy, secure, and fast online shopping experience through crypto payment and fulfillment support, is this how your project works?

As the majority says, it's a big NO.

With a rooted phone, it can be malware that can easily breach your mobile security which is completely not ideal for security purposes especially if your phone has improper roots which are possible easily to put a system glitch.  The rooted phone is only for those who want to modify or customize their software.

I'd rather buy a hardware wallet because it has built-in security features.

If the image that you tweeted was true, then congrats that you've made it.
Try another one if have the same result and it might this challenge of yours will prove that you're good at trading.

Nice to see if this thread has an update on how you made it, it seems you're giving knowledge to the community about the strategies that you've used.
It might you're very lucky this day and prove next time your $10k will become $100k.

However, just wanted to share this from my friend who's earned a huge amount from trading and his strategy was from copy trading, seems that's was very lucky.

Because Bitcoin doesn't have infinite growth, it always has a volatile movement that no one knows where's the right direction on it.
I believed that Bitcoin will be in this price range of $20k which is why we noticed it's been struggling to pump up this month, though there's a short resistance it's expected by most that the correction will follow later on.

The best way in accumulating Bitcoin as of now is through a DCA way and hold until the new ATH will come, weak hands will always be a loser and those strong hands will always have a reward at the end.

Fake Bitcoin could be in your exchange wallet that you can't withdraw when the exchange platform doesn't have enough amount of Bitcoin on their hot wallet.  Sometimes exchange has a delayed withdrawal, not only on an exchange but possible in the gambling industry too.

Every crypto inside an exchange wallet could be fake, not only Bitcoin.  That's why don't let your coins sleep on exchange because you don't have control over it, remember always "Not your keys, Not your coin".

Even an exchange offers a feature of SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users) this is only their marketing strategy, anytime they have to change this feature under their term, so never trust your coin on the exchange.

I didn't understand you well but I think you mean is to fake someone's transaction or fooled someone with a fake blockchain transaction.
I think this will not happen, fake transactions could be dropped by any node that receives them, and they will not go to the mempool to be added to the next block.

The comment above was right, there should be at least 5-6 confirmations before the transaction becomes legitimate that comes from the blockchain. 
I hope this is what you meant.

In Bitcoin accumulation, this is very important.
In the DCA way of buying Bitcoin, you can minimize your possible loss because you only purchase Bitcoin when it will drop.  Buying a little by little using this method, will surely your investment becomes profitable when there's a new ATH.

All in all, OP has good input, and newbies should know this and educate themselves when it comes to accumulating Bitcoin.
It's a complete process of accumulating Bitcoin.

Blockchain gaming technology could be evolved and yes.
We know people do really love transparency on a game and no other that that technology will do.  Because the result of the game in blockchain data is publicly seen by anyone so no one will cheat in that way.

We've already their NFTs gameplay which is made a hype this year.
The play-to-earn games, and the looting process that can be traded on the marketplace that makes players earn money, and anymore, these are only examples that we're on a good step toward innovation.

The first crypto exchnage that was launched at that time was Mt. Gox exchange in the year 2010 so there was no exchange in 2009.

In that time 2009, the first recognized transaction was made by Satoshi and Hal Finney, so it's impossible that there was an exchange during that time 2009.
Possibly you're miscalculated here, it might be you bought Bitcoin in the year 2011 or 2010.

We can try to figure out what exchange you used before on a correct specific date.

Have you check LocalBitcoins and Paxful?
As I heard they are accepting Payoneer payment.

P2P platforms also act like an escrow of the fund, if the platform is trusted, yes you're safe.

I don't know the minimum but in that small amount you can make an offer here in the forum in this section Currency exchange , but don't forget to use the escrow for a safe transaction.

Since you're a newbie I suggest you study and dig deeper to gain technical information on how the right way to store your Bitcoin.
The bolded part above isn't a good idea, believe me, years will pass it will sure you'll forget them all.  I've done this before, it takes longer for me to recover my wallet, and thinking of my old phrase where it was listed.

I don't think so, but IMO, I will not keep the worth of millions in a close source wallet which is not safe for me.
Trust wallet might be good as your hot wallet, not your cold wallet.

This is a noncustodial wallet but it's a closed source wallet, being a frozen account is unlikely to happen.

You can purchase in any crypto exchangers that support crypto credit cards, but don't forget to transfer it into a noncustodial wallet or an open-source wallet which is really safe to store your Bitcoin and transfer it into a custodial wallet when you wanted to convert into fiat.

I tend to agree with this and it seems they're the one who creates scams or clone websites, but that's just a theory that we can't conclude.
Also, I'm annoyed by a mixer that has a different URL to follow with the same owner, for example (.io, .eu, .net) are the same which could be misled people who will use this mixer.

There are already 5 clone scam websites on [banned mixer] on this thread ⚠️ List of Bitcoin Mixer or tumbler SCAM/CLONE websites ⚠️.  It might be good if OP updated this thread and add this clone scam website of [banned mixer].

Thank you!

Good luck guys.

In addition, paper wallets and the fully air-gapped device could be a cold wallets too.
There's no secure wallet if you lack knowledge about storing your Bitcoin, you must have knowledge first before you called it secure while keeping them.

I believed the most secure hardware wallets were open-source wallets, check this Open Source Hardware Wallets or this for the [BIG LIST] Hardware wallets (80+).

Remember that isn't ideal to leave your coin on the exchange even though you think it's a hot wallet, use instead a noncustodial wallet as your hot wallet and Electrum is very suitable for this.  The golden rule of crypto must be followed "Not your keys, Not your coin".