Well, I prefer to be optimist and I hope for a recover.

we hope, we hope...

Yes, they are all very cheap now; but... will they rise again?

In a new and unregulated field it is inevitable that you venture incompetent and scammers, and therefore you need to be with your eyes wide open.
The scams are many, but with a little 'attention can be avoided.
The same applies to projects destined to die from the beginning.
But there is still much to be gained.

Trading is the home of regret, and we all tend to let ourselves be discouraged, and to tell us "Ah, if only I had sold ... if only I had bought ..."
But it is a useless and dangerous reaction.
The only thing is to gather your strength and throw yourself into the fight again.

I totally agree. In every field, regulations and obligations multiply, driving honest people crazy and putting them at the mercy of bureaucrats, while criminals continue to do what they want.

When you do not invest money, it does not mean that the investment is "free": in any case you have to invest time, effort, work, capacity, and so on.
On the other hand, if you do not have money, work is the only way to enter the world of cryptocurrencies.
At work!

There is always some prophet of misfortune that predicts the death of this or that coin, and finds people willing to listen to it.
It is clear that Ethereum - like all the crypto sector - is going through a difficult time. On the other hand it is crowded with shitcoin and a little cleaning is necessary.
Natural selection will say who wins.

Indeed, compared to last year everything is more difficult, above all for the oversupply and the excessive duration of the campaigns.
(the one I'm following lasts since January ...)
On the other hand, those that are well designed and resist will probably bring good results, so I am absolutely optimistic.

To think that cryptocurrencies can be taught at school, when most of the economic institutional world does not know what it is, or considers it a bubble or a passing fad, is simply utopian.
Maybe, in a few years, who knows ...

Such a question is simply ridiculous: maybe in ten years the crypts will have conquered the world, or maybe they will be remembered as a nice experiment or a moment of madness.
Nobody knows. Better to focus on how to make money now.

The investment sector is full of "sad stories" and any investor has moments of regret in which he feels guilty and says "ah, if only I had ..."
The truth is that we are all experts to evaluate "after", but at the moment when decisions are made, always to be in the fog.
Needless to complain, you need to look ahead and do better next time.

Deception and manipulation are the norm and the rule in every market, it is not clear why the crypto market should be different.
Obviously, since it is a small market, with few players compared to the stock exchange or the forex, it is infinitely easier for the whales to succeed.

No, no, not at the university, but starting from elementary school ...
economy is the basis of life because any choice is in some way "economic" (which means "make the most convenient choice")
So it would be great if the economy really fits into all school programs

Eh, if so simple strategies were enough to get rich ...
In reality, you can also try to go against the grain, and it can be a winning strategy, but the real problem is to understand what the current trend is, since when it is discovered it is usually too late.

A bank for bitcoins obviously does not make sense, since the blockchain is already a bank in itself.
But it is clear that there will always be a need for banking services: intermediation, leasing, advances, credits, investments, etc.
So surely the banks will create specific offers for the crypto sector.

Bitcoin has been defined as a bubble at each of its growth, just as it was given to the dead every time it lost value.
It is clear that since this is something without a trend, and with a low volume of transactions, it has a very high volatility.
But I would say that - despite all the attacks - it continues its run towards a stable place in the economy.

So, the market either goes up, or down, or is stable.
It's only three possibilities.
When it goes up, everyone shouts that it's a bubble, when it goes down that it's a crisis.
Insoma, it is simply the market, in fact.

I do not know exactly what was the most violent bitcoin collapse, but I think it was over 90%.
Since every time not only has recovered, but also exceeded all expectations, there are good reasons to believe that this time will happen again.
At least, we hope.

This is an idea that is sometimes proposed again, but it is something that tricks only the gullible:
A cell phone may have a good computing power, but using it for mining means destroying the battery and probably the hardware, and this for just a few pennies.