IKR!! I also have been following AXS for quite some time now. I even had some axs on my dual investment with satisfactory APR. But TBH, XAI is also worth keeping an eye on, it appears to have the potential to rise in the long run

i totally agree with you. being confident with bd team is quite hard

This happened to me too. Whenever I hold a coin, it never goes back to the price I bought it for, or it goes back after I have sold it, but the ones that I sell with minimum profit end up being some of the most gaining tokens, like Shiba Inu and Pepe. I had been holding a token worth $10k for two years, but it has not yet gone back to the price I bought it for. Still figuring my way in the field. xD

Navigating skepticism about my crypto choices is like walking a path not everyone sees. I stay true to my belief, share the knowledge, and connect with fellow crypto enthusiasts who understand the journey, making the challenge a bit easier to handle.

Can I participate from bangladesh?

There is no genuine Bitcoin mining app. Many apps using that label are fake/scams. While some apps make payments, but that's not mining. And the payments are typically small.

It is not mandatory to know technical analysis, But you have to be able to read the charts. Trading is hard when you are a newbie, So its safe to rather stick with holding

I don't think it's too late. New crypto projects are popping up every day, and some are even yielding 50-100X profit. We could even expect a 10x increase from Bitcoin itself.

Even though our government doesn't allow crypto trading, we can still access all the exchanges without needing a VPN, and KYC verification isn't a problem for us either.

Don't you think the founder of DOGE now regrets his actions? Like the popular pizza guy too? Lol

We should all start using features like smart contract scanners and auditors. By using them, we can understand if the contract is corrupted. Those come in handy for identifying scams

Why didn't the Litecoin halving affect the price this time? In the past, halvings led to higher prices, but now there are no clear results. I'm puzzled about the reasons behind this. Please help me analyze.

We can just skip market analysis, not put in any effort or time, and have someone else handle our trading. It sounds almost too good to be true, doesn't it? That's what copy trading offers us, but can we really trust it?

There are a few things to consider when evaluating the legitimacy of copy trading.
 First, you need to make sure that the platform you're using is regulated and has a good reputation. There are a number of scams out there, so it's important to do your research.

Second, you need to carefully select the traders you want to copy. Some traders have a better track record than others. Make sure you look at their performance history and read their reviews before you commit any money.

Finally, you need to remember that copy trading is still an investment, and there is always the risk of losing money. Even if you're copying a successful trader, there's no guarantee that they will continue to be successful in the future.

So, is copy trading legitimate? Yes, it can be a legitimate way to invest if you do your research and select the right traders. However, it's important to remember that there is always the risk of losing money, even with copy trading.

The sentiment on Bitcoin for now is actually neutral but hopefully when we finally get the bull run which to be honest one can't exactly predict when, the price of Bitcoin is sure to rise. However, I'm very careful not to risks with my BTC holdings for now and since I prefer holding rather than trading in order to still get some profits as against none, I opted to subscribe to shark fin since it guarantees my capital on investments. The market is too volatile for now to take careless risks and my risk tolerance is pretty low.

TBH, It's not 100% accurate about Bangladesh. It would take 3832 days (approx) for you to own a bitcoin here (if you save all your monthly income)

AI is way more efficient than humans rn. It can profit from tiny price changes super quickly. Most probably, traders will adopt AI-powered trading soon

Sometimes, being listed on exchanges can make a difference, but not always. It mainly influences projects with low market capitalization.

As far as I know, Evan Illicitly sold a massive amount of $Reelt all at once, causing a significant price dump that negatively affected almost all the investors of $Reelt. I'd suggest you to go through the vesting schedule (provided in the thread) to understand it.
However, later on, Bitget compensated the impacted users. No CEX wants to harm an entire community. Hopefully this thread will help you understand the whole story > https://twitter.com/CryptoAdviceCT/status/1654533419441983488?t=VODt1vx2IQIKNCdDjv49UQ&s=19

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I believe reading this  thoroughly would clear your confusions https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5461321.msg62619828#msg62619828 and besides what makes you think Evans was a saint. You may need to visit his past records to understand him. This could help you
https://www.quora.com/Who-is-Evan-Luthra

and probably ask yourself if there was a moral justification for him dumping REELT on innocent traders upon listing on bitget

There are a lot of controversies surrounding Justin Sun. Many people call him a scammer and make accusations. Because of this, I'm uncertain about how well Tron will do in the future. I'm not a fan of Justin Sun either.

In my opinion, when comparing the two, signature campaigns are a good option, but bounties are excellent for beginners.