I will express an unpopular opinion - but BTC has not achieved any success as a currency. (Not to mention it TPS)
All this time and until now, the entire cryptocurrency has been solely as a gasket between the dollar and the user. After all, so smart people once decided to use BTC as money and shout about it everywhere, on every corner, but at the same time when they saying "Bitcoin" they mean "the number of dollars for 1 coin". In BTC, there is absolutely no sense in such a situation because it is a complication of life to yourself.
As a means of earning money through trade BTC is probably one of the best phenomena in the last 10-20 years, because of its exorbitant price.
But this price will not be eternal and it will not grow forever. If today my big mac costs $ 6 and tomorrow it will rise in price to $ 8 - this means that the day after tomorrow I will receive $ 2 more and in general it will suit me.
And if today big mac costs 0.00001 (conditionally) satoshi and tomorrow is already 2 BTC-then this is a reason to commit suicide or go into the wildest depression because all your savings are lost forever.

Well, I thought only XRP was delisted on Binance but sad to know that there are also 9 altcoins that were delisted. I don't know what would be the effect of the bitcoin price but these privacy coins are not a big deal to bitcoin because there are too many altcoins that supposedly a replacement to them. Perhaps, my assumption is bitcoin price will pump up because those investors of that altcoin will surely move to bitcoin or either in ethereum which is a perfect move to them.

I am not a supporter of USDT, but I do admit that USDT is safe. I say so not without reason, because the only stablecoins that I often
use are USDT. And I have never been disappointed with USDT since I first used it in 2017, when I use it to save the profit I get when
trading crypto. And even now I use USDT to save some of the capital I have for trading, because USDT can avoid me from the volatile
crypto market.

Whatever happens, the main thing is not to give in to the hype. Despite even the record value of bitcoin. Making investments in cryptocurrency is only necessary by understanding all the risks. How many have already suffered from their own greed? It is better to calculate everything and stay in the black.

learn from the past, anything that will result in or deal with the SEC will ultimately be catastrophic. when the SEC declared and questioned Ripple's side, it was a bad sign. that in the future the value and all market demand for Ripple will plummet. At the same time, the Okex platform is instead creating events and collaborating with Ripple, while other platforms are doing the same to temporarily shut down the Ripple market until problems and allegations are resolved.

for me influencers can't easily say that bitcoin will go up, so they encourage their followers to join in and follow what he has to say. Remember that we are traders, where a trader has his own principles. If you only follow when the influencer brags, then what if the influencer is silent? is our trade also silent?
plus you say that "they are active when the market is bull and silent when the market is sluggish". How is it different today when the news on television finds out that bitcoin price has crossed $ 30.000 and is silent when bitcoin is priced at $ 10.000?

What I know is, Holding is the only way to go, especially for long-term holder making the real profit. Short term hold is not good, We all regrets who sold early and made little profit. I think smart traders hold bitcoin long term. All you gotta do buy the dip and hold, you will surely make a profit. I only wish I knew this before.

Altcoins move almost in sync with BTC. If the BTC price rises, the altcoins price will also (tends to) go up.
However, XRP's price will swing wider than BTC, so when BTC goes down a little, XRP will go down more.

That won't happen because buying a bank doesn't mean you just have to buy a building with money counter. If you buy, you will be imposed with all the hard bitch rules and regulations in the first place. Your bank will be regulated by existing rules. You can't just dedicate that bank to bitcoiners really.

The logic is not in place here. You will have to form completely new organization with set of rules which allows such swift bitcoin exchange to and fro crypto space / fiat space.

Reason are becouse banx dont have MONEY.

From kyc transactions they create money.

Bank will just add digits only if you verify ur kyc .
Banks can not use other people money thats a lia.
Banx creating money from kyc and aml
Old money is gone to proof this the all debt are erased in 10 years banx now nedd kyc to create new money

altcoins do not follow the bitcoin rally, you should know that, yes even though there are altcoins that follow bitcoin,
but almost all altcoins when the price of Bitcoin goes up altcoins will experience sideways and even dumps,
don't choose altcoins carelessly if you don't want your portfolio to decrease

Bitcoin is a digital gold and despite of the fact that bitcoin is able to used as a mean of transactions, it is not a perfect tool for you (at least now) to be used as a payment method. Bitcoin is more similar to a storage asset, not a payment method. The Lightning Network can help bitcoin adoption and expand its usecase as a payment method. It is for the future and maybe in the future, there will be more solutions and not only Lightning Network.

The average bitcoin blocktime is 10 minutes so that you can not ask for quick transactions. You need to wait about 10 minutes in average even if you use the highest fee on the mempool. Of course, it can be confirmed anytime in few seconds to 10 minutes after you broadcast your transaction.

The beauty of Bitcoin is it has a very healthy network, with too high total hashrates so that your fund and your transactions will be secured by the network. Your transaction on altcoin networks can be double spent but on the bitcoin network, the probability is almost zero.

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Think different!

I think of transaction fee in satoshi per the total amount of bitcoin or satoshi in my transaction. If I look at the issue like this, I always find opportunities to move my bitcoin with cheap fee.

Obviously, the fee in USD will be different and it is affect seriously by the price per one bitcoin.

Example with https://bitcoindata.science/plot-your-transaction-in-mempool.html

• I make a transaction with 1 input, 2 outputs, and the address format is Bech32.
• Amount of BTC in the transaction: 0.01 BTC
• Fee rate is 1 sat/(v)byte
• Fee: 0.00000142 BTC
• The fee costs 0.0142% of my the transaction value. It is not expensive.

As long as the delisting of XRP is not connected to exchanges that do not have American jurisdiction, the coin will be relatively safe. By banning American citizens from working with XRP, Bitstamp is seeking to avoid a potential conflict with the SEC. I expect that other exchanges will do the same.

The SEC (security and exchange commission) caused xripple to collapse and now who will pay back investors?
The sec can act on the company on USA not on what it has produced and that 95% of customers (who are not Americans) own. They are certainly not stock exchanges. Then, if the SEC also wants to regulate casinos, what credibility will it ever have in the future? But then, since it would be a share, why didn't it close on the downside? What safeguards would the sec provide?

https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2020-338

What I find truly astonishing is that we already have digital currencies: credit cards, bank wires, SWIFT payments they are all in digital form. We have 0s and 1s on a database somewhere that implies how much do we have. If they don't implement a blockchain-based CBDC nothing much will change really. They had to find some way to tackle bitcoin's humongous superiority and they came up with CBDC.
On the topic of anonymity, I would never trust an anonymity voucher issued by a central bank.