If we aim for earning a profit, we better stay away from new projects but instead, go buy Bitcoin and potential altcoins then we are safe.

True. However, the market as a whole has recently decayed. Projects only come to raise funds and then leave. They don't actually give a shit about investors. On the other hand, delivering product does not always help. Because I've seen a few projects deliver the product they promised, but investors don't care; they sell tokens and move on. Some investors even sell their tokens at a loss. How will you keep them at bay? Today's investors' mindset has shifted. They believe in quick profits and sell tokens. As a result, even good projects crash immediately after launch on decentralized exchanges, rendering them unrecoverable. As a result, the intentions of investors and projects have changed. Everyone only considers quick money.

Hello,

I posted a thread yesterday soliciting feedback regarding a Bitcoin banking project. I first posted it on Development and it was deleted. I made a separate post asking why, and I was directed to repost the thread in Meta.

I did that, but it got deleted again.

Even though I can't find the  forum rule I'm violating, it's clear to me that I'm doing something wrong in this community. Not the first impression I wanted to make.

I'm looking for feedback and a discussion regarding the theoretical structure of a project I believe is worth advancing. If anyone could direct me to the appropriate person to ask permission, or the right place to repost my original thread, I'd sincerely appreciate it.

Thank you!

BB

I voted for the first option. Maybe it's a bit of wishful thinking, but at the moment I don't see any big indication that Binance is in trouble. It is normal that after recent events in the crypto world, fears and suspicion among exchange users have increased significantly. Maybe in the long run it will have positive effects, because keeping funds on exchanges and other services will always be risky. Returning to Binance, they react calmly to all recent allegations and, in my opinion, respond rationally. I do not rule out that attacks on Binance from various sides will continue and this may have a negative impact on the value of BNB, but I hope that the exchange will survive without major problems. I believe that the collapse or insolvency of Binance would be an incomparably greater blow to the cryptocurrency world than the case with FTX and would slow down the development of this market by several years.

I have never heard of this Robo Inu before, every day a meme coin appears claiming to be the next Shiba Inu or the killer of Shiba Inu and Dogecoin and after that, it will continue for some time and eventually find that it is a bubble that appeared and ended and this is due to the lack of attraction of investors and the lack of support from influencers, celebrities, and businessmen for this coin, with the current bear market conditions, I do not think that the Robo Inu that you mentioned can explode, and even if it has a wallet and DEX, it is a meme coin that has a huge total supply and is considered a new currency, so it has years ahead in order to be a good competition for the Shiba Inu and create a fan base for its community and to be listed in thousands of exchange platforms.

Nobody can say or give a guarantee that the funds will not be shifted in the future. To avoid such uncertainties, it is better to have your funds stored in your own personal wallet than in a centralized exchange where you are not sure what could happen in the future.
Even while some of the exchanges are going the extra mile to have their proof of reserve known to the public, it is not enough guarantee to offset investors' fears.

If something is available for free, it's hard to expect it to be of great value. Yes, there have been very profitable airdrops in history, such as UNI, but these are very rare cases. Faucets actually seem like a waste of time these days. Bounty campaigns on this forum can still be profitable, provided you have a high rank and/or create valuable content. Nowadays, it seems to be a good idea to participate in testnets or bug bounty. However, this sometimes requires more knowledge and commitment.

There is a saying, tokens are generated out of thin air. This suits with thes kind of scam projects that mainly focus on the scamming the investors and run away. In recent years this have increased much, as cryptocurrency is well talked freely. The same is used as an opportunity by scammers to make money out of the common people with false statements. This can be overcome only through proper learning about cryptocurrencies and the market.

Solana took a pretty big hit since the market has been down.

Are people confusing the quality of a product with the shop that’s vending it?

NFT’s fell off as BTC and ETH dropped from their 2021 ATH’s.
FTX event saw massive forced selling from at both the institutional and retail investor level.
Solana has seen a few hour long outages, (one being caused by a single node apparently?).
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I also believe that new coins would boom in the coming year because there are already lots of potential projects existing. It's just that we're still in midst of the bearish season so most of them are in the survival period but we'll see how they reasist the bear market. There are promises made by some altcoins but we should be smart enough to believe what's true from scamming strategy. It's the best time to fill our bags with good altcoins and hold them until we rich the bullish trend. Profitable days come to those who wait.

What I dont uderstands is, how can we know which tests will demonstrate the solvency of a centralized crypto exchange? Who is to say that funds cannot be shifted at any time, like SBF did from FTX to Alameda?

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