Not greed nor plain stupidity, OP. Though there's a bit for stupidity, because there's plenty of resources in the internet to research about these scams.

Lack of basic knowledge to the field, I must say. It just doesn't apply to trading, crypto or stock market. It's in many industries out there.
Let's say you're not that knowledgeable in computers and someone claiming that they're computer technician offering you to fix your computer. S/he would throw technical words to you to make it look legitimate and of course you, not having enough knowledge to the field nor you probably won't care because they're too technical to learn would buy it.

No point of lecturing the OP anymore, hopefully s/he learns a lesson or two from what message will appear on his/her homepage of the forum.


Make sure you give it a good read, otherwise you might end up like the OP here.
Rules were in sticky for a reason.

Good thing you aren't worried about too much, OP.
Just keep hodling there, and I hope that other's losses won't keep you loose on how strong you hodl.
Thing is volatility is a double-edged sword to all people for obvious reasons. Bitcoin will be volatile as it is unless it turned into a stablecoin which isn't gonna happen anyway.

Keep hodling, OP.

You mean FED like Federal Reserve System?
Not sure what you mean here, but I don't think they have the means to do anything in crypto even if the price has dipped.
They're just your regulators,OP.

Actually just many but not all.
Elon Musk is hyping one of the memecoins already and it still looks like it doesn't gonna go anywhere and anytime.
Sure those other coins in lower rankings will fade out to obscurity, but celebrities hyping some coins wouldn't until a real bearish market without any celebrity manipulation comes.

Because it is a shitcoin when it turns out to be "like" Bitcoin, OP.
Why would all people sell bananas if there's already one big banana shop in the middle of the city?
There have been a lot of Bitcoin forks, but remember that there's only one Bitcoin in the end.

Plus this is crypto market, OP.
When we're speaking of market, we're talking about different goods/commodities to be sold not just a single one. There could be one thing that dominates the market, but it doesn't mean that all the upcoming goods are to be just carbon copy of the dominant one.

Thing is it is because the person is rich and general goal of every single people in the Earth is to be rich so they would rich people's footsteps. Only thing close to describe their ways is that they worship their celebrities.
It's not that new anyway to crypto anymore.
Many would follow others rather than making their own research, because "f research" for some people.

Hello, OP.
Congrats to your first few merits!
I just would like to suggest that if you're wanting to have more "opportunity" or likely to get more then you should probably don't just abandon the threads that you're making.
I just looked up to your post history and it seems like you're not active to each threads you made. You haven't made any replies to anyone that comments to your thread. :/

Many are not used to the volatility, that's why.
Let them sell whenever they want, it should surely bring down the price a bit but that's an opportunity for all of us to buy more and take theirs.
I wonder how many regretted selling all their BTC back in 2019 when it dipped in 3k then saw that it is now above 30k+. Imagine that people if you sell right now, what would people think that will panic in the late times when BTC managed to get around 70k when its ATH was 100k.
Floors is getting higher, don't you all think?

Hopefully soon we're gonna approach the post-Musk trend already. He's being given attention by a lot of people in here.
I just even forgot the guy already after he hyped Dogecoin a lot.

The guy's confusing me a lot, but whatever he's siding on. I don't care in the end. I respect him as an engineer/CEO of SpaceX, but as an investor, I dunno.

You're looking too much in the charts, OP. When you last bought those and when you last sold something?
Haven't hodled any of those before except for ETH and traded back ADA.
You shouldn't panic, because everyone could be saying the same as you already but aren't minding the dips happening lately.

I got em all. Good thing that some of those question didn't really happen in real case in my old Binance email when I was day trading back in 2018. I was more like newbie to all those kind of stuffs, so I was more at risk before. I wouldn't say which one, so that newbies here would be able to answer and learn if they made a mistake.

Thank you for the bump of the thread, OP.   
I wasn't aware that Binance have these kinds of quizzes, more like I directly just go and deposit my funds in their platform back in the days.

I mean their end goal is to earn profit in the end. They wouldn't be able to help it with that kind of mindset and I don't expect that a lot of newbies would get used to the two trends of the market maybe except the bullish ones.
Just like what's happening to the price of BTC right now, I can only imagine how many already exited the market while the whales are buying those dumped coins.

These are pretty much those comments in Facebook that I report almost 100% of the time wherein they vouch for a random fake profile that they claim that made them rich and all it takes would be just to private message them.

This isn't just happening in Telegram, but in Facebook as well.  So newbies, if you know you're gonna deposit a money to someone else random, think about what you're doing.

Don't fake it, but at the same time and as much as possible don't risk your identity into these projects.
Back then when ICOs were like popular, KYC requirements were common for people to claim their token reward for either bounty hunting or investing.
There were some numbers that still don't require KYC.

As what others mentioned in here, try to find non-KYC IDOs.

My perspective? Just take a daily look in top 10 CMC. What stays in there and what's not.
I can tell you that the coins that stood there are for sure the one for the hodling with the exception of stablecoins of course because their price are stabilized obviously.
4-5 years of hodling is really a long time for a long-term hodling actually.

We got "Hall of Fame" here though, but from the system of the forum itself, there isn't. There were recognizable members here that either died or left the forum for good. Here is one by tranthidung: Bitcointalk's Hall of fame
I am not sure if there's other thread similar to this.

Some legends in here that had passed away, not just a member with Legendary rank but recognized and established member as well, have the custom title of "In memoriam".

Yeppers there. Though there are people that look at Bitcoin as more of an alternative payment method rather than an investment entity. I fall for both of these because why not in the first place.
The volatility is visibly a double-edged sword for sure, cause of course it doesn't always go up nor go down.

Well those two words are different to each other.
Mass adoption is when it is almost normalized to be used/utilized as an alternative or primary entity.
Mainstream adoption would be when you see/hear it almost in everyday discussion or you could see it in every media channels. It could be from your television, radio, social media platforms, etc.

One example I could think of for mainstream adoption but not mass adoption would be when you can almost see BTC price equivalent to USD in your local news along with every currency.
Mass adoption is obvious.

This. Although whales are gonna be part to induce fear to some people so that they'll panic sell and they'll take their coins to bulk up further their hodlings for sure. I learned this back when Bitcoin dipped to 3k, and good thing that I didn't panic lol.
I'll emphasize what you said that a lot of blind followers follow their favored celebrities without doing any proper research.
This is why I am not staying for a long period of time in Twitter. There are many braindead followers of celebrities there.