Ah yes the 20k dream back then.
It was hella memorable and it gave me quite a nostalgia at this point already, although that year was kind of not better than the market right now. It did crash all the way to 4k after stabilizing in 7k a lot though.

I haven't looked out specific frameworks that you might need to use with Python just yet, but it is possible with Python and I could recommend sticking with it since it is more readable in case of debugging.
I looked this up in FreeCodeCamp - https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/create-cryptocurrency-using-python/

You might need people to promote your created coin though.

Ever been here before like when it went from 8k to 4k?
It is just like that.
Aside from what others mentioned here like laws imposed and taxations, it is just BTC being BTC.

Well Bitcoin would still be Bitcoin in the end.
We already got Orbituary of it of course.
I believe someone even made another website of that but with more relevant info.

Just like what Pmalek stated, it is just people saying that Bitcoin died just because the bubble bursted.
Same could be said when Bitcoin declined back to 4k from 7-8k.

VPNs are there, mate. You don't need to be afraid of everything.
Pretty sure social groups would form composing of Bitcoiners if that happened.

You could use MyEtherWallet as well. I used it back in the days to store or get my ERC-20 tokens.
I believe that MEW also is accessible offline so it is like hot and cold storage wallet for you there.
Back then I believe you would be able to make your wallet in their site, but now they recommend using the mobile app provided in the Play Store if you're using Android.

I traded back in Binance before though I wouldn't entrust my personal info through KYC processes through them cause I remember that there was a recent data leaks there back in the days. I can't quite pinpoint what year was it.
You never want somebody contacting you anonymously one day.

Just go to CoinMarketCap, OP at least you got the accurate data due to charts and statistics there.
Most likely if one would advise a specific coin here, they would just shill that coin or something.

A forum account, a working tool?
Are you nuts?

Well they're becoming more materialistic because of those social media influencers anyway.
Now that many people are dreaming to buy Tesla because BTC is now adopting it as a payment method to buy one.
BTC is just a decentralized crypto, and it doesn't have that kind of magic power to manipulate people.
It is just that it opened another way to buy one. Through the convenience of it , people got to hyped up to pursue buying one.

Quite rare but mostly if it is a celebrity saying it, it would most likely be in the favor of the OP because surely many other investors would follow the hype and investing to it, pumping up the demand then it would just go boom.
.... and of course dump in the end.

I doubt it though. Using Apple Store only as a basis won't give us yet a good conclusion, well some could be concluded like Apple users are all leaning now into crypto, however when I looked into my Google Play Store. Crypto-related apps are nowhere to be found in the Top Charts yet.
Even my favorite online wallet isn't popping up yet.
Assuming OP's holding to this conclusion, I would suggest not to fully conclude to that just yet.

I guess when everyone uses segwit addresses, they might be able to used for daily transactions now.
Considering that back then when I didn't use one, the fee was double amount of how much I wanted to send.

For sure e-commerce sites would probably the next companies though, as their aim would be primarily to extend their reach to people on how can they buy or pay for their merchandises.
Not sure if even Microsoft is still adopting it, but I recall back then that they allowed it as a payment method for their products.
Steam was also one back then, but  due to volatility they pulled it off.

Not sure if such mentions of Bitcoin counts as promotion, but people are aware that it gets quite mentioned a lot in TV shows like The Simpsons.
They even know who Satoshi Nakamoto is, but I take that one as simply a gag.
For boosting adoption, not sure how much but it will at least get the curiosity of those who still don't know the existence of it just yet.

Don't worry, OP.
The same story could be told by those who invested back in 2010.
Imagine their sighs right now when they realized that they left a humongous amount that grew over the years. They won't even give a crap even if it seems like bearish right now.

I could've done the same actually, like I won't care that I invested something then suddenly I would just be locked up because I forgot where my seeds/private keys are stored or written, because I didn't expect anything from it back then anyway.

I feel bad for you actually, but why did you decided on the first place to buy coin in Binance if you are the one carrying the your family's finance in the first place.

You should probably sell that already to your local currency, OP. Market is going crazy right now.

Gotta admit that I FOMOd back in the days as well when I was still starting up.
Imagine that you started in Bitcoin when it was about to reach 20k back then.
It is like waking up in the middle of war and you don't have a single freaking idea what to do. Do you sell? What if 20k breach happened?
Do you buy? What if it dipped? Turned out I should've just chose neither.

Seems like a neutral tag would be appropriate for both accounts showing their connection through their addresses since they don't seem to abuse any bounties anyway nor joined one.

However aside from the posts of GOODCASH you linked, there seems to be an act of desperation for donations from DashingAgent here as well. The end sentence was kind of sudden. It went from talking about burning coins to "just donate me here".


Just my two cents though. I still would like to hear from other people's take on this.

This is oddly better picture to what's happening to the market right now actually.
20% off? I'll take it.
Some people are just to pessimistic to something that they don't have control at.

If people were here like back in 2018, I think they'll already get used to these kinds of dips.
I had seen more bears back then when BTC plummeted at 3k.
I don't mind even if it went below that as that is purely an opportunity for me to buy more or simply just hodl if I don't have the means to buy.