Just the daily life of a celebrity saying something to destroy a particular group.
I respect Musk, but I don't respect his way or point of view to Bitcoin though.
Anyways, just a usual day to ignore another celebrity for me. There are far more worse like Mcafee, lol.

Try out MyEtherWallet.
It is now available in the Google Play Store and you can use it mobile. Quite convenient, in my opinion.
Back then it was only in their site that generates a wallet. I wouldn't recommend that method though as it is unsecured method of having a wallet.

OP, even if you didn't add any extension lately, could you check what's on your extensions list currently?
That pop up of  "No definitions available." seems like an extension-related for me, or could I be missing something in the Google Chrome's settings.
That pop-up bubble could be the culprit.

As pugman suggested as well, try to load it in Incognito mode since most extensions aren't enabled by default in it.
If the issue didn't happen in Incognito, it's most likely one of the the extensions you have right now.
If the issue still persists, it's most likely in the browser. Resetting the browser from settings would do.


Edit 1:
I installed Grammarly extension and enabled  "Show definitions and synonyms via double click (all sites)".  The issue happened to me as well.



It isn't just in the profile page but to other pages of the forum as well.

@OP and to others experiencing the same issue.
Just disable the "Show definitions and synonyms via double click (all sites)" in your Grammarly extension's settings and you should be all good.

Because some old projects don't even have the reason to exist if there's that prolonging coin that will surely do the same as what you mentioned in the OP.
Indeed most of it are affected in Bitcoin's price movement, and I can see that in my own vision as a crypto investor.
When I think of buying, I feel like having a quick peek in the alts if there's more opportunity to buy at. I see ETH and all the following coins and then I do buy for ETH then might not consider buying coins in the lower rankings.

Thing is it is easier said than done sometimes, mate.
People say that doing your own research is the way, but it is really difficult to do from the limited resources you can utilize to find and prove that a coin is indeed profitable.
Yes, reviews are there but are we all sure that all those resources aren't paid to just say that positive thing about the project.
This is why my mindset for now is to invest in top coins in CMC.

From $100?
That chart for me would be a bit less labeled and I could've sold a bit only two times at max a year.
I won't go all in always when I sell, because that's like me exiting already crypto.

If every coins has their own id, there would still be some left from the past that I still hodl til this day.

There's no glitch. OP could've been looking at the "Merits received in the last 120 days" and thought that if it disappears then it will be deducted to the current merit count.

He/she has a default merit of 100 since he/she already was already a full member when merit system was implemented, then he/she received a total of 12 merits from 5 different users, summing up to 112 merits which he/she has right now.

Source: bpip.org

As of writing this, we're only 1k away from that new ATH.
The price surge from 57k to 59k was so sudden in the current day that I didn't even expect.
Well hodlers that were hodling for too long now should consider moving their coins around now.

I saw the difference too between those three you mentioned.
Back then I was about to think of giving myself a credit card, so that I'll be able to buy something in online world but it feels way more overwhelming because of lots of requirements that I need to show just to get myself one way to do what I was supposed to accomplish.
Bitcoin helped me do it without those requirements. Just get myself a wallet and do a personal transfer.

Not sure about that, but I haven't trusted any sorts of Bitcoin forks since 2018. I might have looked on something like Bitcoin Cash, but I haven't  dropped any single cash into it, because I believe that there's only one Bitcoin in the end.

I am quite curious though, when people talk about cryptocurrency and where there is a place that it will be known by a lot of people then it would surely be here, the Bitcointalk forum.
In social media, I don't know how would people would even care about a certain crypto-related  projects.
If it is somehow related to popular companies like Microsoft, I guess it would still be reasonable to use other social media sites.

Copy trading? Heck I won't even attempt that kind of strategy, even if it counts as a strategy.
I also do software development and it's like copying someone else's code with just changing variable.
I don't think you'll be able to analyze and study the market itself by doing that, well sometimes you can't really understand the market because coins have their own volatility in price anyway.

I am not even surprised with these types of exchange anymore. From the gazillion number of exchange that are popping up quite often, why do some people chose those that don't even built their reputations just yet and then complain in the end that they've been, as you mentioned, exit scammed.

I particularly only traded in Binance, EtherDelta, and had a bit of peek in Bittrex but they were still closed for new registrants back then so I didn't manage to do my trading there.

So you like reading to learn trading hmm. I wasn't that much of a reader when I learned trading, but from what I can say from my experience since I learned most of it from Youtube vids is that you should definitely try to experience trading and that's where self-evaluation to yourself takes place if you really indeed learned something.
In my day trading experience, I learned that I was being too greedy. I won't be able to conclude that if I just mainly listened to many tutorials and did nothing to try.

In case you're still open for more. This isn't really site-specific suggestion, but when I trade Bitcoin back then. I just search it and mostly just look on how does the general headline tell about Bitcoin.
Not that I believe most of them, because some of them could be just FUDs which are quite common to destroy the rep of Bitcoin to the global market, but it's one of my ways as it includes some speculation though I don't primarily base my decision purely in those news. I still look at the pattern of the charts.

Well go for Ethereum for now, OP.
Assuming that you're not really looking for Bitcoin right now and purely altcoins.
Just be wary that many alts there below the top coins would just really waste your time from mostly pump and dumps or from pure hype.

Every airdrops that I tried before just tried to sell my info. One even attempted to put me into their phishing site and I am not fool enough to fall for it.
Even if one earned from it, it isn't for trading anymore. It will mostly turn into something that we call "shitcoins".

Not sure about LTC, OP. I haven't invested in that coin just yet.
We all know that Bitcoin will surely be here even more than 10 years for obvious reasons.
Only thing to ask now is which among the top 10 coins in the market right now, as of writing this, will stay in their places within that year and so?

I guess some people really got used "too much" into diversed investment.
The usual "Don't put all eggs in one basket" mindset if it applies.
Having your money invested in too many coins isn't a good thing either.

Kinda curious though if one has a certain habit that will affect one's life badly and instead now throws those money being used for bad habit to buying Bitcoin.
I usually drink energy drinks and I, now, imagine if it would be hella worth it to quit sodas as well and throw it all in Bitcoin, not like it won't show some worth for a while, but in longer term, it surely is hella worth.