I agree with this, there are a lot of newbies that started to trade just because of hype, and I can say that on their first trade, they tend to get profit immediately. I can say this because this is what I experienced before.
For sure these newbies are also driven by other people that can they see on the internet, which only show profits or winning trades to other people, which is really misleading.

Overall, I can say long-term and consistent is better than early profits. Always preserve the capital.

I'm curious about what personal attitudes or actions from girls can help to make profitable trading.
We all know that there are differences in attitudes or physical actions between girls and boys.
Maybe boys intend to become more greedy compared to girls?

Since airdrops started to become trending nowadays. For example, you will get free tokens from the different projects while just participating in any activities on their platform, just like recently what happened to the Arbitrum network.

I want to see a list of them with different information like how much the price started to trade when they airdropped the tokens, how much has already increased since the airdrop of the price, etc.
I tried to google, but I can't find any, maybe I'm using the wrong keywords  .


Any idea? Like website/platform that got information like these?

If your goal for Bitcoin is to have investments and make profits in the future, yes, you can seel your Bitcoin anytime. Every people right now got different uses for Bitcoin, some just bought a small portion of Bitcoin because they just want to support the technology or innovation. Some are buying because they are using it for something else like in their day-to-day lives, they are using Bitcoin as normal currency to pay for something.
And most common are some people buying Bitcoin because of investment or store of value, which for some people it became an emergency fund just like for me. Which I can sell it anytime if I need it urgent for emergency purposes just like need for my health or family members.

You should consider what is your goal and why you are holding or storing or accumulating Bitcoins.
If you buy some Bitcoins and spend them in your daily lives, then don't mind how much is the price of the Bitcoin on the time you spend them on your daily activities.
I think that's why it seems you are disappointed about the pizza guy before because instead of spending those Bitcoins he should have held. No one knows where Bitcoin will go before.

Having losses usually refers to the practice of carrying on with gambling in an effort to recover funds that have already been lost.
It's still gambling and there will be no changes in your luck even how much already you lost. The hope that luck will eventually change and the gambler will recover their losses often drives this behavior.

I don't think so, because it is based on the market. For me, the market is not random, it is driven by people/institutions who are trading.
Even if there are a lot of trading bots, they are still considered as volume, so these candlesticks may random to you but they are made based on the trading data which always consists of buyers and sellers.

My advice is to identify your goal first, what are you trying to achieve? For example, do you want to make profits in a short period of time or you are in long-term?
Because if you want to make profits, then you can start trading. Or if you want long term and you don't have any time to do trading most of the time, then you can invest for long term.

Tokenomics. Because there are more coins available for trading when there is a higher circulating supply, it can be more challenging for a cryptocurrency to experience significant price increases. The fewer coins available for trading, a cryptocurrency may be more susceptible to price increases if its circulating supply is smaller.

This is like Ethereum and layer-2 networks, where layer-2 networks help the main net (Ethereum network) to scale.
So for me, maybe there will be new technology that can handle this, like another layer that will run on top of the Bitcoin network.

As for the potential for a boom in Ordinal similar to the NFT boom in the previous bull market, it's difficult to predict with certainty.

Although machine learning (ML) is a potent tool for trading cryptocurrencies, its effectiveness depends on the user's level of machine learning and trading knowledge
You can't be 100% guaranteed here but I believe there are already some people who already making profits because of this.
Before making any trading decisions based on ML analysis, it is crucial to use the proper risk management techniques and to conduct exhaustive research.

Almost the same because in terms of the underlying mechanics, bitcoin trading is comparable to forex trading; however, it differs from stock trading in terms of the assets traded and the degree of regulation.
Due to market volatility and a lack of regulatory oversight, cryptocurrency trading carries a high level of risk; as a result, it's crucial to proceed carefully and employ effective risk management techniques.

Whether Ethereum will surpass Bitcoin in the upcoming bull market is difficult to say for sure. It's important to remember, though, that over the past few years.
Ethereum has been steadily overtaking Bitcoin in terms of market capitalization and adoption.
Just monitor Bitcoin's dominance because it may help you to identify the next move of Ethereum, remember that Ethereum got a huge dominance over other altcoins.

For me, this is the most important on the list.
Risk management strategy involves identifying potential risks, assessing the likelihood and impact of these risks, and implementing measures to mitigate them.
A lot of new people coming to cryptocurrency trading going broke because of a lack of risk management. They always expect that trading cryptocurrency is easy money.

For me about Bitcoin and altcoins, the price of altcoins may be influenced by the price of Bitcoin, but it's not guaranteed that they will go up in price if Bitcoin's price rises.
It will not be always accurate but even before, sometimes after Bitcoin is pumped, altcoin follows which for me is the relationship between Bitcoin and altcoins can be complex.

We'll never know. If the government will find some solutions on how they fix the current problem in traditional finance or in the fiat, maybe it won't.
But what I can see is Bitcoin will be just an alternative, acting digital currency which is an alternative to our currencies right now.
With this, people will just have their freedom what they want to use as currency.

I believe these are just all pure hype, the product of a bull run.
On every bull run, there is a new niches that is popping, different new hypes or trends. For me yes, it may give you profits but for some people it will give them a huge losses because for some reason like they are already late to the hype and they became exit liquidity for some people who entered early.

I can relate here. For sure a lot of people especially those people who are being introduced to cryptocurrencies because of "easy money" or "earn free money" started with these kinds of schemes.
A lot of people before especially me are just relying on these so-called "free money" which end up being scam projects. Small profits before I am already happy.
But those experience became lessons and I am very thankful of it.

Another thing that I learned when I started to be introduced to Bitcoin is to become wise when it comes to spending money.
I become financially literate and I started to become knowledgeable on our current financial system, like how money really works right now.
It's not only all Bitcoin but you will slowly understand how the system works.

For sure the same hype last time when P2E started to pop and gained a lot of attention and a lot of volumes will not happen again. It's like hype. I'm not a hater here but I believe there will be some new trend again in the future besides P2E, maybe P2E will still exist but it will not become the same just like before, it will not be the same hype or trend just like before.