This week?  I don't think that's the ideal time to sell out your Bitcoin.
Remember that the halving hasn't come yet and after that it's expected there's a huge skyrocket in the price and possible it will create another ATH.
So, I would rather hold for another month and wait for the right moment.

We don't know what will happen next in the crypto market since it's very volatile.
As long as you didn't sell below the price upon purchasing, your good, and that's considered as beneficial.

I saw a few replies above favor on Electrum wallet which also I preferred to use.

But a mobile app?  That isn't recommendable.
It's more secure in a desktop wallet but it's up to your preference maybe.

It could be a desktop wallet for larger holdings and a mobile wallet for everyday transactions.

However, there are services that monitor Bitcoin transactions that you might consider to watch your address without accessing your wallet.

• https://blockchair.com/
• https://www.blockchain.com/
• https://blockstream.info/

Just search for your address.

It's quite good that there's moderation on the forum to avoid low-quality posts the same as your post.
So, nah!  It's not censorship.

It's already mentioned above that anyone here should be encouraged to follow the forum rules. (all of us)

Though you're right that holding is the best and safest way of making a profit but how will you learn to trade if you do not try on it?
Just accept the fact that trading isn't talking all the time about profit, sometimes you need to lose just to learn the process of trading and that's the sad reality of trading.  Even those people called themselves experts in trading may still experience losses in that field.

If you're aware of all of this, keep in mind that to trade the amount that you can afford to lose.
Think about gambling and trading are almost the same, trading is less risky than gambling if you're an experienced trader.

That's right, I think OP is confused about these trading pairs that don't have Bitcoin.
As many mentioned above, choose an exchnage that has a high liquidity trading volume like Gate.io, sell to USDT or ATH, and after that, your USDT or ETH trade to BTC.

Think about the gas fee transferring your token to exchange, you need to refer to this site.
https://etherscan.io/gastracker

Great input, even not newbies must know all of these.
It all starts with limiting your exposure or privacy practices, we should be mindful of our online presence and the information we share especially since people now are everything in social media.  We should avoid disclosing the amount of Bitcoin we hold publicly, and always be cautious about sharing our wallet addresses and posting on social media using our real accounts.

With this thread, it raises awareness for those people who don't know how to protect their Bitcoin holdings.
To avoid scams in crypto we should have this knowledge and awareness.

IMO the reason for less number of women in crypto might be women may be more risk-averse and less likely to invest in or pursue careers in such fields.  Plus factor of this lack of confidence may deter women from participating in male-dominated spaces like involving in crypto.
That's why, most of those influencers are men, not women but hopefully, in the future, there will be great women influencers.

But sometimes I think that we shouldn't need influencers and gender doesn't matter since we're all here in this space wanted to be anonymous for privacy matters.

The reason why we always see immediate correction when the price goes up is because of these people who can't patiently wait.
We can't blame them and it might they're a short time holder, but the problem is after selling their Bitcoin they need to wait another month before making another entry point on Bitcoin investment.  Let them realize that repentance always comes at last.

Just keep holding on even though it reached $50k.
ATH isn't yet come.

That's a very inspiring blog, 4.47 Bitcoin is quite a huge amount of money that he can manage and I think this blogger belongs to a middle-class family that can afford it even though their investment is in long term.  This shows how the DCA method of buying Bitcoin is still worth investing in rather than a huge amount once at a time.

During uptrends, positive news and hype surrounding us, such as investing in Bitcoin, become more prevalent.
This positive statement just like on a blog can attract more investors who believe that Bitcoin will continue to appreciate as a potential investment.  Expecting there are more good stories around when Bitcoin touches in a new ATH.

I tend to agree with the line that I highlighted above.
It's full of risk everywhere in crypto, so it has a great advantage for those people who are knowledgeable enough on this field which we know as a battleground of us.

Don't use a non-reputable exchange in the first place if you join airdrop because IMO, airdrop now isn't worth it and most of them are the root of scams.  Trading isn't always a way of making a profit, sometimes there's frequently loss just to learn in trading.
So they might be afraid because they aren't yet ready for trading.

All of these aren't bad investments as per see but still, you need to be careful.  I didn't give my full investment on altcoins or new projects, it's very risky and I can't afford it.

TIA is a good project and seems there's a potential to hold for a long term.
Aside from TIA I also have these.

• Arbitrum
• Chainlink

Why not give a large allocation on Bitcoin to less worry?

It's expected that there will be a price correction when the price surges.
But I have a strong feeling that the Bitcoin price will continue to grow like it reaches $55k and then slightly have a correction.

Most replies on the first page were right, long-term holding is the best idea at all.
Remember that halving isn't yet to come and we always anticipate a good result after on it.  Either what's the reason Bitcoin pumping up but IMO, it's a sign that there will be a new ATH will come, it's almost there.

Let's see what will happen next.

Not actually do a standard of living but it gives an opportunity that leads that way.
IMO, crypto would help this way because of the nature of decentralized.  The transparency and security features of blockchain technology can help to reduce corruption and ensure a more equitable distribution of resources (I'm talking about the corrupt government that makes people poorer and poorer).  This can contribute to the overall development of communities and societies, lifting people out of poverty.  I think this way would help aside from having profit on it while holding.

We can't rely our living solely on cryptocurrency but they're the ones who lift us from financial problems.

IMO, Exodus, and Electrum for desktop wallet are enough.
Exodus for altcoins and I always separate Bitcoin on Electrum, I feel safe and convenient to use if I separate them because different cryptocurrencies have distinct addresses, formats, and transaction types, and keeping them in separate wallets reduces the likelihood of making mistakes, such as sending Bitcoin to an altcoin address or vice versa.

I think there's nothing you can do with your $2 on that exchange, that's a pretty small amount, and all your balance might eaten by the fees which commonly all exchanges have this limit of withdrawing amount or even transactions.

I didn't use Mexc exchange but if you have this option much better.
Just leave it there and wait until you can reach the limit.  For now, there's nothing you can do just leave it there.

Is this Bybit exchange the same as Binance in that you must pass KYC before doing such p2p trading?

Among all those on the list, I heard a lot of negative reviews on Paxful ever since, I think it depends on the P2P platform that you can trust.
Because there is a p2p that you can truly trust, the risk of having a transaction on p2p is quite risky.  Because it should be a P2P exchange that provides easy access to transaction records and history, it's generally more trustworthy.

Really?  Stop fooling yourself as many here advised.

Even though you are attempting to brute force a wallet would require a huge amount of computational power.
So the chances of knowing the password of it is very thin.  So stop wasting your precious time.

BTW, you can read this thread, @achow101 explained it very well.

I tend to agree with this, any aspect of investment has always a risk not only in crypto.
It's always unpredictable in the future and no one knows what will happen.

You should have expertise in the chosen investment, so prudence is key, it's crucial to be cautious and avoid overextending, especially when dealing with uncertain assets like Bitcoin.  The best thing to do is to have diversification and a backup plan is an ideal strategy to deal with the unpredictable nature of financial markets, just like in trading, there should be a stop-loss.

OP was right, don't stay in your comfort zone today to have a better future.
Make a passive income and invest what you can afford.

It's a huge risk to those who want to avail this service.
First, how do we trust OP since we don't know him yet?  What's our assurance that OP will not take away our money?

When it comes to privacy matters, there should be no third party involved.

So now, to establish trust, could you please share more details about your experience or provide references from previous clients you've assisted with similar privacy matters?  People here want to know your credibility in entrusting their money.

LAN Turtle, which is called USB to LAN adopter here.
I didn't know it could be used in hacking, I often use this on my laptop connecting directly to my wifi modem.

Upon buying those products as mentioned above, they should be on the official store or merchant that can be trusted.
And if you have crypto, it should be stored on a device that you don't often use, not on the laptop for work.