The holding chin is actually decent compared to those screaming thumbnails like what that youtuber from D.I.Y Investing channel does. Anyway, I get the point. I actually prefer they simply use charts or other graphics that shows none of their faces.

Hotbit - the hotbed for shit and hardly shilled coins. Also, one of the favorite exchange of bounty hunters. I don't mind if they go crazy over BFG token though. They can pump it to Pluto for all I care. I'm just here waiting while staking but ready to sell at any time

My vote goes to the game I've been playing of course (My Defi Pet).

I've also taken a liking on Binamon but I haven't played the game yet. I bought a card and pulled monsters that has a higher algorithmic cost than the value of the tokens I used to buy it.

That's the argument. You can actually see that all over especially in social media but it's worded differently. They say they do not want to buy BTC because it's already expensive that's why they shill their tokens with quadrillions of supply. They also ignore the the current market cap because of the periodic token burning as promised by the devs.

@OP, market cap used to be the standard or the measuring stick when evaluating a coin/token for investment until XRP and DOGE pumps happened.

4th medal secured as Carlo Paalam won by referee stoppage against the 2016 Rio champ. One more fight for a chance at another gold.

Neshy Petecio's match is just over an hour from now. Hoping for that second gold!

EJ Obiena is another one that will be participating in Pole Vault's Final.

Too bad Carlos Yulo missed out on the bronze by a small margin on Vault.

BTC as salary is basically a regular income if you asked me (fiat was simply replaced). It should be subjected to income tax unless it's specifically stated that it's exempt under the country's tax laws.

Are you referring to BTC price in terms of fiat (USD)? It still depends on how much they (buyers/sellers) would trade it. What we do know is that BTC has a limited supply unlike fiat and it's one of the reason why its value has risen up since inception.

Market demand will determine this.

Four spins a day only. I'm sure those who had more FUN have gotten more of these 5,000's but they're just silent.

My guess is that they probably know Esteban by name only and not his record/accomplishments. They saw the odds and placed a bet.

I like the idea of putting them on the website instead because I've also missed some of it when I forgot to open (or I'm just lazy). @hosseinimr93 has a good point though. I would have unsubscribed as well if not for the free WOF spins on the promo emails.

Won myself 4700 sats yesterday. Today, it was 5500 lottery tickets. A few days ago, it was 5000 RP.

I'm not trying to hype those who haven't bought and stored FUN tokens on their Freebitco.in account yet but they are missing out on these perks Seriously, there's no reason not to when you're going to buy at this level.

Get in early on projects YOU think have long-term potential. That takes a lot of research and it's going to involve a lot of luck too but it will be rewarding if you get it right. Another way is to buy coins on a bear market (again, these projects must be long-term).

In both instances, you won't have to worry about price volatility because you bought them at an extremely low price.

My first thought when I read the title.

Since you are just asking for one important question from members, this will be made easier if you can provide a list of questions that you already prepared. We don't want to repeat what's already in there and we could think of other questions.

As for me, Would you rather hold $1000 in your bank account for five years with little interest or would you buy BTC if there's a chance that it could become $10,000 in five years?

And so centralized cryptocurrency exchanges/custodial services, the bridge that connects crypto and regulators, were used as a tool to bind those living on the clouds with the laws on the land.

The latest I've heard anything about LTC is it's now accepted as a payment method on Newegg. It looks like they are also partnering with other gaming platforms. As to the development side, it's still about the mimblewimble. You should probably hangout on litecointalk.io to stay in the know.

It came after Pancakeswap but I wouldn't say it's new. They had a marketing campaign here before which was managed by @Hhampuz.

Anyway, they pride themselves for having their own liquidity pool and router unlike many platforms on BSC that are still routing through PCS.

At the moment, they are competing with other projects on Binance MVB II (Most Valuable Builder) program. They made it to the top 10 and will most likely shoot for the top 3.

They are also on Polygon (cross-chain).

About the rates,every platform changes APR depending on the liquidity/demand. IIRC, the rate was higher when those pools were first launched.

Yeah, they are probably just waiting for the regulators to come knocking at their door before they follow Binance. It's not really up to them.

Anyway, regarding whales, I doubt they haven't submitted their KYC prior to the latest announcement. When you think about it, they would not be using a CEX if they are trading large amounts of BTC (or Alts). To my knowledge, a whale has more than 2 BTC.

I have no opinion of this coin/token. This is actually my first time reading about it. It's surprising that I do not see it on AMM platforms despite being listed on most popular CEX like Binance, Okex, and Huobi. I can only assume that it's not available for staking in third party yield platforms.

If you're fine with using closed source non-custodial app, you can try Safepal. They have a built in exchange for swapping but you can also make use of their binance dapp. You will have more trading option and the order book is open meaning you can set the price you want to sell.

Yeah this caught my attention too when I read it.

I have extra tokens as well and I was looking forward to converting them back to BTC during this ongoing FUN trading competition on Binance. My target selling price wasn't reached yet though. I guess I'll just have to hold on to it and earn interest.

Stay with spot trading if you're not that good yet to take on futures trading. Maybe you've seen some newbies flexing their profits on social media and want to try it as well. They probably just got lucky when BTC was still moving up to $60K.

Ideally, I prefer coin/token with a good spread and a decent daily volume. I do not touch coins that's being hyped up because of an upcoming announcement.

I'm not going to question the altcoins you've already invested but maybe you should consider NFT gaming with play to earn feature as well. You could be a simple hodler if you want or support the ecosystem by becoming a player also. Use some of those earnings from the daily grind to accumulate more BTC or to pay up your bills.

1. BTC
2. ETH
3. BNB
4. ADA

and some tokens on BSC like Cake, Bake, Banana and NFTs on gaming which is already mentioned by @X-ray above.

The scam/fake projects launched on Ethereum were probably higher in comparison with BSC. We'll see the same scams happen on other blockchains as they become more popular.