I don't understand your english unfortunately. As to encouraging newcomers to stay in the market, they need to understand that this isn't a get rich quick scheme or a scam. Invest in cryptos that solve real world problems, like XRP and ICP, and you will do well long term.

I think proof of work chains will be banned but pow mining will still be available on chains like Ethereum, think bsov and 0xMR. These will go under the radar because they have small market caps.

It's getting harder and harder for a crypto project to be successful. In order to get listed on exchanges, you need to raise at least one million dollars from the public, which puts you at risk of being a security so you had better raise another 3 million to cover the future lawyer fees. Plus you need to pay the devs and team, so that's another 2 million dollars. You also need to pay market makers another million dollars or else coingecko and coinmarketcap won't track your coin and no one will buy it. You need to have an active marketing team and you need vc investors who can get you publicity from people like bitboy crypto or articles on coindesk. Since a large portion of funds are coming from VC, you need to pay the devs out of your pocket to create something for your business development staff to show off to them. In order to gain an audience with VC you need to already be connected to them in some way, former employee, employee, friends with a vc employee or be of the same religion or mason. God help you if you invest in this project because the vc will surely dump on you because they bought most of the supply at under .10 and most of the funds raised are going to go to lawyers anyway because the SEC is going to come after your butt for running an illegal fundraising event.

Now it's not all doom and gloom. Some projects like Hedera Hashgraph already settled with the SEC and have plenty of funds to continue. Dfinity raised enough funds that it can continue development for decades but most other projects are vulnerable. One way to get around this for now is to invest in mineable coins and tokens that had no ICO, like uplexa or 0xMR.

Scaling like BSV using bigger blocks causes centralization of nodes since only a few data centers will have enough resources to confirm blocks. The best scaling solution for blockchains to date is the use of sharding technology. This is what NEAR and ICP use to scale.

Beat "the Ethereum" in which metric? Number of users, marketcap? We are still in the early stages of crypto and it's only a matter of time before more advanced blockchains like ICP and Celo eclipse Ethereum.

A lot of people are less bullish on Polygon since discovering that a small number of team members control the multi-sig for billions of dollars and they all work in the same area. It wouldn't be difficult for them to walk away with that money since they are all friends and they live in India, a place known for giving fake death certificates and new identities.

Solana broke the other day for the 8th time. If you are still invested in this chain, you aren't going to make it. It's the laughing stock of the industry.

Instead consider ICP and NEAR protocol as alternatives. ICP has better tech and a more trustworthy team than Polygon. NEAR has 100% uptime and is more scalable than Solana.

The idea of requiring people to pay to post will help eliminate bots but will reduce the number of posts. The correct solution is the use the internet computer to host Twitter, which would allow people to tip without paying gas fees and would feature a digital id, which will eliminate bots and hacks.

ETH2 after merge will still be slow because they will need to add sharding to scale. Sharding implementation could take several more years. As to Solana, if you haven't learned your lesson after this 8th blockchain restart, you deserve to lose your money. There are several blockchains with smart contracts that scale now, like NEAR and the internet computer, which both utilize sharding.

Well right now I am buying ICP and Fantom because they are down the most but if I had more funds I would also buy more XRP and 0xMR.

I believe that EOS is rebranding btw. I wanted to add that the Internet Computer $ICP doesn't have fees, dapp creators pay the gas, just like EOS.

This, invest long term in stakeable cryptos like NEAR and ICP, this way you are earning money even in a bear market.

When everyone and their dad says it's a bear market and loses hope. Based on youtube videos, and the price of ICP and Fantom, I think we are already there.

I'm not investing in any new projects at the moment, I am all in on XRP, ICP, and 0xMR.

Some countries that want absolute power over their citizens will use CBDCs, the other will use stablecoins. If stablecoins are regulated they can act as CBDCs but will have more reach because anyone in the world will be able to use them. For the USD, that's a better solution than a closed CBDC, because it can still remain on top of the economic pyramid. These stablecoins will run on top of L1 blockchains, like Algorand, XRP, and ICP.

I think Bitcoin has bottomed. There just aren't enough sellers to push BTC back down below 35k again. The cat is out of the bag and everyone knows at this point that digital assets are the future. That's why banks and governments are doing their best to slow things down, so they can buy more before you do. They want you buying their bags for a higher price. The best thing that you can do now is accumulate as many L1 cryptos as possible, like ICP and IOTA. These will be the building blocks of the next financial system.

There are always new trends in crypto. You can try and ride those trends or invest in the L1 projects that those DApps are running on. The most promising L1's in my opinion are the internet computer and Celo.

There are always new crypto projects starting up but 99% of crypto projects fail. The safer option is to invest in projects with VC backing that have dumped due to a market event, like the one we just had, ICP and Fantom namely.

You can't time the market, you win by spending time in the market. POS cryptos like ICP give you staking rewards, which are akin to stock dividends. Just stake it 'till you make it and wait for the bullrun to continue.

Even good projects die in a bear market because they run out of funds. 0xMR is a minable token and is community run, so it's safe. Also, VC invested millions of dollars in projects like Celo and ICP, so these aren't going anywhere.

We aren't at euphoria so I'm not selling anything yet, right now I am staking ICP. Besides that, I wouldn't sell anyway because that would create a taxable event, I would take a loan on my crypto instead.