A massive withdrawal of Bitcoin should be considered a positive movement. Because withdrawal means they are securing their bitcoins, it doesn't mean selling their bitcoin. Because exchanges aren't a secure way to store our funds. They might collapse at any time for any reason. So it's necessary to secure funds in a non-custodial wallet. Massive withdrawals for stable coins would be a concern for sell-offs. 

Yes, you are right. At the moment, their virtual cards are supported on Gpay and Apple Pay, which support NFC. Without NFC, contactless payments are impossible at all. I have made a couple of payments through Apple Pay by using my RedotPay virtual card. For ATM withdrawals, I got a physical card, so it can be used everywhere, especially when visiting abroad. 

To be honest, I am not looking for any clients there. I have enough clients outside of marketplaces. I just want a few payments through the marketplace legally as a freelancer. Nothing else; may be they could make payment in fiat also, but just looking at which platform charges very little. So there will be no system loss. I may be ready to lose an average of 10%, but not more than that. Fiverr seems to charge 25% total from buyer and seller. At the end, I am going to lose. Because the client will pay what we agree. So I have to give myself compensation. 

We know there are a few marketplaces like Fiverr and Upwork that just accept fiat. I am wondering if I can build my portfolio on any freelancing marketplace. It's just for formalities, not for earning, actually. I've been earning money through cryptocurrency, and I'm also making a good living from trading. I need a freelancing portfolio just to show my identity.

I can build on Fiverr, but they charge a lot when someone makes a payment and withdraws. So we want to reduce the system loss. So I may accept funds from my clients through the marketplace instead of direct crypto. Don't take it negatively; it's necessary since crypto is illegal here. I have to show legal authorities that I have been receiving funds through the marketplace. So I intend to receive some of my funds through marketplaces that accept crypto and fiat both. If you are familiar with something like this, please let me know.

I think you will get it very soon. It took almost a month to receive my physical card. I was concerned about their service. But everything went smoothly. Just wait with patience. Besides that, you can use Google Pay or Apple Pay for physical contactless payments. Unless you want to withdraw from the ATM, you can use their NFC virtual card everywhere. So far, I have had better experience with Redotpay. I am not sure if they will continue their services. 

Meme is just a pump-dump game. To challenge Bitcoin dominance, memes aren't enough anyway. Sometimes, altcoin market dominance would challenge Bitcoin, as we have seen. Meme offers nothing except a pump dump. A few people make a lot of money from Meme, and on the other hand, a lot of people lose money there as well. What drive do you think Meme could use to challenge Bitcoin dominance? Is that just for meme pricing? 

Welcome to the forum. I hope you will find this forum very helpful for your crypto journey. In other words, we sometimes consider this forum a crypto academy, and we can learn a lot of things from here. It depends on your intentions and how you will act in this forum with them. If you have good intentions for learning, then you are in the right place, and everyone will support you. Before raising a question, feel free to use the forum search button; that will help to prevent spam and get your desired answer quickly. 

DCA is one of the most popular accumulation strategies right now in the crypto world. Those who are afraid to accumulate Bitcoin at once can easily accumulate through the DCA strategy. But for DCA investors, they should hold for longer to get the appropriate result and should have enough patience as well. We can invest from our monthly savings through the DCA strategy; we just can't liquidate whenever we want with profits. To make good profits, you must intend to hold on for a long time. 

For me, as a part of the DCA strategy, I would accumulate at the ATH as well. We're not sure what the ATH will be. However, after ETF approval, there are a lot of new and institutional investors investing in Bitcoin. On the other hand, halving is very near, and we are expecting a very bull run after this halving. So if we can accumulate through the DCA strategy, that would give us a good return at the end. But for that, we must hold on for a long time. 

You can't decide how others will buy or sell a coin. Also, you can't control the market at any point. You can just do whatever you think is best for yourself. We aren't geniuses and can't trade according to your thoughts. It's good if you can make money even when you start the dump. But we don't know where it will stop. It's kind of stop-loss you are talking, but manual. We all know this strategy, and this way we can accumulate more coins. But it has to be done perfectly, otherwise we may lose. 

Bitcoin investors won't fool me anyway until they hold. Let's say someone bought the last ATH; currently, Bitcoin is almost passing the previous ATH and is going to make a new record. So those who have held on to their investments can still profit. So how should we consider them fools? If they sold at a loss, then it is reasonable to call them a fool. We don't know where the new ATH will be hit and start dumping, so DCA would be a better option for us. 

You can't ask for compensation from your government if you lose a fiat bank note. If your lost bank note is somehow destroyed, the government even can't reissue that bank note. So how do you expect compensation from a decentralised currency? There is no way to reissue. If you lose Bitcoin, then that will be considered a community donation. Because lost Bitcoin reduces circulation from the total circulation supply, It means increasing the demand, though it is very small. I wish no one lost their bitcoin, because it's irreversible anyway. 

When you are a crypto investor, you can't ignore the potential risk of investment. Most of the time, I advise investing in Bitcoin for various reasons. But for quick money and multiplying our funds, sometimes we take risks with altcoin. Investing in altcoins is extremely risky, but sometimes it will give us big returns. Because often we see a few altcoins even become 10 within a day. So this is kind of a shortcut to making money from crypto. But there is a high risk of losing your funds. Same way they pump, and same way they could dump as well. I still invest in altcoins because, without taking risks, we can't gain. 

Identifying the potential coin isn't easy and would vary for each individual. For me, I choose most of the time from the top altcoins. Though a few meme coins were doing very well, I wasn't interested in meme coins, hence I failed to catch the rally. So still, I am interested in top coins like Ethereum, ARB, and LTC. Even though these coins aren't pump-dump coins, they have potential growth. I am currently holding a couple of altcoins from the top. I believe these coins would grow significantly during the bull market. 

Welcome to the forum. I hope you can learn a lot of things from it. Sometimes we consider this forum to be a crypto academy, where we gain knowledge and experience. Most of the things related to cryptocurrency I learned from here. I will advise you to read useful forum threads and contribute to the forum. Always use the search button of the forum before creating a new thread to avoid unnecessary spam. 

Whenever I sold my Bitcoin holdings, it was hard to buy them back. Because after selling it, it kept pumping. So we can't predict, actually. If you don't need serious funds, then don't sell your bitcoin right now. Because after the halving, Bitcoin should start pumping, and at the end, you may miss the train. Just set a goal for selling your bitcoin and do something in real life. I will advise you: don't be a hurry; you can buy a house if you have money anytime. But if you missed the Bitcoin train, then you will be in trouble. 

This isn't something surprising. Because then it was placed based on the Bitcoin price, and wasn't it popular? We can't complete this with the current situation. The world has changed a lot, so everything is changing. For me, even if I won that bitcoin when it was placed, I may sell it when the price becomes double. I can't imagine holding on till now unless I totally forget about Bitcoin. Maybe after 10 years, some people still can't imagine Bitcoin was $50K and we haven't bought it. Everything will change from time to time. 

Let's say there is no exchange, but Bitcoin exists. We can simply sell it through P2P. The benefits of social media make it pretty easy to connect with each other. So we can share on our social media about buying and selling Bitcoin. This isn't a complicated process. Also, there are decentralised exchanges where no third party is involved; you can exchange directly from your wallet. In case you don't want to use any platform, then most probably scam will increase. 

If you decide to pay over fees and your transaction includes the next transaction, then on average, it should take 10 minutes to confirm your transaction. We all know the average transaction time for the next block is ten minutes. So, though you can get an estimate of transaction fees, transaction duration depends on how congested the network is and how much fee you choose. Many wallets give you the ability to customise transaction fees, and you have to choose the fees accordingly. 

OP You are just stupid. If you really get this Bitcoin gift from someone, then it doesn't make sense to post your seed publicly. On the other hand, if you got this through your email, then it's fake. So in both cases, you are stupid. Nothing is free in the world. You will lose something when you follow their instructions. I am sure it's a scam attempt. From somewhere, your mail data has been compromised, and hackers are trying to attack you. Just proceed with caution. Be careful if you are holding funds in any of your device wallets.