These are all the right practices that I enjoyed while learning trading for the very first time. The problem what most of the newbie face is that they become very confident after just a few paper trades that went well and according to their plan and they start to trade with real money right off. But the thing is that they tend to loose a lot of money after this process.
They should atleast make 100's of paper trades and mark the entry price and target price right off the bat and if they loose then should understand what went wrong in the trade and try to rectify that loose end in next trades and then only start with a demo account with fake money in it, if successful then only enter in real trades.

Bitcoin is far from replacing fiat currencies currently, even in the future it won't be able to replace fiat only that it can work along with hard cash. Bitcoin is what many people say internet money but whereas people still prefer to not go through the hassle to buy crypto just to transact where they can only pay for their daily goods with cash, which is time saving as well as safe to use for non tech-savvy people.
About government control, bitcoin is still free from government control and will always be, it's just that the price fluctuate a lot in accordance to the decisions made about the legality of bitcoin by governments.
The purpose of bitcoin was always giving power back in the hands of public and I guess it is doing its job in the right way. Who could have thought 20 years ago that we could be albe to send money to others over internet just using a Sting of numbers or a QR code.

The signals that are provided on these groups are for the benefit of group admins and some other insider people who decide which coin to pump, it's just a pump and dump scheme on most of the groups. They buy the coin first in small amounts and accumulate the coins over many days, once they have reached the threshold then they push the signal of that coin to buy and once the price goes up when people buy the coin then they dump their bags on the late comers and earn profits.

I used to buy bitcoin when it was cheap and the transactions were also a lot cheaper than what it is today. But now the price is a lot higher than ever before and the same goes to the transaction fees involved, so I shifted to other coin and tokens which are cheaper now but are speculated to rise exponentially in the future like the Metaverse tokens and the coins based on binance smart chain instead of buying tokens on Ethereum chain.

Elon Musk's tweets regarding Dogecoin are now normal to crypto investors and now there is very little value of his tweets in support of doge coin. If he says something negative about DOGE then only the price will tank, but something positive coming out in his tweets will have very less to little effect on the price.
But if someone big also invest in doge and support it publically then only the price will increase and would cross $1 mark and once that happens the price will further increase dur to FOMO.

For me, yobit is the exchange that feels like it can scam me out of my money anytime, although they have never done that but it still feels the same. The customer service is very poor and most of the times they don't even respond to the tickets created, after about 4 to 5 days average time they respond to the tickets that were created. The coins listed there are mostly dead coins or mere pump and dump tokens that are to scam the newbies off of their money, rest the UI isn't that responsive in many low end devices as compared to other more trusted exchanges.

That means you are saying bitcoin is a great investment for now. Even I have thought just like this from the past 5 years that there isn't any better coin to invest into than bitcoin, the sole factor being it is the first crypto to ever come in existence so it will always be on top in terms of market capitalisation and the number of users using it on daily basis or having it in their portfolio.
Even though bitcoin is lacking the features that other cryptocurrency provides but still it is by far the most trusted coin cause of the fact that the market follows the same trend that bitcoin follows.

I guess there are a few points to consider while investing in new projects or even in the already established ones. First one being the community that surrounds the project, if the social groups of that project are very active then it is a plus point but if there are a lot of members in the group but only a handful of messages throughout the whole day then it is a negative sign.
Secondly the frequency of new features and updates that the team provides.
Lastly the PR of the project, this last factor is the biggest of them all, I have seen that a lot of times the projects that remain in limelight are the ones that gain the most in short period of time.

For sure the government doesn't care about the users that are investing in crypto, they don't care about the safety of those investments that the people are buying into.
They just want to fill the wallets of the government and that's why the 30% tax is implemented on the crypto profits, but if the person looses their money while investing in the market then there isn't any option for tax write off, so it's a loose loose situation for the people who are investing in crypto from India.

The people from 5-8th position are the true winners here to be honest 😂😂
A few years back, I think in around 2012 I also made about 10 BTC from online gaming and doing some micro tasks but wasn't having that much courage to hold those Bitcoins and sold them right when I got those coins thinking the market is good and I have got a decent return ony time doing those tasks, but now when I see those transactions I go in regret as to why I sold those coins such early, if I would have hold on to those coins I would have made millions of dollars.

Here I found a wonderful YouTube video where the author have literally downloaded all the NFT'S in existence and also he actually explains what are NFT and how they work in great detail. However this doesn't mean that the market will crash n all, it still holds true that all the NFT's can't be copied or forged because of the fact that they are already registered on the blockchain in the wallets of their respective owners.

https://youtu.be/i_VsgT5gfMc

In my opinion most of the coins that aren't having decent marketcap should be sold right off when they give good returns over investment as they are only short lived coins and will eventually go back to from where they started the journey, i.e. to zero dollars in value. This is what I have experienced in all the years that I have spent in the market and gaining as well as loosing a lot of money in the process.

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The ROI in investing in the big projects is quiet small to be frank, if we invest in strong projects with good teams with low market cap like the ones below $50 million marketcap then the chances of making it big get increased drastically. For me I like to take risks with some of my investments, but my major portfolio also consist of the coins having large market cap, and only a minor part of my portfolio consists of risky investments.

BSC is also becoming the new ethereum where to send minute amount of money you have to spend a lot of money in the transaction fees, I guess it is the same for every network where the price of the coin increases the transaction fees also increase due to more congested network and delays in money transfer. Polkadot being new and less known, new projects can shift to it or choose it which could benefit both, the developers and investors.

Dogecoin price won't crash if he reveals that he owns shiba, it's just that people will also buy Shiba along with bitcoin, ethereum and Dogecoin. People are looking towards him as a ray of hope after McAfee scammed the community but many a times the market crashes due to Musk's tweets and that is what's wrong with the community, it is emotion driven and not think rationally.

Learning to trade should be the first priority because there are lots of people who are willing to invest $200 in altcoins, but the one who understands the market and charts is having the best odds to make money in the market and unlike others won't loose it all to the market trends.
The best coins being Etherum and BNB for instance, just understanding the charts and not involving emotions is the best thing that a person can do.

But that would mean the holders will face a major loss and should sell now and wait for the market correction to happen and then buy their investment back. I think with the rising prices of bitcoin, all the coins are also facing minor pumps and this is already making the price of the altcoins pump as well, so why not just be happy with these pumps and make money on them rather than hoping for the alt season to come.

Early investors of NFT tokens have made huge profits and are still making good profits by selling their old investments, I guess if we have the right timing while entering the NFT market then good return can be made over investment as this market is based on the hype and these days the tokens are in demand as well, so why not bank on the hype instead of sitting by and watching others make profit.