Naturally or not, initially it was the effect of Cointelegraph giving invalid news about ETF acceptance that FOMO occurred and many bought Bitcoin at this time so that it broke the $30k resistance, then indeed dumped after the news was not true.
But the next effect is like a snowball that makes market conditions better and until now it is able to hold at $34k + +.

October was a green month and we are about to enter November which in the last 2 years has always shown a drastic decline.
Will the trend change?
we will see.

Have you noticed that OP is trying to make it look like every October is green, but there's a reason why the list is lacking a few years, mainly
2012 -10%
2014 -12%
2018 -4%

a +5% in 2022 is actually like no move at all. Bitcoin experiences moves like this almost every month so getting a + or - 5% can be a statistical error.
Don't get too excited.

The market reacts so much to the slightest piece of news about ETF and Gensler that you can get +10 or -10% this month without any real news about bitcoin.

Let us hope $35k sticks this time and builds some solid support.

Locked and loaded. Let's see 40k by months end!

The blogs that call bitcoin a ponzi scheme simply don't know the difference between bitcoin and altcoins. It is common to see different altcoins been presented to the public as a scheme to that brings instant and high returns on investment.

A Ponzi scheme is an investment that is built to deceive investors. My country's fiat currency could be said to be a legalized Ponzi scheme because politicians will always make promises of how they will make the currency stronger and more valuable. One politician in my country promised to make our local currency to be equal to the USD. Many people believed him and kept their investments in the local currency. Today the currency has lost almost half of its value and the money is gradually becoming worthless.

I am admittedly no cybersecurity expert, but I think it's dumb, dumb, dumb--and when employers or various websites require that you do it, it's so goddamn annoying.

And I agree with you that (in the vast majority of cases I'd imagine) choosing a strong enough password the first time should obviate the need to keep changing it.  It always made me wonder if the requirement to periodically switching passwords increases the frequency of forgetting/losing them.  Some folks have all of their passwords written down in a single place, like a notebook or in multiple places, and I'm pretty sure that can get chaotic.

Can you imagine if every single thing you had to have a password for required that?  I think my brain would explode; this issue isn't a major pet peeve in my life, but it's one that's bugged me in the past.  Thanks for beginning my morning with some low-level aggravation, OP.  (lol)

The mistakes you make in your twenties may be costly. Therefore, as long as you are still young and do not have obligations such as starting a family, supporting your family, or any obligations such as real estate debts, student debts, etc. it is better to think seriously about your financial future. Always try to reduce your expenses and control your expenses. Your instincts are to pay yourself first by investing and leave the surplus to pay the bills. If there is anything left, you can buy what you need and do not do the opposite, meaning that you do not start buying unnecessary things, then necessities, then investing. If it is difficult, look for a mentor, whether it be a psychological counselor or an economic expert.

I would welcome deflation because of the reasons of inflation that I have witnessed and I think that it would be a good time to accumulate BTC because the prices of daily living would have been reduced, thus enabling more funds to be channeled to other areas.

Currently, the interest rates are higher than normal and I believe the prices of commodities would reduce but interest rates may linger for a duration because once prices go up, it's always hard for it to come down.

Yeah, I suppose I'm just anxious, but they did not ask any kyc info, just locked my account for "suspicious activity" (that was probably triggered by me logging after a long period of inactivity and from different devices and locations).

I'm not spreading FUD, just asking if there's a general sentiment of FUD around about bitstamp, because maybe it's a known issue I don't know about because I rarely read this forum or other bitcoin communities nowadays.

The reason why I bought this topic is because of the matter arising today in the economic system, I no maybe this topic may sound like shit or may never come to pass, but let's keep that aside the way cost prices are now in some countries is like hell, so I am still asking if you were the president for a year in your country, how would you treat your country economic growth what will be your plans as the supervisor over the country and how would your economic budget look like.
The reason why I bought this topic is sometimes we merely talk about the future economic systems maybe we could just outline some key points on how you would rule your country in the future of the ecosystem.
Note this!!!!
Sometimes dreams do come to pass☑️

I might get jumped on for this but I really see it as an answer in search of a question.

1st you need people who care about privacy, and as we see time and time again, it's a small, but very vocal segment of the BTC community. If you really want privacy for your crypto transactions then use one of the privacy alts.

2nd you need a bit more powerful HW and more bandwidth with BIP 157/158 then with a regular non private SPV wallet. Nor a big deal, but still worth a mention.

3rd Just on a personal level I am getting REALLY tired with the perpetual it's too expensive to run a node BS. Yes in many parts of the world $125 is more money then a lot of people will ever be able to spend on one.
These are not the people who care about privacy. For the most part, they want to quickest and simplest way to get a TX done. Privacy is way down on the list.

-Dave

To me it seems that a self-mod OP going on a rampage and emptying multiple threads for no reason should be dealt with in a similar way as a moderator on a rampage would be dealt with. I think in the latter case deleted content would be restored. And the person would likely be stripped of the delete-other-users-posts privilege.

Sorry for the lame question, but is bitstamp still legit?

I didn't sodl anything for eons and now I'm trying to get my very old bitstamp account to work, but they are asking for too many shit and on their reddit some people seems to have they account been locked FOR MONTHS for kyc verification and such, and this frightens me a bit.

Also, I was very stupid and deposited some funds BEFORE unlocking my account, deposits were the only unlocked thing and this is a bad sign too.

I used to think bitstamp was the most legit exchanger around but so was gox, I know they didn't turn full scam but I'm very out to date about the bitcoin ecosystem and i'm wondering if there are some known problems...


Never put your money on an exchanger

I think the future of energy involves Fusion. But, it seems to me that despite there being several good investments in this regard, the projects are progressing very slowly. At least that's the feeling I have. It seems that there is no great interest in this type of energy production being implemented.

Europe has one of the leading fusion energy projects - ITER. But, not even with the recent energy problems, due to the war in Ukraine, has there been an increase in incentive to accelerate the development of ITER.

Therefore, there is a lot of advocacy about reducing pollution, but in reality it is because it is popular, and not because there is a real interest in this regard.

It's not that simple because overproduction also has a cost. If you increase production, the producer has to spend more for more employees, spend more for logsitics, more output, more for storage, which are also inflationary. Plus never forget that there never was inflation in any form that did not expand the money supply. It has ALWAYS been a monetary phenomenon.