On the part of giving up, I think it doesn't happen in whatever we've interest in doing. One may be stressed out but not bored to the point of contemplating giving up. As for newbies coming in, I always suggest that they find sections of the forum that appeal to them as that will help energize their excitement to always return to the forum.

😏 Many users think mentioning that part will be sacrilegious, you know.

Dat wan com be like na im go pay pass as global exchanges now dey try avoid Alhaji Tinubu wahala by excluding naira pairs on their platforms. Make we continue to dey enta farm, make corn also continue to mature.

Nobody should try that. It's a recipe for disaster. Having mere trading knowledge isn't enough to win at trading because knowledge is theoretical while trading is practical. Except you meant if they became profitable they should speak to others to invest in them. Even at that, it's still not a good idea. Let people/investors come to you through your consistent result and then you read the riot act to them and make them sign an agreement that best suits you. When a budding trader goes soliciting funds they put themselves in a disadvantaged position. Don't do that.

I don't know if OP is a part and parcel of the pump and dump group they've advertised here but they should be careful. It's hard already to belong to signal groups that trade fundamental coins let alone one promising profits from pumps on memes. To be sincere with you, it's going to end in premium tears for participants. The best anyone can do for anyone is to teach them how to make use of bots if they must trade memes and not give them signals. Most pump and dump groups only benefit the group owners and their friends. Subscribers to their channels are their exit liquidity.

Knowledge is the principal thing, whether in trading or in other endeavours.of.life. Without knowledge, we wallow in ignorance and grope in thick darkness.

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Well, on the part that traders should get other jobs to survive on until they're good at trading isn't an out of the space advice. It's the right thing to do. No one depends on a skill they don't have a mastery of. It cuts across.

Novice traders arrogantly blame lack of capital for their woes instead of their lack of knowledge. With set skills acquired, any trader can grow as little as $5 into wealth through compounding. All it takes is patience to get right entries. I'm not talking of trading memes. I'm talking of trading genuine and fundamental projects. It's doable.

Oh, ok. I got in total slightly over 11 of that token. I like staking on the BNB pool because more allocation goes to it. I once staked the same equivalent amount on both pools to farm a certain token and discovered I got more allocation on the BNB pool.

I know it's your decision to make but don't you think you're selling them too early? For me, I think it's a big risk selling off any token from Binance launchpad before bull season because I know they will pump. Binance has a way of doing that magic. I can quickly sell off once tokens are release because of dump but I always find a way to get in back. That's my strategy, and until there's a pronounced bull run that will remain my strategy.

Just like not your pin/password, not your fiat in banks right? Whenever I read people make that assertion of just buy and immediately withdraw out I know those who aren't trading. It's that simple. By the way, what tells you you can't lose your coin even in your noncustodial wallet? This space is full of uncertainty or haven't you read about campaign managers here who got their wallets hacked?

I like it when I see people with this mindset instead of panicking over nothing. Every major dip is an opportunity to get into the market and buy our favourite tokens. I've been doing that in bits. Until the last quarters of this year, I ain't going to be scared of holding a falling knife. Paper hands will regret not utilizing this buying opportunities they're getting now.

Yes, that's true. Many didn't but those that did  saw this coming that price would dip after halving. That has always been the practise with Bitcoin circle. Bull run doesn't start immediately after halving. It takes a few months to kick off and that's why the impatient among those who feel buying Bitcoin is a shortcut to riches get discouraged and sell off prematurely in loss. Patience is key in this industry.

Our wicked polithiftians and their cohorts dem fit there here dey snoop around and use your update begin witchhunt these new exchanges wey users go drop now. Anyway, whateva wey dem dey do now dey should know that cryptos have come to stay. Wetin dey surprise me pass na the strength wey dem dey take attack cryptos and anything related to progress for youths. Honestly, Tinubu wan finally take this country several years backward. So, we should not do owa P2P on peace anymore.

But of course, it's obvious Bitcoin isn't done with upward movement yet. In fact, now isn't even the right time to short Bitcoin. Those who trade Bitcoin should be out looking for buy opportunities, not sell. I'm sure those who sold a few days ago when the market experienced a dump will be regretting doing that now. Well, I don't know if Bitcoin will fully recover from here to the upside or it will still dip again to the $52k region to test it as there's a strong support down there and a gap for it to cover.

It was the same thing that discouraged me too. I'm always weary of projects using the Eth native chain for its claim or swap. That's a joy killer. I rather not participate at all than participate but not being able to receive reward due to high gas fee.

That means you staked around 4 BNB to farm Rez. I also farmed it. Well, for me, I won't say it was disappointing because I didn't expect it to worth much. Once I see so much tokens allocated for launchpad for farmers, I do a mental calculation after day one to have a vague idea of what I should be getting at the end. Anyway, I don't concern myself with what price is upon any listing. I've never bothered with that because I don't intend to sell any token from Binance launchpad yet until the bull rally gets to its height.

One thing I've come to observe is that Binance now has more launchpads at short intervals unlike when CZ was running the exchange.

Possibly, you're hodling strong fundamental altcoins and that explains why you haven't run into regrets of loss. For real, altcoin investment is risker than Bitcoin investment as most of the projects are only repeating what others before them have said or done. Most of them just want to scam and rugpull. You better be careful and don't let loose your guard thinking you can't lose all with altcoin.

Bros, nothing spoil. I understood your position better now on meme history and creation.

Talking about confidence, I'm even of the opinion that no one should be so confident about any altcoin investment. Nothing is ever guaranteed in this industry. I won't even give Bitcoin 100% vote of confidence. This industry is full of uncertainty. Investment in memes should be seen as investment in alts with higher risk like what we've in Degens and that's almost the same thing that happens with casinos. However, the slight difference with casinos is that with memes, people can be lucky if they invest very early and the project doesn't rugpull. There are sites to check for liquidity lockup of projects and onchain analysis to help know those that are likely not to scam. It's a lot of work doing all that research, anyway.

Submitting wallets isn't the same thing as linking or connecting your wallet. To submit wallet, you just copy and paste the address in a tab provided for it on the site by project. Pasting of address won't give a site a direct interaction with our wallet like when it's connected to it. However, I advise that even if it's only going to copying and pasting of addresses, get a burner wallet for it. You never can tell if the project will later demand that one should connect to the wallet from where the address is copied from in the first place. Scam projects can think that way and those who submitted addresses will be faced with the dilemma of continuing with the airdrop or not. So, to be safer, use burner wallets for every airdrop hurting.

Those who set date to take profit instead of price level are getting it all wrong. The target should be on price, not dateline. For instance, my projection of price was (is) that it would be in the $120k – $150k range to give us a new ATH. That was a painstaking calculation I made late last year, not knowing that Bitcoin would even break its own previous ATH before halving in April. I have my strategy of taking profit in place, this hasn't changed despite how Bitcoin broke its ATH record before time. Yes, to me, it's looking like Bitcoin will surpass that $150k range but I'm not going to allow greed change my approach on taking profit. I think newbies should also set their target before the bull frenzy sets in and greed takes over the market.

Exactly! That's an intentional way of relating with the market without getting burnt out. Those who take profit gradually at their strategic points won't regret it.

No, that isn't actually accurate. Memes have been making serious waves in the market even since last year, that's excluding Shiba Inu and Dogecoin presence. Look at the memes on the Solana chain and see how much in revenue they've raked in for Solana. Let's just even look at Bonk and WIF alone. See how great they did and are still doing. What about TonFish on the Ton chain? What about BRC20 coming up on the Bitcoin chain? Memes are doing well now, though they're highly risky. They're the gambling part of cryptos. They can flip small cash but at the same time can cause one to lose all.

No TA and FA aren't a big joke like you wrote in your earlier post. You need a good knowledge and use of either of them or both to be profitable in trading. In fact, FA drives the TA. Look around with news and how it affects the market whether positively or negatively. If there's a hack today, just this morning, of let's say Binance exchange; what direction do you think the market will head to? Of course, you know where. FA and TA aren't just a manipulation of bots. They're real happenings.

Seeing this post, I took a guess that you're either from the same country as I am or from another African country. Africa is a continent where politicians say something they don't  intend to do. They know they can do all that and get away with it as their citizens hardly hold them accountable. It's a big shame. To make matters worse, the same thing the politicians do with unfulfilled promises is what those in the religious circles also do. Every new year, there are declarations upon declarations of prophecies that don't come to pass. Yet, their congregations still worship and adore these pulpit bandits like they're worth anything other than their mere speculations.

Yes, it's really not a bad idea. However, it's paramount to know when to invest and also when to take profit. Otherwise, one won't have a good story to tell about Bitcoin/cryptos.

I prioritize the safety of my funds over transaction fees while choosing exchanges. Safety first for me and that's why I will never subscribe to any exchange with a trust score less than 8/10. I can't risk my capital over minimal difference in fees. Most of those scam exchanges might even deliberately reduce transaction fees so as to get in more people to their platforms to scam at the end.

However, if I'm choosing coins/tokens to buy I look at the chain they're on. I do this to have an idea what swapping or withdrawal fees will be like when I'm selling off. This is why I always avoid Ethereum based projects. Fees are scary on them.