It's time to start! What do u think?

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It's always hodling is the key. If you aim to maximize your profits, then focus on hodling for long term, not just for short term.

However when it comes to shorting bitcoin, this won't guarantee sure profits most especially that price volatility is high. But if the market will favor, maybe you could be in profits but it's more on the chance to lose is high if you are not good enough in shorting bitcoin.

Indeed there is no second best, even the king of altcoins is nothing compared to bitcoin its market cap and price is not upto half of that of Bitcoin. Hence Bitcoin has over performed and dusted all cryptocurrency. Most investors compare Bitcoin with tokens and meme coins but they forget that most of those project only last for a short duration of time compared to bitcoin that has lasted for over a decade now.

It’s hard to believe that some folks are so unaware that they have no clue just how far behind Biden is in the polls! Trump is ahead by double digits in some swing states! The fossil is gone, long live Trump!!

So far I haven't invested in many altcoins, but I have Sol in my wallet, and I will probably add more at the end of this month if there is a correction again, and hope that Sol can provide profits like before

What about the freelancers who get paid with crypto and never paid taxes before, I live in a country where crypto isn't allowed and dealing with it in public isn't yet clear for us. In 2018, we had the one and only law announced to prohibit Bitcoin, without any clear reasons or more details published later up this day, we as freelancers are dealing with crypto but with cautious.
Personally, getting paid in crypto is a great advantage, with lower fees to exchange the assets to our local currency, fast transactions and various choices of stable coins, I say it is very worth it for me.

I did receive my airdrop which was around 22k tokens. I dumped it on bybit at the early trade then i feeling happy with my USDT on my bybit account. I might be receiving more stupid bankless HQ was not being chosen to handle sybil hunting by zk developers.

I'd rather than trust nansen to handle this job.


I have no long term expectation over zk.

Look at this chart



It shows that how weekly's revenue from zksync blockchain has dropped drastically. It proves that if people were leaving from there. Zk is now potentially to be another stucknet. Dump your token before it goes down even lower.

You're putting a lot of unnecessary pressure upon yourself and bitcoin by thinking it's the very thing that will "save the concept of money" or that "it will revolutionize the way we look at money and shit" I mean don't get me wrong, I was like that once when I was still 15 years old lol, but as I grew up and became a little bit more realistic about how things go in this planet I realized that bitcoin's just good as an investment tool and a store of value, any other value we put upon it because of what it could be is self-imposed and is not something that we should really attribute to bitcoin. Just look at Inscriptions and Ordinals, people thought it's going to be the future of NFTs, turns out it just made the whole bitcoin network even more congested and we're all hating on it right now.

Use bitcoin for what it is right now, not for what it could be, at least in concept and usability.

A lot of websites, services, and stores online are accepting Bitcoin for payment, even Microsoft has started accepting Bitcoin as payment for digital purchases on their store and Xbox store and it is one of the biggest companies of the world. So I'm pretty sure that major eCommerce platforms such as Amazon will start accepting it as well in the future.

The biggest reason that I can think of about why they are not using it right now is the regulatory complications and maybe the excessive taxation from the governments for Bitcoin in developed countries such as the USA where most of these companies operate, and they wouldn't want to pay a lot of their revenue in taxes only for accepting Bitcoin.

I last accessed bitcointalk back in April, and honestly with the death of most campaigns here I don't find any reason to visit this forum anymore, although I will remember about bitcointalk every once in a while, check the whole forum out, post a little bit, and then go on an indefinite hiatus once again.

For peeps here who experienced the same way but came back eventually with a rejuvenated love for the forum, how did you guys do it? Tips are really welcome and appreciated right now lol.