Bitcoin has already risen in price by hundreds of percent, and EOS has not yet grown much, so in terms of making a profit, EOS is a good choice if you choose between EOS and BTC. But keep in mind that there is a lot the community needs to do to improve EOS and grow in popularity. It would be great if EOS had the same team as Cordano

Monero has never been seen as an investment asset, but as an anonymous payment method, it is great. True, I do not use it, since there is no need for such a high anonymity. I think there is a possibility that with the growing popularity of XRM, its price will grow, but so far I do not see any objective reasons for its growth.

I wonder how long miners will accumulate Bitcoin.  Since they have large amounts of BTC and when they start selling it, it will affect the price of BTC. I do not think that BTC will manage to reach $100k this year, for this there are not enough funds that have entered the cryptocurrency market.

Both coins BNB and also the ETH coin are good and the price of the coins are good and this time the BNB coin is so much famous like the ETH coin becasue so many peoples will invest their money in the BNB coin and they hold their coin becasue they know that this coin go high so much in future and that time they sell this coin.

This is true, but I still hope that Buterin and his team can bring fees down to the level of Binance Smart Chain and increase network speed. So far, I see a very slow pace of development of Ethereum, although perhaps this is this kind of strategy, gradual development and user acquisition. So far, I see how many people use Polygon Network, BSC and other networks due to the fact that they are cheaper and faster.

Perhaps Tron needs a wider application, for example, in decentralized games, in the metaverse, as a means of payment in some large online store, and so on. I think using TRX on Poloniex like BNB on Binance has added value to it.

It seems to me that the use of blockchain in shooters is something strange and I'm not sure about the practicality of this integration. Most likely this is a marketing ploy to attract attention to yourself, the team and the project. Let's see what happens

Quote from: Gravatai on December 22, 2021, 08:57:15 AM

Surprisingly, the Bitcoin price was again understood to be above $49,000. Although many traders believe that now it can go down, all the more, many factors contribute to this. I think the price will be maintained at this level by buyers such as the government of El Salvador, MicroStrategy, funds and other investors.

As I said in my previous post, this December is not going to be like the months of December that we have seen since 2017, neither for good nor for bad. The slight "recovery" that we are seeing in Bitcoin may be the dead cat jump and spin again at any moment, but even if it is, I don't think it is going to drop much more than we have seen these days. I think the market is where it should be, even if people are scared by everything, I would not worry too much.

I think so too. The demand is quite high and it keeps the price of all cryptocurrencies high. Moreover, many people hold Bitcoin in the hope of seeing the price above $100,000. I also recently read an article in which they wrote that bitcoin miners also hold bitcoin and do not sell, this is a good signal.

Quote from: Gravatai on December 20, 2021, 10:32:29 AM

I am wondering how governments will regulate anonymous cryptocurrencies and how decentralized platforms and projects can be controlled. The situation with taxes is also difficult, it is not clear what exactly they will tax and how to calculate profit.

Governments have various ways of trying to collect taxes. In my country, it is not necessary to inform the government of the cryptocurrencies that citizens have until we want to sell them for FIAT, if we don't sell them, we don't pay taxes, but we must have a history of investments, gains and losses. Now the government wants to change its way of acting, even if we don't sell our cryptocurrencies we must inform the government, and if we don't we could be fined in the future.

Yes, this is precisely the problem that governments want to take taxes not only at the moment when we exchange cryptocurrencies for fiat, but also when we trade and other operations with cryptocurrencies. I think the regulation of cryptocurrencies has both its pluses and minuses, which, it seems to me, are a little more than pluses