Ethereum will Explode and that will be the start of altcoins season.. Normally, I'm not a type who hold much Ethereum just to prevent my self from wasting it on memecoins. But I mostly use it for fees and get more with Bitget's smart portfolio which I'm also still gonna be using for fees if needed cos I hardly sell ETH.

I invest, I trade and I gamble. Lol. Most time, I invest on strong altcoins and Trade top coins..
I gamble with low cap shitcoins and I mostly lose money doing all these.. Although, I made profits in few especially when I used Bitget smart portfolio. But so far, I'm at loss.

Quote from: akeemqaz on May 15, 2024, 02:48:09 AM

Fortunately, Bitget exchange continues to support P2P trading for my country, which is why I have remained with them as my go-to platform.

How did Bitget manage to offer you their service if other services/platforms are blocked? How did your government do the blocking process? Is it simply blocking the website, or do they stop offering services to your country due to government pressure? If it is the latter, I guess we can only wait until Bitget becomes the next target. Quite surprising to hear that bigger services are not available but you can access Bitget P2P service just fine. What about Bisq? Or maybe I'm out of the loop and Bitget is the hype for P2P nowadays?

I think sometimes, when government threatened an exchange with some laws or something. They always get to abide by the government rules.. Maybe Bitget was able to follow some rules so as to be able to continue thier operation for P2P. I don't really know. But they might be the next as you have said. But who knows?
I check the news daily and it doesn't seems like something like that will happen.

Nice idea but accumulation shouldn't has happened on the exchange, do it on your own wallet, the one you can control and have power over. An exchange like Bitget is not even popular, if they disappeared today, you will have no where to run over to but keeping your coin on your personal wallet or in a hardware wallet will help you secure your Bitcoin.

You can use Electrum if you decide to keep only Bitcoin, this software wallet is the best and you can create one offline so your private keys don't get vulnerable to scammers.

Yeah, the best is to use hardware wallets. Although, I use non-custodial wallets for now. And will try check Electrum.
Also Bitget is a porpular exchange with 1.3 million followers on Twitter, there proof of reserve is massive and according to the data from SimilarWeb in April, the web traffic to most of the cryptocurrency exchanges has decreased compared to March except Whitebit and Bitget, with Bitget leading at 11%.
Source: https://twitter.com/ICO_Analytics/status/1788212200357650655
So, I feel safe a bit but not keeping on my assets on an exchange as you've said.

I actually do all of my transactions in bitcoin and never buy or sell any, as I don't have the means to do so. So it's out of necessity, really. It is quite limiting but that was the way it was intended to be used.

My country is starting to ban P2P as well. But my exchange still supports it. And you are right. That was the way it was intended to be used, and using it that way seems to affect fiat currency a lot. Maybe that is one of the reasons why my country has decided to start going against P2P.

I do. Liquidity Mining, Airdrops, stakkng, tesnet airdrops and I use Bitget smart portfolio to take profit from some coins to automatically buy another.

Now governments are banning P2P in Nigeria. But some exchanges still support thier currency. Binance, OKX and some exchanges stop supporting Nigerians currency on there P2P platform but Bitget and some other Exchanges still does. Nigerian government are really trying to stop crypto trading.