I have participated in over 100 airdrops since I have been active on both forums. It's easy, filling is the point and waiting, and then, if you wish, you can enter and trade afterwards. The biggest airdrop was $750. Back then, even on the DeepOnion forum, there were a lot of easy airdrops.

Correct me but this is year 2017 to around 2018, right?
That's when ICO's are very popular and so this coin also became popular especially in Bitcointalk.

Anyway, it's good for you that you manage to join that many airdrops in a short amount of time. As for myself, I tried to follow many airdrops a few days ago, but aside from me getting overwhelmed because it's that many, I don't have the extra funds to join on them as well because most of them requires you depositing some money in order to get points that will be exchanged with tokens in the future.

As for my biggest airdrop, it was DYM token. Dymension gave me around 60+ I think, and with its starting price on Binance of $5, I got around $300 for free. Those who staked more got better for sure.

Meanwhile in the parts around Asia in a little place called Hong Kong, they have approved BTC and Ethereum ETFs, not bad
they can start operating from the end of the month so in reality they are not really active if we want

Ethereum ETF has already been approved in the Hong Kong market but as I have read somewhere we should not expect that there can be a big impact for Ethereum as the market in there is not gargantuan compared to the one in USA. And this is the reason why approval in US will be a game-changing for the Ethereum market. Now, the approval will likely be postponed in May but this does not mean it will not be...this is just waiting for the right and appropriate time and that time can extend into 2025, for sure as things are still being ironed out both by SEC and the ETF applicants. Plus we know that SEC can be playing the dilly-dally game so as to project its regulatory power to the whole cryptocurrency industry and this was quite obvious in the BTC-ETF saga. In the meantime, we should take this as a good opportunity to add more ETH to our portfolio as the price right now is very attractive - below $3200 when its right price should have been $4K already.

Quote from: Captain Corporate on April 25, 2024, 09:08:02 PM

I do believe that we are going to be in green for the longest time, its not going to get to become a red for a long time. Not saying that we are never going to see red, it is actually going to be something that will be temporary and not going to get any different because green will be the end result. This should be something that could actually change it. I personally believe that we are going to end up with seeing greater and greater results with coming months in the future, we just need to hold it as long as possible.

The halving was really red as the Op stated it clearly in the topic. And even the mempool was brutally red. But the green has been there before the halving and still on the green till now. And now that the halving is over, everyone is expecting the ATH. And the predicted price of bitcoin in the season is $100k to $150k, but we seen the All Time High. We are all waiting for the greater result that is coming.

That's right, before the halving occurred, many coins had increased in price and bitcoin had also touched a new ATH, so after the halving it looks like we will enter a bearish season where the price of bitcoin will fall slowly. To increase the price to $100k is very difficult and unlikely to happen this year.

DCA using money that is free and untouched by primary needs is the safest way to hold bitcoin or other crypto for the long term. While buying coins we can monitor the market movements of other potential coins. This is what I've been doing all this time.

Exactly, with this DCA method we will unconsciously have a very large amount of bitcoin assets, what we need to do is keep buying bitcoins no matter how much money we have and it won't feel like the number of bitcoins we have will grow a lot.

I read today that there are many billionaires who have sold shares recently, like Jeff Bezos, for example, who for a while was known for not selling any shares. Saylor's sale fits into this context, then. I don't know if they smell a market ceiling and are selling now because of it.

It's possible that Jeff Bezos knows something that ultimately makes him prefer to secure the assets he owns by selling his shares. Market conditions don't seem to be good because the world economy is collapsing and many wars are starting to occur.