I have suffered from the ETH chain oracle exploit and I still want to be in the DeFi space by lending.
Does anyone know a good platform that is resilient to such attacks?
I mean I can test it by borrowing a small amount first but I am more inclined to use my crypto to gain interest, and I would like to have something very decentralized.
So, I know all about binance stuff but like I said I do not want to depend on a company, it should be completely decentralized.

Ecash increased its value a lot and at one time, it was worth like .80 USD per token. I tried to sell it in etherdelta but it was so slow, it would not let me sell. Then I tried to send it to yobit but it never arrived until the price was lower. Now that the price of it is low, I can sell it anywhere, lol.
We definitely need a decentralized exchange where you can sell ANY coin or token you have without permission or anything.

Well, to get a 10x return, btc has to be 100K. It was 1K this January, and it is 10K now, all within one year. But then it does not seem to slow down at all, so you never know.
However, do you guys think that one should invest in some other coin that is cheaper and has a higher chance of mooning?

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Well, it is already 8200 USD. After the Tether hack, it temporarily went down to 7860 USD, then back above 8000 USD. So, I think it will pump forever.
What do you think could be done with altcoins to make more btc?

Kidding aside, it seems that if you wait, you will die from all this waiting lol. I think if you are a long time investor, it does not matter when you buy a lot, because it always increases with time.

Can someone validate this assessment for me? It changes based on prices but on average it sounds about right:
For each GPU you buy, it will take you 245 days to get it paid off at current profitability, assuming that stays constant, and we all know it won't. Same for ASICs.
you factor power into the profit margins from the start, so that's accounted for in your ROI calculation.. if you bought bitcoin now in the same amount you spend building a miner or buying an ASIC, and then compare profitability in a year, you're going to have more if you just buy bitcoin. Mining is done for now...