It looks like Bitcoin may have some problems in the US, or at least developed them recently - in the past week the crypto industry saw net outflows in the amount of 97 million USD, as investors try to adjust to the impact of the expected Fed rate hikes and overall monetary tightening in the wake of a four decade high inflation figures in the US and the disruption of the global trade caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

For the past week the trading volume of bitcoin funds amounted to just 651 million USD – just half of the yearly average.

It will start pumping again sooner or later, I firmly believe it is only a matter of time.

The conference already happened, how did it go?

Financial regulators have long warned that Youtube and social media provide fertile ground for crypto scammers, and here is a good example for that, unfortunately: a Youtube cryptocurrency giveaway scam was recently exposed by cybersecurity company based in Singapore. The scammers apparently were promising high returns from crypto investments, which resulted in them making off with some 1,680,000 million USD, according to preliminary data, though the full sum they stole is unknown at the moment.
The scammers ran 36 falsified crypto giveaway using Youtube’s streaming services. Their streams showed notable rich people and influencers like Elon Musk Vitalik Buteran and others and were edited to make a believable video to make people invest in the scam. Each stream apparently attracted between 3000 and 18,000 viewers.
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These scammers seem to love using Elon Musk’s face for their scams and people keep falling for it, sometimes I don’t get it.

How did they change your life? Are they good or bad changes?

The statistics imply that massive crypto adoption will happen in the future - according to a recent research among some 30k people, 40% of 18 to 35 year olds are currently planning to use crypto assets as a payment method for both services and goods. The trend has increased by 10% since 2021. By 2024, the research states, 23% of all online businesses will be adopting crypto payment methods. Whether that will translate as supplanting fiat currencies however, remains to be seen.

I just tried registering a new account. It gave me an option to register with an existing Google account.

I like sports to - watching them, that is. I confess I myself am not a very sporty person, for better or worse.