Okay, this might sound biased  , but don't you guys think staking in launchpools is better than normal staking nowadays? I used to stake Tron back in the day, but the rewards were so low that the fees to redeem them would eat up the profits entirely

With launchpools, I've used BGB, BNB, and USDT, and I've always gotten good returns on the new tokens being launched  . I've received a bunch of tokens from projects like ZKF, ENA, and GRAPE by staking BGB. Best part? The APR rates were crazy high since ZKF went all the way up to 329%! I don't think you'll find APRs like that with normal staking (or maybe you can, but it's gotta be rare  ).
And also, I don't know if you've heard, but there is a recently introduced PoolX product that works similarly as launchpool but with key differences. The biggest difference is you earn rewards hourly. Here's a image between exchanges staking comparsion:


You can even redeem your rewards easily and unstake instantly since there's no locking period. This means lower risk than launchpools. I think this is a unique way to stake up tokens rather than normal staking with lower risks.

Anyway, I trust your judgment – you guys know best. So, what's your take: launchpools or normal staking? Which has been better for you?

So I was wondering how many of you have ever won something you deemed worthwhile online. Say it be spinning games, giveaways, all expense paid trips, gambling (which I don't encourage tho  ).

Nowadays, Twitter is full of giveaways. If you look at some platforms like Binance, Trust Wallet, Bitget, Kucoin ; even some KOLS that do giveaways. I saw some good giveaway prices like PS5, Laptops and more. I know that doesn't seem true, cos I always thought they used to farm engagements. But looking forward to now it doesn't look even fake, since people are still getting the stuff they won and announcing it on their profile..

So it doesn't matter if you are lucky or not, you'll surely win something even if it's some crypto tokens or coupons. 
Let's hear your awesome and not so awesome experiences?

Do you guys know what day tomorrow is  ? I believe most of you probably do. Doge has come long enough to be king of meme coins. it has done enough to earn its spot on top memecoins.
it has also been a fun token, real token, and whatever you say, but it's also been a good investment. I am sure OG holders can relate to this when Elon Musk tweeted about the Lion King meme of him holding up the dogecoin dog, and that day the dogecoin rose up that nobody had imagined that with that significant supply could go up to that price. The value increased by about 339% to $0.03. But before that happened, the price was hovering between $0.0001 and $0.002.

Now to think that person holding memecoins long-term is stupid, cos memecoin doesn't fit for this hodl. But most people back then probably felt like this for DOGE. 

I'm gonna ask you all  : how many of you have been holding doge until now? Are you gonna buy again or get rewards in DOGE while doing some tasks like we used to do in 2019??
I believe some of you were tipped in $DOGE and became holders that day, cause that's how it happened to me.. 

I know in this forum, majority of us trade on CEX while others trade on DEX, and I can see there's DEX vs CEX debate as well, but let's keep that aside and I ask you something, have you seen the recent growth of some CEXs? These numbers don't lie if you look at it. 
So most of us know that Binance is the top1 one and only has been growing since, and also they recently had a good increase in Q1 spot trading volume growth according to cryptorank, reference here: twitter.com/CryptoRank_io/status/1776233217311338824

Looking at this report, even though I was surprised to see that other CEXs like Bitget, Bitmart, Bybit and others took lead as they experience rapid expansion. Binance could have easily totally taken the top spot in this report, but I guess it makes sense, that it's just failing to regulate in some regions and these other CEXs are listing tons of new tokens all the time. Since that means more choices and a much bigger market for everyone. Super helpful for projects that have been around for a while but haven't snagged a Binance listing yet.
So now I wonder what else things that drive them to have a good report this year?

As you may agree or not, CEXs generally have much higher trading volumes than DEX and that makes it for users to buy and sell on the CEX rather than on DEX.