Whatever he will do with his money is his own personal business and with that the market should not really care. People like Michael Saylor is in the crypto business to make the most money they can and because of this they should not be regarded like the standing hero for the industry. We know that Michael Saylor has become a very popular figure  for things Bitcoin and he is a big influencer that can practically move the direction of the market if he wants to...so he is therefore a whale whose slight movement left and right can have repercussions in the market. Sadly, this should not have been because Bitcoin is of the people and should stay as such. One big reason Satoshi Nakamoto left on the scene is so that there will be no central figure that may command the direction of the decentralized platform he help invent and yet we heaped on some figure the influence which should not be, in the first place.

I was going to send around $40 worth of bitcoin to an exchange but when I saw the fees above $100, I had no choice but to retreat. It's very crazy, funny and annoying at the same time...

Indeed, it would be so crazy to pay $100 just to send BTC with $40 in value. The sad part is that with a situation like this, there is nothing we can do but just stay still and do nothing. Of course, it would be different if you are sending Bitcoin worth at least $100K as the possible fees can be negligible but for one who is sending normal amount of Bitcoin this is bad. However, since the rate happened immediately before, on or after the halving, then maybe we can understand, The only thing to note is that actually there is no big jump in the price of Bitcoin and so what we experienced is the jump in fees. I am expecting that as the dust will settle, we can get back to the normal fees (which to me remains to be high, in reality).

With the halving already occurred, there is no significant move in the price of Bitcoin so it means it can be considered already as "sell the news" event emphasizing that in the short-term we can not expect dramatic movement upwards for BTC but looking at it in the long-term lens the sentiment is very much positive for Bitcoin. Now, that means we can expect BTC to be back at the shattered ATH record within weeks and then if the market will agree it can go beyond the $100K within 2024. The idea here is that it is time to HOD Bitcoin and never to sell unless one is in an emergency situation. The market will eventually rise as time goes on so we don't have to be distracted by its current rate, just like in the past.

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Will BNB emulate the less popular altcoins that offer a huge amount of profit such as APY between 150 and 300%. What can we expect from the price because it seems to be in an undecided middle, fall or rise?

With the success already achieved by BNB in terns of price ad influence, it would be hard to expect that one can get a high ROI when you invest with it. You should have enter BNB when it was just priced at $10 because by then holding it until now can mean a windfall for your pocket. But it does not mean that investing your money with BNB can be a bad decision as it is already considered to be one of the top digital assets and you can be sure that there is some room for it to grow though one should not expect like x5, x10 or even x100 since that would already be impossible. In case one is looking never to be victimized by shitcoins or those memecoins that will fail to capture the imagination of the market, I am sure BNB is quite a lot better.

The blockchain space seems to be incorporating a lot of persons into it. Artists and creators are being given opportunities to earn.

We know that the blockchain technology is a very game-changing one and this can be positively impacting many industries as well as millions of people now and into the future. With that potential at hand, even China which banned cryptocurrency is actually pursuing developments on how to capitalize on the blockchain technology so as to pole-vault their economy into the future and be the top among its peers. We are now in the new era where creativity can be monetized well and creators are given the value they all deserve. There is now a shift on how creators can market their wares and we now have an expanded market on arts in different forms. Of course, we are so familiar with NFT as we learned of news of NFTs that pitched even millions of dollars in the market but beyond those very exciting news the blockchain can also work well with small and even unknown artists so they too can find their niche and slowly expand their popularity. One thing the blockchain can benefit them is to ascertain authenticity of their works so we can avoid copy-cats, fakes and plagiarism in many types.

This is meant to discredit Trump because he is running in the next election, I don't know his chances he better groom himself this early, news like this is bad for his image.

This scam is riding on the popularity of a certain personality and as of now Trump remains to be the leading figure in the upcoming November presidential election and Biden is trailing behind in many polls, despite the many cases filed against Trump. In fact, if election is held today Trump will be the runaway winner. I remember that there was also a similar scam that used the supposed endorsement of Elon Musk and it was unfortunate that there were still people who got victimized despite the obvious tell-tale signs that it is nothing more than a fraud. Now, this will not in anyway affect Trump in his election bid as he is a very resilient man...am more concerned on the lawfare thrown on him left and right and the ongoing biased mainstream media working against him. Yes, in the past, there had been many Trump-inspired memecoins but most of them are dead now but there is one particular coin called as MAGA and is enjoying a good price in the market. While I understand well the meaning of MAGA, I am not sure what can be the connection with this with the ex-president if there is one. We should be careful not to be deceived by people who are using their creative prowess to victimize people...and they can even be based in North Korea, Nigeria or even in Cambodia.