Quote from: MrSpasybo on May 01, 2024, 11:18:31 PM

Quote from: Joseph Lee on May 01, 2024, 07:49:14 AM

The dip this week made me realise that I've been too narrow-minded in my dealings in this industry. For the past coupled weeks, I had been so fixated on trading and trying to find the next good pump that I overexposed myself and take heavy hits whenever dips happen. This week'sdip hit harder than others, and lessons have been learned. Now it's time for me to try my hands and luck in other areas while I wait for a correction. For the first time in a while, I'm in search of random events, contests and campaigns hosted by any reputable companies. I'd be happy if you could share some here.

I hope you haven't suffered too much loss during this strong but inevitable correction of the crypto market. Short traders are making profits, while the fear that is engulfing the market is taking away profits from holders. I think this correction will continue for a few more weeks, enough to make weak-hands sell their tokens and leave their positions.

I don't usually participate in events or contests in the crypto market, my luck is not good enough to help me win any contest, whether it's prediction or trading. You can refer to the websites of CEXs like Bybit or Bitget, they often organize Spot or Future trading events to promote their services to the trading community.

You're right about the two CEXs regularly holding trading events. Someone suggested Bitget's May Savings Carnival in the comments. The OP should consider it if he/she meet the requirements, instead of letting their tokens lie idle in their wallet.

How many of us use aliases in the crypto world? It's fascinating how biases related to sex, age, skin color, or body type seem irrelevant here—it's purely about your ideas and actions. I was on a call the other day, the presenter used a voice changer and there was no video. It felt freeing to engage purely based on the exchange of thoughts.

However, this anonymity has its downsides, it's easy to get scammed. Additionally, there are legal concerns, especially regarding taxation. Some countries are even reducing anonymity to prevent tax evasion. What do you think is a good balance between maintaining privacy and reducing potential misuse in the crypto space?

Quote from: robelneo on April 23, 2024, 10:55:33 PM

This deserves a poll, for me, I always go for the utility trend concepts, and hype on a project will come to pass and this kind of coin will become a thing of the past, but if you have a utility that benefits the community it will generate support and investment that will equate to market presence and will have a good long term value in the market.

And about the token you mentioned I haven't encountered but if it has value then go for it since you mentioned that they launched 2018 and they have a good standing in the market.

Same here. Seems it's about decentralized privacy data solutions..I'm reading more about it here. https://www.bitget.com/academy/what-is-ontology-ong-and-how-does-it-work from what I can read so far, utility project like this is definitely better than memecoins

Whenever the market is being bullish you can see lot of investment schemes to invest your cryptos which claims to provide unrealistic returns.

Crypto itself and investment and 99.9% of the time when someone ask you invest money like send money to an address and you will get 10% everyday or there are extreme cases who convince you that you will double the money you send instantly are obvious scams.

I am creating this thread after seeing an Instagram post that claimed exactly what I said above. Please be aware and stay away from scammers.