As the bull run approaches, I'm hunting for promising tokens while my hunger for airdrops keeps increasing lol.. Recently, I discovered Masa on X and was impressed by its achievements. As documented in their whitepaper , masa graduated from Binance's program and securing funding from investors like Anagram and Digital Currency Group.. but i still don’t know if this is enough ground for a project to remain bullish. And if it’s ideal to let our personal data get modified for extra stipends since that’s what the project is all about..

I am also hungry for airdrops, but my stomach is not taking them all in, as it's small and airdrops are a lot. This means some are paid, and some are time-consuming, and I am amazed to see the rate at which they keep coming. I am in various TG groups and all of them bring almost 50 messages daily, some are repeating while mostly are not. I am trying hard to join them all but am unable to do so.

Besides, I don't think its wise to sell or modify your personal data for some funds, and it also depends on the type of the data we are using, if its email, number, then that's another thing, but if its our ID cards then that's matters, but we can trust big projects which are legit. And let me remind you that, we should not raise our hopes with one or two airdrops and sit idle until they give us some results. In airdrops we have to keep joining them all.

Avi seems to be a smart guy, I think he should not be sentenced but as the jury found him guilty what can be done, I mean he did not break any kind of rules, he used the platforms according to there rules, and he deposited $5 million USDC which pumped the Mango token, then he took a loan and the loophole was the mango platform provided more loan then the amount is in collateral. I mean that's not a mistake that is done without any purpose.

Still, the jury thought he manipulated the price by first injecting the money, hmmm. No words on it, but hey they are justice system know more than me, but here I had a case in which one of my classfellow hacked into our learning management system and changes the results. He did not get fined or punished because the system said he did not made any mistake he was only using the website and found a loophole which you guys left wide-open so its your mistake.

Instead of focusing on just Bitcoin it is important to hold some altcoins too because if Bitcoin increases in its worth after halving then altcoins will also show growth so it will sound good for you if you take advantage of both.

There are some altcoins that have the ability to increase in price more as Bitcoin moves positively so if someone has not held any altcoins yet so they can buy now because price is not much higher as that will be after halving when altcoins season occurs.

I think one should continue his investment in both Bitcoin and altcoins with a specific selling target and sell one by one after achieving the target.

People are keep on trying to be anonymous in crypto but in their social accounts they provide their real identity. Honestly, in most cases here in crypto I have provided a KYC especially in CEX. And once we provide our identity, we have no idea what their plan on it. So in this case, it doesn't matter if you provide KYC, just pick out the right platform to provide your identity by doing a deep research on it.

Yeah same here, the only risk providing personal details in KYC is data breach or the platform might sell your identity. We should not provide personal details here online or else something we don't expect will happen just like identity thief whoch is quite common online especially social media.

$2 million is small amount for Binance, so it's not surpirsing they simply decide to pay the fine. IMO it's also possible they lose more money due to ban by India early of this year. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

Indeed, $2 million dollars can easily be paid by Binance that's why they paid it, as they can make it in a month maybe because the population of India is a lot and a lot of people are into Crypto using Binance as a main trading exchange. I have seen that after the ban many Indians have converted to using ByBit and OKX mainly I doubt if they will return to using Binance again.

As when Binance was banned from India I heard the news and saw the reaction of people, I can assume how much in panic they might be. That's why I said it must be hard for Indians to trust Binance again. Even if they have paid the fine, the real question now stands is are they complying with the Indian's rules and regulations now? I assume by paying fine means they are, so they are good to be used again.