One of the disadvantages of being a very curious person is that you're always searching for a new mystery. Recently, I've been curious about the success of the first dog-based meme, specifically why it gained popularity so quickly.

Although I haven't conducted any deep research on it yet, its rapid success has inspired numerous other projects, generating buzz to this day. Many crypto traders jump on dog or cat-based memes. These days, we see narratives closely related to Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. I've come across a few, but does that mean they can replicate Dogecoin's or Shiba Inu's success? What's your take on the dog and cat narrative?

It seems I'm not the only one still wondering what the difference is between the newly released iPhone 16. However, I feel like people need time to get used to the product.

I understand the relation, mate - a transparency report is indeed needed. I believe it increases trust between users and the particular exchanges they're using. At least, that's how I feel when I saw my exchange's report. It showcased impressive stats: gaining 1.7 million new followers last month, boasting over 185,000 pro traders, and 840,000 copy trading followers, with more than 90 million successful trades and over $500 million in gains. Results like these make me want to explore the copy trading feature. I'm keen to see more impressive results as the exchange grows and keeps users in the loop.

I've noticed several influencers predicting a BTC breakout, but so far, it's yet to happen. Meanwhile, many traders have their own strategies, but I've been exploring new approaches. 

Recently, I've come across some interesting events that help with portfolio management, which got me thinking - there must be more opportunities like this out there. 

I'm on the hunt for events that can help me double my profits while minimizing losses. If anyone knows of such events, please share! I'm confident the bull run will come; I'm just waiting patiently.

Hi everyone, based on my experience trading, I've found that there are two types of crypto traders. The first type (No.1) sticks with the market through thick and thin, while the second type (No.2) takes breaks when the market seems to lack direction. 

I might be among the second type of trader, possibly because I'm still trying to find my footing in the market. In unpredictable times like these, I find myself looking for other opportunities to earn.

 I've mentioned before that I take breaks and explore passive income opportunities, with staking being my top choice. I'd still appreciate more suggestions on how to navigate the space and discover more interesting opportunities. Please share if you know of any.

I'm really kicking myself for missing the Taipei DeFi Summit! The opportunity to connect with industry leaders, like the COOs of top centralized exchanges, is invaluable. Imagine being in the same room, asking questions, and gaining insights from their experiences. 

I recall Vugar's thought-provoking thread on "Is the future decentralized?" - https://twitter.com/usithetalk/status/1822911745054195817. it's exactly the kind of discussion I wouldn't want to miss again. There's always the next event, but I'll make sure to prioritize attending these summits in the future.

I think the Ton ecosystem is one that came as a surprise to most, surpassing most ecosystems in terms of growth, not to mention the number of people who have been onboarded into the crypto space through Ton ecosystem projects. Many investors have their eyes on it, which is what made me constantly look into Ton ecosystem projects.

Take INVITE, for example - a social growth engine that rewards users for participating in its ecosystem, with a focus on community engagement and governance. Such projects, which find innovative ways to give back to their communities, are one of the reasons newbies get onboarded into the crypto space easily. What are your thoughts on Ton ecosystem projects?

Well, I've had several colleagues and mentors tell me that web3 is still new and fresh, and that I'm still early to the web3 space. I feel the same way about projects launching solutions - we can't expect to get it right the first time; it takes several trials. Take GameFi projects, for example. We keep seeing new projects building on the limitations of previous ones. 

At some point, I feel we'll get it right. Take MATR1X, a gaming platform that combines AI, blockchain, and Web3 technologies, for instance. Projects like this are building on the limitations of others. I'm still checking it out to see if there are any remaining limitations. What are your thoughts on the growth rate of web3? Are we growing fast enough?
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