If you are SOL token investore, I'd like to know your views on Solana and SOL:
Did the Solana incident impact your decision to invest in SOL?
Are you really bothered by the failure of the Solana blockchain?
Do you believe that in the uptrend in 2025, the SOL token price will still grow and will not be negatively impacted by Solana blockchain outages?

1. No, they wouldn’t necessarily lead me to not to invest in SOL entirely. I know there will be issues on the blockchain, cos not all things are perfect..

2. Nope

3. Yes, I believe it will grow and will become stronger, but of course there will be ups and downs.. You see the solana has become a hub of memecoins, and sooner or later it will take on other niches, like AI and more.

Most people lose in trading because they're not really prepared for it so certain qualities are necessary for someone to choose trading as a career path.

First thing is capital and risk tolerance, yes even though we can start trading with as low capital as possible but to make it as a career it needs atleast decent capital like $5000 range that will give better cushion to make trading decisions and could be enough to make something like needed for survival let's say $500  which itself 10% profit which is difficult but possible with right choices.

I would like to hear from you, what would you like to add into this list for someone who wants to make a career out of trading cryptos.

I always used my time to get airdrops and from that I build up my portfolio up to four figures amount, but since I don't really trade, I invested in some good projects for long term and some short term that gives me profit..

I don't think it's a good way to make a career with crypto. But would say if you can make a bussiness with crypto payments system, that's when you can make it.

Thanks for the responses guys. Appreciate it.. I'll reply one of you now

Quote from: Zisanan on November 30, 2024, 10:47:49 AM

Well, I was just thinking about this today since I wanted to buy TG Premium. Some people are selling it for way more than the official price, so I was thinking about getting my own virtual card. I heard it’s possible to use crypto and buy stuff with a card that lets you spend crypto.
But I’m not sure if these cards work on places like AliExpress, Netflix, or Google Play. Has anyone here used one before?

Well I actually don't know practically how they work either since I've actually not made use of any of them. Anyways I'm sure a couple of Centralised exchanges like binance do have them. Recently saw a couple of blogs online that bybit now offers a crypto card service.
I think the reason some people are not that much familiar with these cards is because it's mostly Centralised exchanges that offers them and aside from that, many people too are already used to swapping or selling off their crypto for a couple of dollars on their card to use for spendings like online shopping.

Haha then you must be on the same boat as I am since I don't know how they work. And I also don't want to pay for a card if they require, I want a virtual one instead of physical. How does Binance, Bybit card works? (Asking whoever is reading my comment here  )

You mean the crypto debit/prepaid cards? I have not used it before but according to what I read, it works just like credit cards but in a way the coin your are using in the card cransactions will be converted to fiat by the card provider automatically in a way the merchant will receive money in their respective local currencies.

I decided not to use one yet because I use the cards of the banks that I am using for such payment. I use it for Netflix, Prime Videos, YouTube etc. When the payment stopped working, there was one virtual MasterCard that I got on Binance which I used USDT to fund but it is in dollars after I funded it with USDT and I paid directly in dollars. But presently, my local banks are working for what I needed them for.

I'm not sure but I think it's called a prepaid card, acts as virtual card instead of physical one. Also, I don't really have a card provided from bank as I am currently a student.. I invested some money in crypto and got some profit, I sell them thru P2P and get money to Mobile banking.. But mobile banking isn't a option in google play store whereas India has UPI system etc.

I understand why you are thinking this about paying too much for TG Premium. Using virtual card that uses cryptocurrency might be good solution. Some people use these cards to buy things online but I am not sure if they work on websites like AliExpress or Netflix or Google Play. There are popular cards like Binance Card but you need to check what they offer and what rules they have before using them. If you are not sure you can ask their customer support or read what other users say about them. But if you ask me about the telegram premium so I will recommend a website that is fragment.com where you can buy Telegram stuffs. Like stars premium and other things with TON tokens.

I know that platform, but after they announced KYC, I left it as it was. I used it only to buy stars.
Well, the thing is, you can buy TG Premium using the card payment option, but what about other things? You can't buy Netflix with TON xD.

So, I think it's kind of cheap and easier to use a prepaid card than someone else's card (and I don't know anyone who has one). So, I prefer virtual cards. Does the Binance card operate the same as the Coinbase one? I have a friend who uses a Coinbase card, but it's actually physical. I also heard about the Bybit card from someone here, and there's a card called Premier Card on Bitget. So many options to look at, but I'll wait for other users here with experience to talk about it on this thread.

Yet another thread that should've posted on "Incentivised Posting / Shill" board. Anyway, unless this Zircut released before EigenLayer does, it means team behind it is lying about being the first.

And while i've seen some people about restaking, they usually talk about profit from airdrop rather than restaking APY rate or possible risk.

Hmm, I saw somewhere that Zircuit launched its staking program as part of its ZK rollup ecosystem, integrating restaking with incentives like Zircuit Points and migration rewards for its mainnet. Also, it focuses on combining staking with rollup-based scalability and security, while EigenLayer does that by purely extending Ethereum's security to external applications through restaking establishing itself as the first dedicated restaking protocol.

Anyways Zircuit has been in space. They've recently given fairdrop to 200K eigen users and currently having launchpool, hence that's why it's being discussed now here.
so no surprise when you see some common things being discussed and getting bumped.

In our society today, in order to earn money you must not be reluctant or lazy, you have to work in order to earn money.
Manual work is part of development of our society. If offers a sense of connection,  skill development and accomplishments. Doe, it have different challenges, it plays a key role in the development of our society and it contributes to skill and manual employments in the society. 
Manual work requires physical labour, although technology has made manual work so much easier, like in most factories, automated machines are used due to the scale of products. But some physical labours will still be required for the work.
Online jobs on the other hand  have become increasingly popular in recent years, offering flexibility and the ability to work from anywhere with an internet connection. There are various types of online jobs available, depending on your skills and interests. Some common online job opportunities include freelancing, where you can offer your services in areas like writing, graphic design, programming, or virtual assistance. Online tutoring or teaching is another option, allowing you to share your knowledge and expertise with others. E-commerce and online selling platforms provide opportunities to start your own business and sell products or services.To find online job opportunities, you can explore freelancing websites, job boards, or specialized platforms for specific industries. It's important to research and choose reputable platforms that offer fair compensation and protect your rights as a worker. Online jobs require discipline and self-motivation, as you'll be responsible for managing your time and meeting deadlines. It's also essential to have a reliable internet connection and necessary equipment for your chosen online work.

I think offline work is better than online... Online means using phone/computer, can cause eye strain, and sitting on the desk for long period of time. Plus, you don't even talk face to face.

while offline work, increase your social activity, helps you stay physically active, and allows for real-time collaboration without the distractions of constant notifications. It also creates opportunities for building stronger interpersonal relationships and maintaining a healthier work-life balance.