Well, you always survive unless you decide to commit suicide.
Let's say that life is a gamble, so sometimes you win and sometimes - maybe more often - you lose.
If you don't like this, then don't play

These antics are absolutely ridiculous and only serve to make themselves - bad - publicity.
Especially since it seems that the masks are produced in Wuhan ... who knows if you could create a Maskcoin ...

t is very good to take precautions to defend your assets, however taking into account that no protection is 100% guaranteed.
Unfortunately, if a hacker really wants to enter your computer, there is almost certainty that he will succeed.
So, be careful.
Above all, not to notice ...

Now? It seems to me that this season of shitcoins has lasted for a year and a half now, and there is no sign of recovery.
In fact, I'd say 99% of the altcoins died forever.
I have some and I decided to keep them just as a souvenir ...

With all the confidence I can have in crypto, bitcoin is bitcoin and has existed for ten years, gold has been gold and has been used for more than five thousand years.
Honestly, if I have to invest to preserve value, I prefer gold ...

I don't know if crypto-friendly countries really exist: all countries want money.
Now maybe they tell you that it's not true, to encourage you to put your piggy bank there, but at any time the laws can change. The best thing is to leave the cryptocurrencies in crypto and occasionally change what you need.

And what do you recommend to do to remove "negative influences"?
A voodoo ritual?
There are no "negative influences", different opinions exist, and - sometimes - negative ones are the most correct.
Simply, it is necessary to analyze things rationally, without senseless optimisms.

It's not about "considering", it's not about "opinions"; simply, a year and a half ago almost all of the altcoins lost between 95% and 99% of the value, and never recovered it (and the probability that it does is minimal).
So what are we talking about?

Well, it's very easy, since almost all altcoins are shitcoins, it is sufficient to say that - whatever the currency we are talking about - to say that it is a shitcoin, with 99% probability of guessing ...

Forecasts of this type are of little use, because the variables involved are many. In principle, a possible collapse of the stock exchange should correspond to a greater interest in the crypto, but in fact anything can happen.

By now no one uses crypto in everyday life: those who believe that they will have a future keep it, those who think that everything will end in a bubble have probably already been freed from it.
So there are only speculative exchanges, and this is obviously the biggest limit to crypto development.

Those who meet in Davos are not the real powerful, but it is only the puppets manipulated by the real powerful that pull the threads.
The decisions have already been made, what happens there is only a show for journalists.

There is a question that no one seems to ask: but if the whole known world (USA, China, Russia, Europe, etc.) is in debt, and this debt rises more and more, then who the hell is the creditor?
Who is waiting to be refunded?
There is something very strange about all this ...

I will never tire of repeating it: if a crypto is controlled by a government, it is no longer a crypto but a simple and banal electronic money, regardless of how elaborate it is the way they try to convince us.

When I hear this news I get furious: it's not bullish, it's pure bullshit!
Bitfoin was born to get rid of the power of banks; it doesn't make the slightest sense that a bank decides to "keep" the bitcoin !!!!!
It is just one of the many scams that power invents to block the advance of the crypto.

Well, I would say that as regards the altcoins, these have already practically disappeared from the scene, having lost between 95 and 99% of their value, and have no hope of recovering it.
If this also happens to bitcoin ... many greetings to crypto ...

I think these questions - which would make sense in traditional economics - have no meaning when it comes to crypto.
The movements are too dependent on the individual choices of the few who manipulate the market, and in any case USD and BTC travel on totally independent paths.

There is always someone who does not understand that money is not value, but only a representation of value.
Money - if it is not based on real wealth - is only paper.
So, no: printing money is absolutely useless, only to create problems for citizens.

Once I believed it too, and I really hoped that crypto could serve to create a different world.
In fact, bitcoin does not seem to spread, and although it is certainly possible to make good profits - it will hardly change the world as we had hoped. Patience, it will be for another time.

It is not known how it will end, but surely the banks will not agree to lose their power without fighting.
So banks - and other institutions - will invent things that will make you believe that it is crytpo but it is not. Like this.