It is known that in some U.S. states as well as in some other countries, the higher your income, the higher your taxes, while in others, the lower your income, the lower your taxes. The simple question I would like to ask you is this: which would you choose, to accept a job with high income in a where the cost of living is high and you pay high taxes, or go for a low paying job in a state where the cost of living is low and the taxes are low? After all, taxes never end.

Don't keep your coins in an exchange and don't waste time to transfer your funds from an exchange to your noncustodial wallet after the purchase of your bitcoin from p2p trader if you are the type that buy bitcoin regularly. If you receive any funds into your wallet that you don't know the sender, freeze the coins and transfer all your funds to a different wallet which you created for that purpose.

Government or exchange cannot freeze your coins when they're in your noncustodial wallet. Not your keys.. Not your coins.

Someone said Satoshi Nakamoto revealing himself as the owner of BTC will actually affect the value of it in a negative way, is that true or just a way of saying that curiosity is what makes BTC stand up till today? What do you think?

What are you doing with your bitcoin…?

Hodl Hodl Hodl

So you won’t be left out ……….this is a green light for people doubting Bitcoin long term capabilities.

We need to be thinking reasonably before putting ourselves into Bitcoin investment so that we will surely achieve our goals for what we're chasing. Many investors are really making mistakes when investing in Bitcoin, meaning some don't know how much money to keep for savings purposes and how much money to invest. Since you have the belief that you will surely get profit if you invest in Bitcoin, but know the funds you invested. Not the one that you will use for the short term and break your plans. Most people that you see are getting huge profits in crypto, not because they have full knowledge about it, but because they think deeply and know when to buy and hold for the long term.

I just searched and it's not showing me this sponsored result. Only https://app.uniswap.org, which is the official one, appears

It's funny how Google was against cryptos, didn't allow any real advertising, but now lets some phishing through 

just use an adblocker like ublock origin and u don't see any ads on google search pages including sponsored phishing site links.

here's how it looks on my end with adblocker turned on:
clean, no bs, search results.

In my opinion, you can only start Bitcoin DCA at the current price if you plan to hold it for at least 10-15 years. But if we start from a 4-year cycle, then the average purchase price in this case will be lower than the current price, which may lead to a loss.

Learn not to be greedy. A profitable trader doesn't praise for how he's good with his trades but on how he's able to take those profits that he can. Because many of the traders are liking to screenshot their paper profits but doesn't like to take it. It comes up with a discipline on how he should be done. Because if it's not for their greediness, they'll lose every profit that they have made with their trades. And so, that's the reason a profitable trader is the real trader that should be set as an example and not enough to just win trades but also to take profits.

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I agree with you that the value of the coins in your mobile wallet shouldn't exceed the value of the device itself. The problem is that you can have $500 in Bitcoin, for example, and in less than a year the price rises and you suddenly have over $1,500. I'm not a big fan of moving my coins if it's not strictly necessary, but in cases like the mentioned one shouldn't be lazy and should move at least a part elsewhere.

It seems very logical, but from my own experience I will tell you that there is a kind of psychological barrier that makes you leave things as they are, call it procrastination.

However, it's important to note that there are little charges of 0.3% on all funds collected through this account since it's called Payment Collection Account. The maximum being #100

Many people see Bitcoin as quick money but they is another side to it, the pressure attached every decision or move in the market and your heart begins to beat fast sometimes it goes up and you are happy then it dumps and you begin to panic. Their is profit and their is pressure too. Sometimes I wonder if am the only one feeling this mental stress when trading BTC. How do you guys handle the pressure? Do you guys HODL no matter what happens or you sell quick so as to avoid regret? Because the pressure is real.

I know that feeling as I have been there too and over time you just get used to feeling that bitcoin will surge in price sooner or later.
So even if there's a minor fall in price, your belief in bitcoin will not let you stress over it.
To keep yourself updated, you can just look for the price may be once or twice in a week.
Other than that, there's no real need to keep monitoring the price every few hours.

If you are not running a node to connect to your wallet, then no need to run a node, especially a complete node that requires you to spend to get it done.

It is not true, you don't need to own a node to be certain you own Bitcoin. There is no big deal to own Bitcoin, investors buy Bitcoin and hold, the only technical knowledge you need is how to properly store your Bitcoin in a safe wallet.

If you want your node connected to your wallet, you have to run a complete node, which will cost buying more storage, average investors are unlikely to keep up the cost.

What pushes the wealthy to want to become wealthier is determination to stay on top, they understand that wealth can vanish if it's not sustainable. I believe that wealthy people have phobia for poverty, they are afraid to become poor like the those that comes to them for help. This is the reason why most financially wealthy people will do almost anything to become more wealthy because it is better to go from grace to grace than descending from grace to grass. Everybody wants the good life and those that have it knows that if they relax they might not be able to compete with other wealthy people.

Some people think that Bitcoin is so good that keeping there business finances or income in Bitcoin is the best idea forgetting that it is very wrong to do that.
As we all know bitcoin is highly volatile in nature and so when you keep your business income or money in Bitcoin it risk you losing some part of your money and also affecting your business because Bitcoin can drop in price at any minute and when that happens the money you kept in Bitcoin will drop in price and since the money is meant for your business the drop of it will affect your business financially and can lead to the fall of your business, money is what they use to run a business when there's no money the business will fall.
So don't keep your business money or income in Bitcoin so has to avoid lost, keep your business money in Fiat currency or a stable coin like USDT.

Failure is something every trader will meet along the way, but it should never be seen as the end of the road. Losses and mistakes are simply part of the process that build experience and resilience over time. Even the best traders face setbacks, and what makes them stronger is that they use those moments to learn and refine their approach instead of giving up. Success in trading is not about avoiding failure, but about having the patience and discipline to keep moving forward despite it.

Many people confuse trading with gambling without even realizing it. The difference usually comes down to having a plan. If you’re trading with a system, whether it’s risk management rules, entry/exit signals, or a journal to track your progress, you’re trading. But if you’re buying because Twitter is hyped or selling because you’re scared of a red candle, that’s gambling. The way to avoid this trap is to treat every trade like part of a process. Even a small win or a small loss becomes useful if you write it down, review it, and adjust. But if you’re just clicking buy and sell hoping for luck, you’ll end up frustrated.

If you really want to grow, focus less on the excitement and more on discipline. That’s what separates traders from gamblers.

Maybe op has to throw more light on what he meant as I am also trying to comprehend what he mean over there. Of course 25x seems to be too higher for some who doesn't have much equity and could be liquidated then just imagine 500x how do you think he could survive the market if things happens to go the opposite?