It is good that people in Venezuela have found a temporary solution for all that disaster they're currently struggling with. Using crypto gives them some freedom and the possibility to avoid giving their money to the government, while the latter keeps stealing it. And that is why, I think, none of the state-backed cryptos will work in Venezuela, for the same reason Petro didn't work. It's just the same old government, only trying to manipulate people and the local economy for their own good by means of self-made cryptocurrency, over which they have total control. I think, for now, the population will turn to Bitcoin as a lifesaver until this whole situation is resolved.

Most crypto users are familiar with the HODL (Hold On for Dear Life). It's a good thing if you can HODL. I want to say HODL for dear life, not for lifetime. There is a reason why am I saying that. During the last bull run in 2017, I had more than enough funds to start a real life business by selling my Bitcoin. And to be honest, starting a real life business was too important for me since I was doing a job abroad. But sadly, I was greedy and had been waiting for more bumps. Eventually, I regret and now I can't do anything with that fund since bought a dew worthless shitcoin.

So if I HODL for dear life, then I should sell it for my need. Even I would won more BTC now since there were many opportunities when bitcoin dropped up to $3K.

What's your opinion? Should we HODL for Life or for Lifetime?

They are of the point of view that since internet cannot replace the newspapers, the same is true with the banks. Being a crypto lover, i would love to see banks eliminated but does these big people with so much money will let that happen  

I understand that you know about trading but unfortunately, it doesn't work well. It is a big question why? and for that long, there is nothing it happens to you but instead, I hear you still complaining.

I suggest examining what went wrong with your trading knowledge, strategy, or something to say that you are just relying on others to decide on your behalf. Or you are lazy enough to work improving your skills and don't have the courage to try others which is very important when you wanted to grow and see more passive results.

If you want low risk but good profit then you can invest on ethereum, BNB, Cardano and so on. Otherwise, you can buy amepay at this time and wait for big exchange listing.

BNB sounds like a good coin to me. If you bought it a week ago, your expected 3x profit will be easily covered by the pumps recently but today I can't expect that BNB would pump fast like the one we experienced this week. If you also want to short-term hodl some altcoins it better to buy now since we are on a correction right now and there are alts that go on a dip.

No need to go too far into research. The top coins are there to tell the story and your required answer.
Check in CMC.
In my own experience, I just do it all in bitcoin with minor amount to alts.

Binance coin is a good choice but yet, you could say it may be at an expensive price right now.
We really have no idea if the pump will keep on going or not.

i learned about
Japanese candles
classic analysis
EW theory
harmonic analysis

and about the Indications, i learned how to use  
RSI
MACD
stoch rsi
and volume profile

should I add anything to this?

So, I have small amount of cryptocurrency I bought and mined over the years and will HODL, but I am seeing news articles and advertisements about earning interest on my coins. And the returns are not bad--5 to 7% per year.

It seems BlockFi is the front runner. They seem to have partnerships with the major US crypto exchanges, e.g. Gemini and Coinbase (I am in the USA). I am also googling and trying to educate myself.

But, I have serious concerns about learning my crypto to 3rd parties. What happens if the institution that I loan to, for example BlockFi, goes brankrupt? I assume I will lose my crypto. Would it be safer to loan to an exchange and I don't run that risk?

What are your experiences so far with loaning your crypto?
What place do you loan to, or recommend loaning your crypto to?

Please stop this kind of topic. There's no point discussing who will be the next Ethereum. Since a few years ago, there have been discussions like this and a lot of tokens and coins have been said to be the next Ethereum.
But not any of them did follow the path of Ethereum.

If doing it full time, starting from let's say $10,000 to play with, and btc being in between the same volatility now and how it was about a year ago when it was at around 6k..what could you net a month, realistically?