Well, I don't know if it's a good idea to circulate your documents on the deep web, you never know what you can get at.
And since the airdrops produce only a few tokens, I don't think it's worth it.

In the crypto world the occasions can be good, but they last very little and you have to take them when they are there.
The bounty had a moment - two years ago - in which they earned very well. Then everything collapsed and now it's just a waste of time.

Since you are paid in coins that do not yet exist, it does not seem to me that there is any cost.
It is a bet on the fact that what you receive.
My altcoins have disappeared, including scams and loss of value.
But in the meantime I managed to convert some into fiat, so I can't complain.

The whole economy is a "scam" and is destined to die.
Moreover, this also applies to any other human activity.
Things are born, grow, die. We too.
The important thing is to know how to take advantage when it's time.

Honestly, the volume of trade in the crypto world is so low and niched that I don't think it has any tangency with the "real" economy and its "wars".
Bitcoin leaps depend much more on whale speculation.

After all my altcoins have reached virtually zero, I have very few tips to give
The point is that the main feature of the crypto world is instability and insecurity, which is precisely what it produces - if we are good and lucky - big gains.
If you don't like it, invest in mutual funds

If we start talking about conspiracies, we don't know where we can go. It is clear that in the globalized world everything will be different. A period of great conflicts awaits us, which will lead to the construction of this famous new world order.
What will happen then, nobody knows.

Edit: please note that this is my post Nr. 666

The blockchain will surely revolutionize our way of life, not necessarily for the better.
No one has yet figured out exactly what the possible applications will be, and we often forget that using the blockchain in crypts is only one of the possible applications. We'll see.

A currency managed by Facebook is obviously centralized and under total control of the system.
That is, just a click to take away all your belongings and keep you from acting.
Exactly the opposite of the spirit of Bitcoin.

"Crises" are intrinsic to the capitalist system, because it is clear that no system can grow indefinitely. So, periodically, the system resets itself.
The important thing is to understand that if you know how to manage things you can earn more in times of crisis than in normal times.

I do not know if it is one of the many fake news that circulates, however it is clear that a currency managed by China can only be totally centralized. So it will be a very trivial electronic money but certainly not a crypto

That money is a political and not a technical problem is a truism.
It would be rather worth trying to understand how these political decisions can be foreseen and directed to our advantage, otherwise the discussion is the usual complaint about the corruption and incompetence of the rulers.

I see no difference, the investor is simply a gambler who knows he is, while the common man is convinced that he has certainty and does not realize that all life is just a bet with different degrees of probability.

Everyone would like to have some certainty about the future of the market. It is true that no one is understanding anything about it, and all predictions are regularly denied by the mysterious moves of whales. If we want to make money, better make some friends among the big fish ....

I have only reinvested the gain of the bouties, so - when the altcoins collapsed - I didn't have the impression of having lost money, because I practically never had them. But of course it was unpleasant ...

Well, bitcoin - as long as it remains online - is no different from video game points, so it doesn't make sense for it to be taxed. It will be if and when it is converted into fiat money, and indeed the rulers are studying the system to succeed.
But for the moment, with a little care, you can still rest easy and the FED can co to hell...

Scams have been a problem since the world existed, certainly not born with the crypto. There is always someone who tries to get an unfair advantage by deceiving the good faith of honest people. However it is quite easy to defend oneself, very often those who let themselves be scammed deserved it.

Certainly the loan market will pose several new problems, above all with regards to the guarantees, the competences and the reimbursement systems. But in the end it's always about money, and it won't take long to find a practical solution to the new problems.

I don't know if these control systems really help protect honest traders. It seems to me that not only are they useless, but they expose them to the theft of data and documents by the bad guys, while the scammers quietly continue to make their own comfort.

This thread has been dragging on for more than a year, and it does not seem to me that there is an improvement in the situation, as far as the public's knowledge of the crypto world is concerned.
Until there is a more stable change, and above all the use procedures will not be simplified, bitcoin will not be able to replace anything.