Here is another example on why we really need to be quiet in our social media and not tell about our crypto investment as we might be the next target.

https://img.youtube.com/vi/QMgwDwDjSLg/0.jpg

In this case, streamer and content creator Kaitlyn 'Amouranth' Siragusa has been the target by this criminals as they force her to reveal where in the stash of his crypto. It's good thing that she has the presence of mind to bring the criminals to his husband who is waiting for a ambush as he was able to hit one of the assailant and husband and wife escape and the criminals was caught later.

We’ve seen DeFi, NFTs, memecoins, AI tokens… but what’s coming next? Will it be real-world assets (RWA), L2 ecosystems, something in gaming, or maybe something completely new?

Curious to hear your thoughts - where do you think the smart money is going next cycle?

Hi what are your thoughts on new coins in binance? Any recommendations? With btc going down and a bit slow I might try something new to invest in with extra cash. Eth was doing great then seems to follow btc trend this week. New coin with a future prospect to flourish would be a great investment?

Thanks 

Like my account recovery a few years ago because I did a password reset via a secret query and it got my account locked.

[HELP] My Account is Locked

The only way is to use the recovery via the email connected to the Bitcointalk account.
If the email used is invalid or uses a temporary email, there is no other way to restore your account.

The importance of using a valid email but not a primary email, Email is specific to crypto use.
Because if you use the main email, you are more at risk of receiving a lot of spam and some phishing links.

AI is becoming a big part of our everyday lives, and as a trader, I think that's a great thing. It makes so many tasks faster and easier. For example, instead of spending time drawing trend lines, looking for bullish news, or checking market sentiment, you can now get all that information just by using a simple prompt with the latest tools on trading exchanges. I can count a few I've seen.

Some people may see it differently, but I believe AI helps take a lot of the hard work out of trading. It lets you focus more on making smart decisions instead of doing the same tasks over and over again.

If you feel the same way or have had good experiences using AI in trading or in other parts of life, feel free to share. It’s interesting to see how others are using it and what kind of results they’re getting. Later in the thread, I'll share a detailed experience of mine.

In our field if you can make long term predictions then you wouldn't call it volatile really, because you can predict what it is going to do exactly from a couple to a year up front sometimes even years up front. It only looks volatile to people who aren't sure what they are doing. (Yes technically by literal definition it is and has been but who cares about technicalities). You could entirely very safely predict that when regulations would go through BTC will go into chaos while ETH would draw power from it just because why they are both used. (BTC would only stand if they make it something more).

Once you come out of a mixer or coinjoin, you could send your coins 2 or 3 more times to other addresses, within some time. Maybe something like this will help? I can't help but think that if mixers and coinjoin were such a problem, that you would see accounts frozen and flags all over the place and we are not seeing that. I know accounts do get suspended, but is it really happening at such a high level? Does not appear to be the case. Coinjoin has a lot of daily traffic. I don't like the idea of changing my btc for xmr, and then back. What if there is a price increase? I am taking look at some of the above privacy guides, they look like they have good info in them.

send your coins 2 or 3 more times to other addresses

While Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, Crypto.com, and Bybit are the most widely recognized crypto exchanges, is there anything else do you use?

You haven't seen the thread in this board because I moved it from Service Discussion where it was originally at. Unfortunately, like you say, not many exchanges can be trusted nowadays, unless they are either (a) full regulated, or (b) simple P2P based, without legal form.