Why don't you try copy trading while learning? On the other hand, you'll be able to explore new TA and technical abbreviations from YouTube, which is the best and only source to learn about trading and its terminologies. Moreover, if you want to learn from a platform, there is a lot of free content available on Instagram and Facebook. You need to search for crypto trading, and hundreds of suggestions will appear there. For copy trading, Bitget, Bybit, etc. are undoubtedly good options.

That's a great decision and seems enthusiastic, but how do you think about competition? At the same time, there are a lot of giant Dex and Dapps like Trustwallet, Phantom, MEW and Bitget Wallet, etc. available, gonna get you strong rivalry. How do you defeat them?

That's truly a curiosity in a way, but checking it too frequently is a good habit, and I often do, no matter whether it's in CeX or Dapp, but yes, that's a good habit. At least you'll be assured that your funds are SAFU and you are complying with the platform guidelines. Frequent checking might even indicate that you need any additional follow-up with platforms and you may bring those changes to your account immediately. This happened to me once after a long time. When I opened the platform, I noticed that due to not following the guidelines and not updating my account with the latest rules, I was unable to deposit or withdraw my assets. Later on, after successfully completing KYC, I was able to use my account. Which centralised exchanges do you think are safe, and do you use them? Nowadays, I have shifted to Bybit and Bitget after Binance was restricted; however, after following government guidelines, Binance is again enabling its operation here, but still, I don't get the same favouritism as it had earlier.

That's a good question, and the honest answer would be if you're getting chunky earnings from it, then I would say I'm ready to be filled with this addiction 😄 Nowadays, people are trading on-chain projects and showing picture-like futures that truly attract into trading. Some of them are KITTY, MIFFY, and AVO, with more than 200% profit.. all tradeable from Bitget On-Chain.

Which one of these following DePIN projects are you interested in exploring? Aside from those prominent ones, Pocket Network native $POKT is also joining them in this category and mostly getting a new spot in #Bitget soon ♾️
$ICP $TAO $RENDER

Also, I feel that the telegram bot is a bit risky, and integrating a wallet there may put your account at risk. Whenever you create a Dapp wallet there, you have to be much more aware, in case scammers get access will compromise your assets.

There are multiple options available, no doubt about that, but if you consider P2P, a regulated platform would be much better than an unknown platform. I have been frequently using Bitget to convert into INR and I believe the same EURO is available for trading. Always test and rely on a secure and safe platform.

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Exactly this is the keynote of a trader and this attitude brings more good outcomes for them. Sharing my personal experience, I have been trading actively but after adding some BGB, ELON I'm almost at a 50% loss still I'm holding them tightly because I have calculated their potential and last time I did the same for ETH later after 1-1.5 years I sold it at its peak so one has to learn how to stick with a project but of course, you have to determine their stability in this market.

Does this wallet allow you to change your password? If yes, you can do it on your own unless you don't change the password. How can others do it, and so there's no point in acquiring your wallet, right? Which Dapp do you use right now? I'm using Bitget Wallet, Trust Wallet and Solana-based Phantom sometimes.

I have been trading for more than 3 years now, but for the first time around 2017, I purchased BTC at 350-400 USD for the first time.l, but I wasn't much aware of trading then. Time passed, things changed, and then Binance launched. I have been using it for a while, but its aligned rules and trading fees sometimes discourage me, so I have found some alternatives to this, such as Bitget now, which was an earlier mexc, Bybit, Kucoin, etc.

Yes, I do agree with it; they learn on their own, and that helps them discover more from scratch. Btw what was the first trading platform you used to trade? Mine Zebpay, an Indian CeX, and I grabbed $BTC at 350-450 USDT and it was my first trade there. Currently, I'm more occupied in trading and often using multiple traditional CeX like Bitget, Binance, etc.

What do you think about which exchange is the best for arbitrage trading, P2P, and why? I have been using top exchanges including Bitget. I often experience friendly trading and supporting customer support on this platform despite its huge user base.

Bitcoin is always a primary Crypto in the crypto space. Whenever we use the term Blockchain or Crypto we remind and signify BTC as one. As time passes, we have been meeting with a variety of projects and products. What was your initial buying for BTC.. mine 500 USDT? Additionally, I booked some ETH early but now no holding except BGB or BNB amongst the top 20

It depends on a few factors, such as which exchange or trading platform you're relying on, how frequently you explore the market, meme ownership, etc. Most of the time, I have noticed Bitget is associated with potential listing and lucrative memes like TRUMP, MELANA, WIF, etc., early before any other exchanges to spot it and that gives an additional advantage to interested traders.

Those are talking about the MDOGS meme. I guess it's another meme but with a key utility like P2E that makes it slightly potential. It's also listed on Bitget, Mexc etc.

TBH, I don't feel memes are valuable; we forgot that those are only launched to have some fun with crypto, resulting in those being at the bottom and throwback will require massive dominance. People nowadays prefer to trade anything. Just what matters to them is to make money from it, and this greed brings them down but that doesn't matter you avoid memes you can add but carefully and a small part heading as long as you bear the consequences meanwhile focus on primary projects or with utility based currencies like BNB, BGB, SUI, Matic etc.

Coinbase, indeed, is a renowned one, but I don't feel a friendly interface as similar as I see from Binance, Bitget or any other pro-mode exchanges. UI is pretty horrible; however, only because of its longevity most users trust this CeX. Thus, it retains its position in the market. There are several other exchanges available now depending on from which region you're coming so I can suggest some.

So, is it something like making your metaverse world and purchasing your plots for real money? Gaming projects are coming in this way nowadays, and similarly, I have come across another gaming platform, MOMO AI, but it's slightly different. As far as I understand, it's a social gaming platform, which means this platform emphasizes social interaction within its game, allowing players to form communities, complete tasks together, and share achievements. This is similar to mini militia although I haven't played yet. There, you'll enter the Dungeon and then level up to the next. Its native token MTOS is currently Pre traded in Bitget exchange.

BGB was at its peak around $7, and BWB migration led to another expansion. Now BWB holders will be a part of the BGB ecosystem and get all the benefits, this was one of the reasons for this pump.