They both might share some common elements, but they are contrasting activities. With trading you often need strategic decision-making, analysis and research, while gambling is all about stakes. Crypto trading offers vast opportunities and risk free events like KCGI trading contest unlike gambling where you only rely on luck and chance

One of the beauties of the crypto ecosystem is that it never runs short of passive income opportunities. If you are not trading, you're lending, or you're staking, or you are simply doing something else that generates income for you as long as you are consistent and do it right. I came across a crypto trading competition in one of the top exchanges, tagged #KCGI on Twitter, you might want to check out if it meets your passive income demand.

This year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup has been almost unpredictable, the group stage especially had my bet slips cutting even before the start of games, lol. Fast forward to round of 16 and I was hitting it right with little efforts.

Now the finals draw nearer and it gets trickier, I just need one correct score to hit the jackpot, you wanna help guys?
What’s your take on the England vs Australia game?

You are right about the upgrading part, but it appears the purpose is to refine the general user experience and bridge the gap between DeFi and CeFi. If BitKeep was close source as you mentioned, maybe by successfully bridging this gap through the upgrade, the upgraded Bitget wallet will shift to an open-source ecosystem. What do you think?

With a wide variety of Web3 wallets in the market today, popular and widely-used wallets like Metamask, Trust Wallet etc have paved the way for an open and fair internet, but could they be all-sufficient?

As we know the innovations in this industry are boundless so I tend to tilt towards exploring options, recently alternating Metamask and BitKeep. What are your reviews about the later? and other reliable options you might suggest?

Mass adoption would have been fast-tracked if every youth embraces crypto innovation using their smart phones like you said, but if you looked at the low adoption especially in the eligible countries they enlisted here https://www.bitget.com/support/articles/12560603795739
you’d think maybe more awareness needs to be done.

If you are talking about the more established alts then I'd say ETH, BNB and ADA. But for the new projects with huge prospects, currently AIMBOT is one I'm convinced will be here for a long time. Learned about it when Bitget announced its listing, I took interest and researched, it appears to be aiding trading results and getting increasingly adopted

Never heard of it though, but I'm always mindful of the ease of depositing and withdrawing assets from my chosen exchange. Personally I don't experience such hassles when I use Bitget in the US
 

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If you analyse it unbiasedly, most projects in the  industry today are centered around enrichment, they might promise to profer real-life solutions but end up fading out even before they started. Memecoins only guilt is the admission that it is shitty and possesses no real-life use case. Personally I do memecoins to spice up my investment, and i find them interesting.

I agree with you, one can not be overly reliant on these tools, it's important to learn self-trading and compliment it with these tools for benefits bots offer. Aimbot I've seen does so well in identifying rugs and honey-pots, and is available 24/7 etc. So bots like this is not just reserved for novices but the experienced traders can do with the benefits i highlighted, plus the fact that traders need do no work but profit from holding the token.

Increased adoption of crypto has given way to more investors and traders trooping into the space to explore the vast opportunities. While crypto trading may be lucrative, only a few section of traders record significant profit consistently, largely because of the ambiguous nature of analysing charts and keeping tabs on cryptocurrencies.

In recent times we’ve seen traders opt for different trading tools and bots to raise their efficiencies and maximise their profits, but are they really effective compared to self-trading? I recently got wind of Aimbot as Bitget announced its listing, seeing it is one of those projects that promises to aid traders achieve improved results I decided to research and learn from the more experienced traders if they’ve researched this project, and their bias on AI trading assisting tools like this one.

Binance would have sufficed but considering OP’s preference for non mandatory KYC exchanges, Bitget like you suggested would be a valid option. I have read about a few reviews too–according to TokenInsights it is ranked as the fourth-largest CEX by trading volume in Q2 2023, its derivatives trading volume also had a surge. Additionally it is one of the few exchanges like Binance that has released its Proof-of reserves, and best known for being the largest Copy trading platform.

It would have been easier if every region can easily access information and capital, but you will agree with me that the case is different. This is why this particular program is targeted at recruiting youths from such regions and giving them the empowerment they need to understand this industry better and thrive.

You are probably from a country where crypto adoption has reached an impressive level or where you can easily access information and can't relate with the need to educate and create a smooth entrance for youths in less informed regions. The benefits if you ask me does not in anyway suggest these builders will be exploited, they get monthly renumeration, access to high-profile industry events, indepth crypto training, career path and so on. Even in well informed regions, trainings are still conducted for newbies.

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

This is what makes the difference really, it's never enough to release proof of funds but are they verifiable? I feel safer when these exchanges go the extra mile to provide this information to the public to actually audit them.

Many exchanges are investing in educational resources to help new users understand cryptocurrencies and how to use their platforms. This includes providing tutorials, blog posts, and other educational materials that can help demystify the often-complex world of cryptocurrencies. For instance, we have Binance Academy where users can build their knowledge about crypto and blockchain. Bitget also announced recently that it will host its first Crypto Experience Day with partnering universities and blockchain organizations on Aug 12, the International Youth Day in 9 countries as part of its Blockchain4youth project. You can find more information about it here.

https://www.bitget.com/blog/articles/bitget-to-host-its-first-crypto-experience-day

The point I'm driving at is that exchanges are now taking it upon themselves to foster the widespread adoption of crypto by educating and simplifying crypto and blockchain but this adoption we talk about won't happen overnight.

Proof of reserves is designed to get exchanges demonstrate transparency by proving that customers deposits are safe in their possession. In an industry riddled with uncertainties and fraud, the need to reassure investors that their funds are safe cannot be overemphasised.

In a bid to raise transparency and trust in cryptocurrency exchanges Proof of reserves allows customers and auditors to indeed verify that exchanges retain the funds they deposited in them.
Unfortunately only a handful of exchanges currently offer any kind of proof of reserves for their customers; while some cite security, cost and competitive disadvantages for their failure to release their proof of reserves, the bold ones have gone on to release theirs.

As a trader, do you feel safe using such exchanges that haven’t released theirs or should the more transparent ones be given preference?

AI trading might be gaining traction recently but it has been in existence before now, although it was only offered by some group of companies. I feel more comfortable using it on credible CEXes, and I guess people feel more comfortable too using them in CEXes, hence the increased adoption.

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