I see the fear is in the nature of the cryptocurrencies, as they are decentralized. Governments tend to keep as many things in one hand as possible and that is especially true for finance.
However, many governments and central banks are interested in implementing the technology behind it.

Many just read some articles in the mainstream media and all they get is that if they have bought Bitcoin several years ago they would be millionaires by now.
However, the market does not work like that anymore and you do have to put some work and research in it to have some success.

I think it is more or less the same here, not very enticing. Obviously, crypto investment can produce much higher rates, but you also have to count in the risk in those investments

The ones who managed to steal money via corruption will find a way to do so even if there is a cryptocurrency revolution. And those leaders are usually fond of very centralized systems, so maybe the decentralized nature of crypto is what might make them suspicious.

Problem is with the strategies that casinos do not seem to like them... most of them I visited, you are not allowed to do so

I would not say that it helped me financially until now, but I regained my interest and enthusiasm for something

Lol, in many places politicians fear anything that is transparent in the business world... However, most of them are not really familiar with crypto just yet I think

Of course it is important to secure the wallet in any possible ways. Like, you lock your car and take your actual wallet with you. And still, they could be stolen, it is the same in here I think. You should be as cautious as possible but there is still possibility to be hacked as always.

It feels like it never really left its dominance. Still the omega in the cryptoworld and that is unlikely to change anytime soon in my opinion

Fundamentally, there are two main types of coins:

- utility token: it has actually some role like paying with it within the platform or so. Think of a crypto casino for instance, where the coin acts like money to spend.

- security token: it is more like a regular bond, like you buy into a company. If the company performs well you are entitled to some interest with the token as you are the owner too.

On a market like this it might not be wise. I would rather wait until it recovers a little bit, that might boost alts as well.

I am thinking to hold my capital in Bitcoin just for now. Hopefully the market will be on the rise once again soon but now altcoins are dead.

They turned it down again, but the price does not seem to be affected to a very high extent. We have seen worse, so to say

A good old trick: write it up to a paper that you keep securely. Of course it has downsides, e.g. not accessible anytime, but for a backup, it is not a bad idea.

Thanks for the thread, and the tips, this has been on my mind for quite a long time too. Fantasy sports is really a huge industry mainly in the US, it makes sense to make it crypto-related too.

To me it feels like with Ronaldo and Zidane gone, Real has lost its "killer instinct" that helped them a lot to those ECL titles. They are still a hack of a team though, Isco and Asensio could shine this season. But aside that I do not like him, CR was a true killer came elimination phase, instant danger for basically every team. ATM will be massive this year too though, most of their key players are in the best age.

On paper, trustworthy casinos cannot afford to cheat with games. There are heavy audits on the random generator system. However, I prefer live casino even online opposed to those "fruit machines".

In my view, those issues could add up to the problem, but it is not necessarily general. I heard stories about wealthy people with families to lose basically everything gambling. There are many aspects, and every situation can differ a bit.

I think a central regulation could be good on the one hand, because it enhances trust for cryptocurrencies, and it could be more secure. On the other hand though, the whole concept massively relies on decentralization, for a reason. So too extent regulation is rather bad in my view.

Examining the trends, it is also possible that we fall under 6k USD once again. I expect it to recover at the end of the year.