Okay we can see a clearer picture here. West Vs East. West is Ethereum and USDC Vs East Tron and USDT. However USDT Tether lends money to the USA Government so I don't see why Trump would ban USDT as he is getting $billions from Tether. It is like killing one of your main funders. So from this can we safely assume that Tether USDT will remain for years until if democrats win the next USA election with their anti-crypto stance but then again banning USDT is like I said before killing one of the government main sources of income because Tether buys USA Govt. bonds.

USDC is officially regulated and recognised by the USA Government. People in the poorer east need USDT because the dollar is the world reserve currency and their local currencies are not as strong I guess. They could by USDC but they prefer to support Asian Tron over western Ethereum? So in future it will be like 2 global competing economies that is western blockchain vs eastern blockchain for smart contracts but bitcoin is separate from all this as its a store of value but bitcoin can dominate all if it can do smart contracts too making Ethereum and Tron obsolete.

What you mean too many scams on ethereum compared to tron? You mean ethereum has too many smart contracts defi hacks in compared to tron? Which is more decentralized, Tron or Ethereum?

This has always been my strategy too. Buy early, sell on Binance listing.. I've had like 4-7 occasions like that . I actually started mine when I noticed people use Binance as exit liquidity recently.. they're numerous popular tokens that dumped upon listing.. even C Op is falling about dropped from $0.5 to $0.3 currently.. I'll way the win rate is 70% for me..

Is that really it?
Does patience really have a direct proportionality to rewards or profit?

I don’t really see it that way in having to hold. Yes patience do play a vital role but even more so, you still get to pick the right moment if you hope to cash in on profit. People who would want to take profit today as against those that took profit last week when Bitcoin did hit the ATH would have a slight difference in profit. Still, those who took profit today would have had more patience than the later.

When it comes to getting profits when the market is dumpling, it’s more about those that are actively trading.

You gain profit from your previous purchase which you have made when the price was far lesser than what it is presently .
Take for example, you bought Bitcoin when the price was $40 and has risen to $100, and the price of Bitcoin started dipping till $74, the price difference between $40 and $70 has given you a huge profit.

Also making profit when market price is dropping has to do with the type of investment pattern you adopt either short-term or long-term, but the most preferable is the long-term investment of 4-10 years or more, because it gives room for  making more profit in as much as all you have to do is keep accumulating and holding without reasoning the market price or selling off at any point in time.

So I've always posted about how early entry is key when trading both spots and futures and rn the scenario has played out again. So I saw news about chainbase token listing 4 days ago and decided to participate in the Bitget launchpool for C while casually holding some of the token..

4days later, I noticed the token has done over 300% due to Binance listing announcement.

Without doing much I gained massively cos I was early.. for newbies or even pros in the game . This is the hack most people won't tell you. Stick to platforms that are early with listings, it's not a 100% but it'll surely increase your reward ratio

Almost every gambler thought about using gambling to become financially stable, but along the line disappoinment would definitely set it...the delusional thought that I could actually make life better for myself kept me going back to it but as I began to grow in age and mental maturity I realized that this was nothing but an impossible dream..no one can become financially stable with gambling at the long run

Yes I agree with you, when the market is dumping, the only way is to be patient. And it is most important to know which coin you have invested in, especially if you are investing in Bitcoin, then of course it is most appropriate to be patient during dumping.
The more patience you have while investing in Bitcoin, the better your future will be, because patience is the only thing that can bring future benefits.

Many countries have officially recognized that gambling addiction is a disease, and that people who suffer from it need treatment. A person who gambles solely to make money is either a professional gambler who is an expert in self-control, discipline, and strategy, or a gambling addict who lacks both self-control and financial restraint. Therefore, if a person realizes that they are gambling solely to earn money, they urgently need to stop and analyze their actions. It may not be too late to change their views on gambling. Otherwise, they will most likely face nothing but problems.

He must have forgot about this and then found out the keys later. He is lucky that he forgot it because otherwise he would have sold it much earlier with very small profits.

99% of meme coins are not on coinbase, this is.

Convince me that the coins purchased by BlackRock for their bitcoin ETFs are not centralized to them and the people who invest with them are not subject to any actions and decisions they take? Moreover, their profitability potential is lower since BlackRock would share their profits with them and if anything happens to BlackRock and they stop functioning tomorrow, would the investors have any claim to their coins?

Okay, yeah — it’s a scammy move, no doubt… It might actually work in some cases, and about “claiming ownership” of someone else’s crypto.., there’s definitely some legal weirdness there.

 I had something super similar happen to me. I had this ancient Coinbase wallet — like, 10 or 11 years old — totally forgot about it, then out of the blue, I get this email from Coinbase saying, “Hey, you’ve got leftover funds, better withdraw them.”

So I try to log in — boom, password doesn’t work. Turns out they shut down those old wallets completely. And what do they do next, they hand my money over to some law firm in Delaware, and now I have to jump through legal hoops to prove it’s actually mine.

So yeah… when I saw this recent thing, my first thought was — these scammers are literally copying that same logic.

Now, what is more addicting? Slots or sports betting?

Some interesting alpha regarding the 80,000 BTC transfer that occurred two days ago:
Before the 8 transfers (10K BTC each), someone sent OP_RETURN messages to those wallet addresses saying things like:
"We’ve taken over this wallet"
"Prove ownership by Sept 30"

And linked to a legal site claiming the funds would be considered abandoned if no response by Oct 5, 2025.
The site seems to be from a law firm, but it’s unclear if this approach is even legal.

Total coincidence.
The real owner saw the messages and moved the coins to be safe.
Or maybe someone’s trying to fake a hack story to avoid proving where the BTC came from.

What makes it not recommended, I believe, is that it's custodial, so it doesn't allow users to access the private key or seed
For small amounts and recurring payments, I still believe it's a good wallet, but thinking about Bitcoin's best practices, that's why it's not so recommended

Correct if I'm wrong guys 

The biggest lie sold to newcomers is that you can just "learn to trade" and print money. What they don’t hear is that even the best traders lose often. Especially in leveraged environments like crypto, one wrong move can wipe weeks of gains — or your entire stack. It’s literally impossible to avoid losses when you use leverage, because it turns market volatility into a landmine field. You don’t get to make mistakes. And guess what? Everyone makes mistakes.

Real professionals - the ones playing options, futures, high-volume stocks - they often don’t even touch leverage. They rely on precision, timing, and deep understanding of macro conditions. Most of their edge comes from knowing when not to trade. That discipline is what keeps them in the game long after the hype cycles die out.

You dont know that, it could go to zero but at its current low market cap it could also 30x easy with hype during altseason.

Yes but that's exactly the point: they want to start as a "fringe minority party", and that's the only path of action which has at least a minimal probability of success. I don't know the electoral landscape of the US so well to know where such a party could get traction. Silicon Valley, or more broadly, California perhaps, where people could be tired of Democrats (but also don't like current Trumpist Republicans)? I suppose it would make more sense to start in an urban environment than in the countryside, and typically there it's easier to make the first steps (in Argentina, for example, Javier Milei's libertarian party was first a local phenomenon in Buenos Aires).

That's true. But that could mean also that Musk, if he wants to have success with that party, shouldn't put himself too much into the foreground and try to gather support from other well known people too.

In general I like the idea of a "third party" in the US (or any country with a "ossified" two party system). But of course there have been attempts before and they never really took off. On the other hand, the UK shows that third parties can thrive in a first-past-the-post voting system.