I tried software and hardware mining, but overall staking is more profitable

Can't disagree and Im not happy about it.
Moreover, a lot of countries rely on USD nowadays, so it will hurt overall world economy, not only US.
Hopefully small and mid businesses will awaken as early as possible to boost economy and provide working places

No coin/company will be greater than ethereum as long as it don't give life to that many projects.
Ethereum's impact on crypto market and crypto adoption is incomprehensible

There are two types of people on this forum - those who believe it could happen again with uniswap and those who think such things won't happen twice in this universe 

Its been 2 years since xrp hit $0,5 last time and you're talking about it being bullish?
It is literally the same as it was back in the days before 2017 crypto boom and even then it didn't hit $5.
Why on earth it would hit $10 right now all of a sudden?
Bizarre.
If you're looking after big profits - go dig deep into uniswap or some alt market

Well, crypto affected economy anyway, the market itself is almost as big as some smallest countries and a lot of fiat holdings now flood into crypto.
And your second point - a person wouldn't be able to easily overcome current crysis just by investing in crypto, especially long-term.
Lets take a look at average person that has ~$2k of crypto investments + added $1,2k of support payed to most US citizens. So since may total crypto investment portfolio would be now like $5-6k, if we're talking about early april-may investment.
AND a person shouldn't take any of it 'til this day. Thus being said you have to have at least spare $3k in the spring + available money to live through past half of the year.
This isn't realistic, you have to wealthy to do this

Yeah, agreed. Its more likely to be safe there, staking compared to lending.
Because crypto does not provide any safety to crypto users - its all on our side, its all about your own decisions

Unfortunately, the issue is way bigger than ban of one particular channel and you know it already.
This thing with ads was insane and way back before, like couple months earlier there were a lot of bans of crypto related channels on youtube for literally no reason

Same story here. I don't see much value in bounty hunting anymore. Especially during current time when market is developing rapidly - you can short daily and get a lot of profit. Or you can predict long term motion if you don understand how things work here.
Both of these are better than bounties imo

You surely are right, however we should understand how young this industry actually is.
Its literally been 10 years and compared to our overall history is damn nothing
Give it some time to develop more jobs

You should understand there is no regulator in the crypto market. Yeah there are services providing trading like big exchanges who could dump liquidity pools, but thats not exactly it.
All I am trying  to tell - we can't be sure there is a cycle and we do not know if the crypto cycle has same reference points

they are Probably good long term investments and do require less time to check them if they're "alive" (as if it was with most non-top alts)
the biggest advice for a newbie - do as much research, make your own decisions, stick to them to get your lesson

Personally, I don't believe that you could make a good crypto business if you hadn't one ever at all.
However, you could partner with an existing company - offering them to open some sort of crypto department (wallet/exchange or whatever), you offer exactly legal reistration of their department in your country where it will be legal at the time.

I was reading a lot of books lately too, but I am not too concerned about how often I read, but mostly about what I read.
Honestly its way easier to read something fiction, but I am concentrating on self education now so no fiction for me

there still are a lot of people in crypto who thinks its all a big shaky piece of scam going on
it is a young industry so no wonder it is like that

anyway, I hope eth2.0 will be out asap

I do agree about pollution impact - I can already feel it and it is way nicer to breath out there.
btw I think this pandemic has pushed every company to work remotely and it will remain this way for many companies even after pandemic is over
plus I know for sure that even tho many people were fired, I've seen a lot of companies restructured their expenses by hiring remote workers with decent skills, but with lower salary
so the economy shifted to some place we don't know it could

we hope they will distribute anything eventually.
I've seen so many coin and tokens with bright future and great plans, but they've gone into the void

Thus being said I hope there will be more ease in learning new about crypto.
It still is a hard concept to understand (and to explain) for most of the people.
If more people would understand what crypto really is - there will be less users of centralized /online hot wallets for sure.

And I personally don't understand how oil price could lead to the war
I mean these countries which rely on oil won't be satisfied with price and get too angry so will attack?
but thats a big loss of value to attack anyone, so I highly doubt that will happen after all

Have same experience here. Participated in several airdrops and none of them payed me anything. I might be just unlucky, so there is another good reason not to waste anything on airdrops: they're most certainly scamming us for data.
Most of the time in order to join the airdrop you have to send your wallet number and do other actions which may include sharing some of your info, this is fd up since they're not paying off in 70% of the time