As you focus on following a trading process and strategy; you need to also learn how to care for your trading capital. If you have ever seen courses with risk management; it refers to your trading capital.
How can you protect your capital? You do so by making a trading or investment plan about how you are going to use your capital.
In this market either in a bull run or in a bearish state; we are all alone. In trading;  everyone is here to make money for themselves, the profit you make comes from other traders so Always do your own research.

If you visit some crypto forum you will see so many upcoming cryptocurrency projects coming into the industry but sometimes I begin to wonder what is their purpose of bringing in New crypto project knowing well that some of them have wrong motion of the project they are bringing, I have participated in so many of them last year but I have not hear from them again some are abandoned on the proccess with a lot of promises they come with just to gain your interest. What do you think?

Monero
Monero XMR is one of the popular privacy-centered cryptocurrencies. The project is fully community-driven and focuses on decentralization and financial freedom. XMR transactions are quite fast – just like Dash, it takes around 2 minutes to get a confirmation.
Dash
Dash is a cryptocurrency that has been around for a while. The average transaction time for a DASH coin is around 2 minutes. Dash has the block size of 2 MB and can process up to 56 transactions per second.
NEO
NEO is a Proof of Stake network that processes transactions at a pace of around 1000tx/sec. It takes about 15 seconds to get your transaction to confirm – due to this, NEO was dubbed as “Ethereum killer” by the community members.
Ethereum
Ethereum network, despite the issues of scalability and certain delays with network congestion, takes about 14 to 17 seconds for the transactions to go through. Ethereum blocks handle about 12 transactions per second.
Litecoin
Litecoin is one of the oldest cryptocurrencies existing as an alternative to Bitcoin. The main point of LTC creation was to speed up the transaction process. Block generation usually takes no longer than 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

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I think fiat cannot be replaced with crypto and that's the reality.Right now we see that digital money is important because of the virus but time will come when it's over, everything will return to normal and we will use cash again. I agree if fiat collaborates with crypto for a better future in financial system, that's great.

You joking right,  there are hundreds of coins who have done it without problems, first being Blackcoin. (Pure Proof of Stake since 2014)
30 January 2017 --> 22 August 2020 = 1300 days late
When you think things cant get worse:
https://www.trustnodes.com/2020/08/16/ethereum-2-0-testnet-breaks-into-4-forks?tncpw_session=c07ffdfdfc7c3d340b51ccb1fe572a4cd7af1705689a980f47b1e01b017b34f8

If you are a newbie in crypto world you are bound to make some mistakes but this thread is for you on how to avoind making those mistakes
1. You dont want to skip the learning part- You need to have an idea of what youre going to even if it is to make a research about it. You have read about an asset before you invest in it to know exactly what they are building.
2. You want to avoid using the wrong crypto exchanges. This is one thing you want to avoid because it can make you lose all your assets. You need to research about the exchange before even registering. Some exchanges have fake volumes and are not transparent enough.
3. You dont want to rely on a single coin- Diversification is very important when it comes to investment. You dont want to put all your eggs in one basket.
4. You want to avoid the fear of missing out (FOMO)- When you see everyone buying a trending coin you dont jump in, it might too good to be true
5. You dont want to forget the basic security. Keeping your private keys safe is very important. As a newbie you should understand how important private keys are. Also 2 factor authenticator shold be added to all your exchanges

Thanks for sharing your experience. I have the same opinion about ICOs. There are so many ICOs today, despite the fact that all initial offerings are high-risky investment tools, 90% of them are scams. So it's more likely that investing in ICOs is a way of loosing your funds. Just pure statistics.

Hello guys, what do you think about ripple? I think it’s a centralized shit which is interesting only for banks and so on. However it is growing and people still believe in it.  why?

The supply of tokens is indeed very influential on the price of the token because the more stock of coins the more difficult it is for the coins to pump.
so the maximum supply of coins also needs to be considered before investing.

Only individuals in countries that suffer from a lot of economic problems and whose governments start printing more money will feel it so that they can pay salaries and the rest of the basic services.
These citizens will feel the difference in bitcoin prices because the price will differ from the dollar and will differ from the local currency.
The effect of the change in the price of the dollar on the local currency and the recovery of Bitcoin price will make them rich due to the exchange rate differences.

This could become a better version without those bull s..., now we know that Brave was set up just for the developers to make tons of money, they already had their token in the market, just enough for a profit, so why those ads and the referral links, they are like hitting many birds with one stone, rewards is not really high only have  less than $1 after a month with those ads.

I will not be specific but i think looking at the fundamentals and technicals all good projects and their coins are nicely placed for big future growth, personally im trying to accumulate eth, neo, ada, tron, xlm and xrp there are dozens of other good ones too so pick your coins and wait for the profit time.

For example, I heard lot that P2PB2B is one of the bullshit exchanges because it has fake volume, but why on coinmarketcap can in the top 3?
Whereas on Coingecko P2PB2B is ranked 114, Does coingecko know if it's bullshit exchange? so it's not in the top 3 like in coin marketcap
So which one do you trust more?

Countries all over the world are announcing their plans to emerge from COVID-19-inflicted lockdown, and the Asia-Pacific region is no different.
Even countries like Thailand and Viet Nam, that have not suffered a heavy infection rate or death toll, must now reckon with the economic damage caused by the pandemic, and are eager to cautiously reopen their schools and get people back to work.

If you mention other coins, there might not be anything like Bitcoin, but if you see some tokens that are already popular in the market, then the journey is also almost the same as what happened with Bitcoin, they become popular because they don't merely want to make a profit.

I dont really think so, if some government where behind the creation of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency then they would lose all control with their citizens tax collections and unable to make revenue and even damaging their own local banks investment program and monetary system thus ruining their Economy.

Like anything else, covid would have a negative impact on the price of crypto in short time but it would be much more beneficial to crypto in the long term as people realize the need of global co-ordination and the disadvantages of both cash and fiat money. This would also soften various political stands regarding crypto regulations.

Hmm is Temtum project that good? I missed the bounty project willingly because of KYC requirement, I will try and do research on it today, honestly I find new coins to be very dangerous to go for at this time, old coins gives me better rest of mind

If I were you, I wouldn't place so much alt like that in my portfolio. The biggest losses experienced by investors in highly volatile times are from alts. Who still remembers the 2018 market crash which was led by altcoins with each altcoin giving around -85% to - 90% losses in value. Also most of the alts you mentioned are the lesser known. Lesser known are prone to dumps that coins everyone is talking about/actively trading.