This looks  great for gamers in the crypto  ecosystem.  As a matter of fact I look this game and I look foward  to the upcoming  development.  I can't  wait to see the whole buzz that it would bring  when it is fully implemented  by the developer.  This is how the modern games should go.

This is an intriguing  post, but I don't  see any conflict of interest  here. Bounty  managers are also interested  in making  money just like bounty hunters. This has been the practice  for a very long  time  now, bounty managers can always wear different signatures in contrast to that of the bounty being managed. It's  just a normal situation  of someone having  two paid jobs.  Most Bounty  hunters also do a lot of bounty campaigns  at a particular  point in time.

Both  coins are  great stable coins, BUSD seems to be regulated and well centralised  per standards. If you are a regular  trader on Binance or the DEX, binance.org , then I highly  recommend  you make good use of BUSD, since it's  the native stablecoin on the renowned exchange. 

I believe major platforms have ways of manipulating the market,  but they all have their  limits. I doubt  how a reputable  platform  like PayPal  would try and do something  of that nature.  Nevertheless,  should they involve  in a falsification  of the real amount of bitcoin,  they would easily  be  exposed.  So far  as, no one has complained  of having experienced  undue delays in withdrawal of bitcoin,  then everything  is fine on the platform.

People get hacked all the time, only  a few are able or willing to come  and share their  experience. As soon as your private  keys or back-up phrase  are compromised, you  are doomed. Personally,  my bitcoin got stolen  on  a staking platform simply  because I had not activated 2FA security  verification. This experience  has made me to activate Google Authenticator  verification  on all platforms wherever  it's  applicable.

To run from crypto,  is like running from digitization  in this modern era. The  world  is driven my latest technology  and new ways of doing things.  In the near future, we are likely  to see full scale adoption  of crypto  especially  bitcoin  across the globe, irrespective  of governmental policies.

In reality, I would  say every nation needs support. Resources are scattered  across  the globe and no single country  can survive without  the help  of other Nations.  If the figures listed  in the OP, is anything  to go by, I think the media always tries to cover the negative side  of the USA. Currently,  I believe  China is relatively economically  stable  and less  indebted  compared  to any other  country in the world.

While some exchanges makes it possible  to estimate  that, there are always  an easy way on such  things while trading.  For some  obvious  reasons,  most crypto  traders including  myself prefers using  the calculator  to clear all doubts.  I guess it's  safer and better  using the calculator  to be on a safer side. 

Bitcoin  has maintained  it's  value  and development  despite  the  pandemic.  I don't  remember  when bitcoin  was pegged to the performance  of the  US Dollar.  People must appreciate  the fact that bitcoin  is not under the control of the federal  government, although  USA is a powerful  country  with  much influence  on the world's  economy.

The rich always  control the world, this is    how the world is governed. If you want to have control over things  around  you, get money.  Money can buy power, so far majority  of the rich are not comfortable with  bitcoin, it's adoption  across the globe would always  be suppressed. A clear  example  is when Elon Musk  came out strongly to support  bitcoin with Tesla in the picture. This gesture  made bitcoin  to attain a new ATH.

No matter  how the market goes, there is always  a good chance to buy a a coin with  high potentials. The recent  happenings  around  cardano  is a clear  example, while most coins were dropping in price,  other coins and notably cardano  was doing  well. No matter the market  conditions, there is always  a chance  to buy  some worthy altcoins.

The economic  downtrend  across  the globe  can be explained  with all the economic  jargons but nothing would surpass covid-19. In simple terms, the global economic  hardship is largely  due to the covid-19 pandemic. Many  businesses  have collapsed and the result  is evident. In many parts if the world,  people  have lost their livelihood  due to low or lack of demand  for their  services.

Tell your friend  to withdraw the rest of his funds to a safer a wallet. Unfortunately  if it's  a personal wallet,  then the funds would be hard to retrieve, even  with the exchanges  I doubt, once the transactions has been broadcasted  and confirmed  on the blockchain, it would  be very difficult  to retrieve  the funds.

From my little  experience,  it's  always important  to do a little research on the coins that we hodl for the long term. Such is life, in everything  situation, there are always exceptions. Sometimes  we don't  get lucky with the coins that we buy and hodl on the long term. Generally,  patience  is good when you buy into a good coin. Never give up or sell your crypto  assets so easy.

Dogecoin  was never  abandoned  in the first place, people  just undervalued  it. It's  not surprising  that most   exchanges  never delisted it over all these years,  considering all these years when the coin was seemingly  undervalued by most Crypto influencers. The recent  price hike was expected  when prominent  crypto enthusiasts  gave  Dogecoin  enormous  attention or hype as most people prefer to call it. 

Current  situation  with  the  transaction  charges  is worrying  to crypto  enthusiasts  that do transactions involving  small funds. The exchanges  in particular  are not helping matters, traders are paying  around  0.001 btc, which is around $50 for a single transfer. Clearly, sending  a small amount  would  not make economic sense at all.

I have no plans on buying  bitcoin, anytime soon. Well for some of us, we' ve never liked the operation  of PayPal. It comes with too much restrictions  coupled  with unnecessary  KYC verification  with the least of transactional issues. Moreover, accounts are not allowed in a number  of countries  around the world.

It seems  we are in a dip at the moment,  it's  such a good time to buy and hodl some bitcoin at a cool price. I'm  strongly convinced that the market would bounce back with bitcoin  leading  the charges. Most technical  analysis  still favours bitcoin  as a viable  investment  asset.

Nobody wants to be left out of an opportunity  to make  a good  profit.  There  has been times when profit had been taken and   the price goes down 📈, that's  a good win. On the other  hand, should there be a pump after selling,  there is always that feeling  of regret. As humans as we are, most  people   aim to make huge profit with each trade.

When it comes to crypto,  no spot is permanent  or sustainable.  We can always  expect  a surge or dip in price depending  on market situation  and news around. About a week or so, bitcoin  was hovering  around  $30k, no spot is permanent  when it comes to bitcoin  pricing. For the price to be sustainable around $50k or higher, depends on a number of factors,  especially  moves by majority  of holders.