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This isn’t really the right place for this convo. We should really take it to the trading section here.

Ethereum is the queen of altcoins, still strong after all this time. Sure, fees and the PoW to PoS shift could shake things up, but not all coins can take it from there.

Speculation, yes, but it's what keeps people interested. We can't really pin down a specific year for price increases. It’s all a gamble.

If you’re open about your finances with your partner, sharing losses shouldn’t be a problem. Altcoins these days are risky most end up losing value.

But isn’t it similar to traditional finance? They close for an hour and weekends too; crypto isn't always open.

Just the seed phrase is enough to import your wallet. No need for private keys since your seed generates them. So, stick with your seed phrase and you’re good to go.

Newly listed tokens aren’t always a bad buy. It depends on the situation. Not every new token is fresh from presale; some have been around just on different exchanges.

Trading with money you can’t afford to lose is just asking for trouble. Many think they’ll get rich quick, but end up losing everything because they don’t have a solid strategy.

A 30% drop is hard to believe. There's no way Bitcoin goes down to 70K now. We're clearly in a bull market, and a major drop just isn’t happening. Even if we dip, I doubt it’ll go lower than 85K. Plus, with Trump taking…

Like, come on. Coins are still being created and rug-pulled without consequences. Satoshi would probably be rolling in cash if he started doing talks and events.

I don’t stress about recovering losses. It’s just part of trading. Accept that you’ll win some, lose some, and don’t dwell on it.

Stagnant? Nah, it’s been moving in a range from $64k to $74k. The Middle East war won’t impact Bitcoin price; it’s resilient to that kind of stuff.

We might see a price shift if good news drops. But hitting last year’s highs? No idea if that’s gonna happen. It seems like the bear market will shake things up a lot more.

Totally! When there are jobs, people thrive. Less crime too. And, let’s be honest, the government isn’t gonna provide enough jobs. Private sectors are often way better at it.

Same here, man. I think it has to do with how each trading pair has a different minimum decimal point. Even trying to sell everything, you end up with a bit that doesn’t go through.

I’d argue that a trader is someone skilled enough to deal with both short and long positions. Investors, on the other hand, sit back and let their assets grow.

If the U.S. were to adopt Bitcoin as a reserve asset, that could really skyrocket its value over time. Other countries might follow suit, which would only boost demand.

Bitcoin is definitely an alternative to fiat. People are using it for payments, but many are just holding it as a store of value now. Its rising value is hard to ignore.

If you do nothing, it could take days or even longer. Sometimes transactions just don’t complete.

Sounds like you might've set a low fee. OmegaScream is right, share your transaction hash so we can see what’s up with the fee. If your wallet supports RBF, you could bump the fee. Check mempool.space for a better idea…