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With the US economy still strong, I don’t see the dollar dying anytime soon. Companies like Microsoft and Nvidia are raking in worldwide revenues. Even TikTok feels the pressure to go US-based. It’s not just tech and…

Bitcoin's moving up from risky to an alternative reserve asset. It’s not on gold's level yet, but if seen as digital gold, it could be a solid long-term investment. We’re in this experimental stage.

We don’t know OP’s trading habits. Most people don’t stare at screens constantly. Sounds like they’re just putting in long hours like me, but I manage fine.

Staying away from options has been my path too. I’ve heard it’s complicated, and your post confirms that. I’ll stick with simpler trades.

So true. Just because one platform has a good bug bounty doesn’t mean they won’t get hacked later.

Experience is everything! Learn as much as you can online. If you don’t believe in yourself, success will be out of reach. Trading is tough, and your mental state needs to be strong.

If Powell's position is threatened because of Trump's whims, it could be disastrous long term. The Fed needs to be independent, or we’re stuck with yes-men who just follow the president’s orders.

In contrast, the bitcoin market has surprised a lot of people this December. While stocks are on their expected path, bitcoin isn’t following suit. It seems to be holding strong despite what the naysayers predicted.

If a bot claims consistent returns, I’d be skeptical. But for rebalancing, that’s still doable without being too sketchy.

Those gadgets are expensive and not everyone can afford them. Maybe pick the essential ones first. Like, if you need a phone but don’t have a computer, start there. By the way, multiple SIMs are a hassle only two…

If an exchange is trustworthy, there’s no reason to doubt them. Just make sure to learn before jumping into new services to minimize risks. I’ve heard of MT5 but find it a bit complicated, lol.

Yeah, even the title seems sketchy. When the market dips, losing BTC is pretty much a guarantee. It doesn’t matter when you got in; a loss is still a loss. A video would help but I’m still skeptical.

That list should cover the basics. If you need something not listed, maybe rethink if you really need it. Focus on profit when trading and stick to known exchanges.

100% true. It takes patience to learn, not just to trade. And understanding losses as part of the game is key.