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Starting with a small portion of my Bitcoin was cool, but then it turned into trading most of it. It can spiral fast from spot trading to use trading, which is risky.

If that’s the case, aren’t we all just waiting for crypto news from him? It’ll be watered down if he tries to manipulate it too often.

Not Chinese here either, but I think the difference is in the writing style. You might want to compare words from both lists to see the variations. Here are some useful links for that. If you're unsure about the Chinese…

Contributing means not panic selling during bear markets and moving coins to non-custodial wallets. That’s how you help Bitcoin stay decentralized.

We really should stop chasing Satoshi's identity. Even if we find him, it won’t change anything for Bitcoin. The blockchain can't be stopped, no matter what.

Some folks just don’t want that level of responsibility. They prefer centralized platforms. Some can’t even keep their seed phrases safe crazy, right?

Exactly. There’s just one Bitcoin market, and it can only be either bullish or bearish at any moment. The confusion mainly comes from how participants perceive the market, and some just refuse to accept that we might be…

True, but if you switch from trading to holding, you may end up losing money. Luck plays a big role here. You can’t just hold indefinitely without a plan. If you don’t use stop-loss orders, you might end up holding onto…

Honestly, zoom out and stop checking the chart every five minutes. Trading will just stress you out. Look at the bigger picture. Dips happen, but every four years, we see a red candle. Instead of panicking, it's a…

We should stick to Satoshi’s vision and focus on self-custody. Sure, banks see Bitcoin's value, but their services just let them control it. We need to promote self-custodial options.

Yeah, the police should act quickly on this. At least the FBI specializes in crypto fraud. This is a massive loss!

They mentioned he used an app, but which one? If it wasn’t the official Ellipal app, that’s a big oops. But honestly, with 8 years in the game, I doubt he messed that up.

Yeah, protecting your capital is key. You might think you can afford to lose a bit, but if you wipe out your funds, that's it for your trading journey. Use stop-loss orders to shield your capital.

Governments are often incompetent and don’t own up to that. They focus on what’s easy for them, ignoring the chaos they create. Citizens suffer while they chase their own interests.

I think the market’s stabilization means longer-term growth. Not sure about the exact numbers either, but I believe good things are coming.

Is this your own service or something?

I’d rather stick to exchanges that know crypto well, like Binance or OKX. Schwab might be big, but their crypto experience? Not convinced. Centralized exchanges are risky enough.

If you're looking for old Bitcoin prices, don't bother with Coinmarketcap. I found a different site that tracks old prices much better.

I find it awesome that all three analyses are recognized. Many overlook the value of on-chain data. Using all three gives a more complete view.

On-chain indicators can be manipulated. It's still a valid analysis, but it’s not foolproof. Long-term growth with strong coins like Bitcoin makes for a smoother journey.