I was also caught with LUNA. I thought that since it was in the top 10 with high volume, it should be safe, but this is how we learn. Thanks for sharing your experience and lessons.

Normal economics is based on the principles of supply and demand. It looks like the supply outweighs the demand.

Gandhi said, "First they ignore us, then they laugh at us, then they fight us, then they join us." We have reached phase 3 where they are fighting us. Eventually, they will join us.

Your idea that there must be integration between crypto and traditional banking is intriguing. I do realize that Bitcoin, in particular, is a different financial system, but it cannot compete with the

With all the banking problems in the world, it might be that they are very cautious about lending out money. Just my opinion. But taking into account that the overheads and friction to work with traditional

As far as I know, most of these governments are inclined towards the Keynesian economic model. According to this model, controlling inflation requires reducing demand, which in turn can lead to economic

The selfish nature of individuals can have both positive and negative effects. While you mentioned the negative impact of greed, the positive aspect is that individual selfishness can propel a community

Your comment on the relationship between an economy and a community is true. An economy cannot exist in isolation from a community. As a result, I agree with your opinion of the importance of a strong

ICOs and new coins can be a good way to make a lot of money, but they are also very risky, and you could lose everything if you invest in them. Pump-and-dump methods are often used to make money on new

Given the problems that US banks are having right now, I have lost a lot of faith in traditional ways to invest. Because of this, I have moved some of my assets into cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin.

I find that Twitter is a better way to keep up with what's going on in the world than standard mainstream media. But it's important to remember that you tend to follow people whose views are similar to

People tend to stick with what they know but to grow as people, they need to try new things. I agree that getting out of your comfort zone is the key to success. Thank you, your words are very wise.

It's clear that governments and big businesses are trying to get more power, and it doesn't look like they're trying to hide it. It will stop when people do something about it. For instance, companies

Even though the rise of meme coins surprised me, I agree that it could be a good thing for the market. My only worry is that the hype could cause prices to jump up quickly, which might not be sustainable

Even though I think Bitcoin will have a bull run after it passes $25,000, I think it's still too early in the cycle for it to start. Microstrategy's move into Bitcoin is an interesting example of a high-risk,

Much obliged

The recent banking problem has shown how fragile the financial system is. It never fully recovered from the Great Recession of 2008. It's good to see that you agree that cryptocurrencies have a lot of

Many people don't follow this good piece of advice: never spend more than you make. If you follow this rule, you won't usually get into debt because you won't take money for things you want but don't need.

Survival may seem like something you can do on your own, but in the long run, you can only survive in a group. It's important for people to try to do well for themselves, because the benefits of success

To help the game grow, we need more people to play it. The most important question is how the group can work together to get other Hive members interested in the game. Can we tell the Hive group more about