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It would be good if there was a way to control development of new coins and tokens, but it's actually part of what makes the crypto market attractive to it's players

I do have cryptocurrency investments, and I have gotten a blog I intend to focus on seriously for the next seven months. Hopefully, I will be able to make at least $100 in passive income monthly at the end of the year

Keeping your money safe in cryptocurrency follows the same principles that you should apply to keeping money safe in other areas. I do remember the principles in the book, The Richest Man in Babylon that emphasizes this.

Trading Bitcoin works excellently for accumulating. I have noticed that in this bear market, you can easily make a few dollars extra without missing out on huge moves to the upside

Some people do specialize in making money from such coins though. They know when to start accumulating and are good at preservation of capital afterwards.

Most newly listed coins have an initial pump where they go above the listing price highs first before they eventually tank. Hopefully, Sui would follow the same pattern.

I can remember how it wasn't popular last bull run, but it seems to have potential in artificial intelligence and graphics making it popular this time around

On the contrary, it works best. For example, someone who started DCA into Bitcoin from the beginning of 2022 would not be in profits for.what was bought earlier, but the coins bought towards the end of the year would have doubled now in profits, and it would surely be profitable by the next bull...

The truth is that few investors actually make money. Some of your friends that may seem successful are that way because they have stable jobs that allow them to occasionally put more money into their investments

I have learnt to actually play it slow and steady too. I have lost more than I've gained trying to make money online, so I now find something that I know works, and I focus on it while increasing the capital I put into it.

Most times, we lose money investing by taking on risks that we can't account for, or going for the Ponzi schemes that promise a lot of money fast. With due diligence to research and managing risks, you can make a lot of money online

I would have made decent profits, infact up to 4x or more of my capital this year, but I have shiny object syndrome and flit from one coin to another. I do intend to DCA into Bitcoin now. All I really need is 2x by the end of next year

As long as one is healthy and able, you can make enough to survive on both online and offline. Most of us have smartphones and free internet connection, and it's also important not to underestimate small beginnings and the power of compounding.

I think Binance is now being scrutinized because of the role it played in the bankruptcy of FTX, which is an American exchange. Like normal human reaction, it's painful to lose something close to you while seeing that of outsiders succeed and thrive after that.

I don't really get this explanation of a watch-only cryptocurrency address. I do know that it's only possible to see what takes place on that particular address, but who actually can withdraw from the account?

I used Payeer to receive payments online, only when other cryptocurrencies are not available. The charges can be relatively higher than other platforms, and the withdrawal limits are not too good too.

I use three exchanges; Binance, Kucoin and MEXC. Binance does it's research before listing coins, so it will be hard to lose your money this way. Kucoin and MEXC are good for low cap gems, and you can get an easy 10x to 50x before a coin gets listed on Binance

Limiting the crypto choices to only Bitcoin would definitely not leave them with a lot of users but will also be safer and easier. I do enjoy using centralized exchanges like Binance though, so what the advantage of using this exchange over other decentralized exchanges?

That's why I gave up on earning those points. You will have to login everyday without fail else you lose points. It's also not easy to accumulate enough to convert to crypto, and the time spent on that task could be used on other earning methods

I I think you could work with a partner, or get users who would be dedicated to the site for some rewards. It may not be much, but there are people who actually enjoy working on forums even without the incentives. Now the issue would be finding them, and I don't think that's easy. You may have...

I think a weekly backup would be good, but I would also like to have a backup of the backup. Most hackers attack your backup, and without a secondary backup, you could lose everything.

Starting a blog within the most popular niches now which include finances, health and wealth would be hard. That doesn't mean that it's impossible. You have to make sure you have strategies in place to beat the competition first, and it would most likely involve a lot of money.

My first blog was on Blogger. It was a book blog and I really wanted to make money with it. I was new to things online and felt I did not know enough about the niche to write on it, so I quit.

I wanted to use a website to sell things as an affiliate, but I discovered that building the blog itself is a more daunting task. You will also need to actively look for buyers if you are selling something on your blog.

Traffic to a blog mainly depends on content, especially if you want to retain visitors. You can either choose the short and fast way, or the long and more durable strategy by using SEO

I do like Blogger too because it's more easier to use and customize for beginners. WordPress is more suitable though for those who really want to be professional bloggers. The stress of moving a blog to another host later is not really worth the ease you choose in the beginning.

Choosing a partner in a business can be a catalyst for it's success if the partner contributes positively to the business, either in a monetary sense or by providing special skills. If the business can survive without those and you can do it alone, a partner would only be extra burden.

A customer care representative should know how to relate well, especially when people have problems and are being irrational. The customer is always right, and the representative should do his best to make the customer feel this way while acting in the best interest of the business.

When I have issues with my business, I prefer to have expert advice on it, from someone who's been there and overcome the challenges. I've learnt not to trust information in books sometimes because the authors are sometimes simply out to make money and thus give awful advice.

I would prefer to own it, but without the money to do that, I would rent the place and use it while saving up to buy the working space. Having not to worry about rent would really be beneficial to any business.

I will like to reach $1 per day, but I also like to read people's comments before making my own contributions. I have learnt a lot this way from the forums I've been a part of, and would like to continue

Tornado cash has been having issues, which is not a good indicator for investors. It did rose again significantly though after the last dump, so hopefully, it will again this time.

I didn't do research in the last bull run, but I'm considering doing things the proper way this time. One thing I've noticed that might be different this cycle is that coins pump according to narratives 1685707532 I learn about cryptocurrency from many places, but I love to use Twitter and...

One thing I believe in is diversification, especially after being in cryptocurrency for a long while. It's important so that all your funds are not stuck on one exchange or business when or if it fails.

I simply like to use the market sentiment indicator, though sometimes it's not really accurate. You buy when it's below 30, and you consider selling above 70. Sometimes, price can keep falling or rising for a long while in those ranges.

Currently, it's clear that cryptocurrency had its challenges and benefits. Sometimes, it seems one will overcome the other. I believe cryptocurrency would become more acceptable over time, but changes would have to be made to it

I have chosen to simply accumulate instead of trading Bitcoin. Most traders who become professionals and long term traders start with Bitcoin, become good at it before moving to altcoins.

I do wonder if the guy who made that transaction would have done things differently if he knew how much that , Bitcoin would be worth later. It's possible too that Bitcoin would be worth a million dollars someday, but are you willing to hold it that long?

Using futures trading, you can make money no matter which direction the market moves it. But the reality is that most futures traders lose more money than holders

I used to think it's not wise to stick with Bitcoin, but now I understand it's appeal. Anyone with a long term plan would do well with Bitcoin

I don't like the idea of giving free cryptocurrency this way. It would make more sense if they had a model to generate revenue. It's also an old coin but it's still not listed on Binance

The market cap is one indicator I like to use. Since I don't have a lot of capital, I try to go for coins with marketcap less than a billion, or a few million if they are on smaller or decentralized exchanges.

I made quite a decent amount of profit by buying pepe when it was on MEXC, then lost it all after the Binance listing. This is one coin I plan to accumulate though, possibly over five or six months before the bull run.

As the biggest centralized exchange, it's predictable that BNB will do well in the coming bull run, possibly going as high as $1k or $2k, or even more than that.

It will be futile to try recovering lost Bitcoin, especially if it's sent to another address owned by a user who uses it. Sometimes, it's possible to recover some coins on some chains, and sometimes, exchanges can assist with the process

I don't engage in most airdrops because of this. Most people don't even use the same computers to access their different wallets to avoid this complications.

In hindsight, that was most likely the bottom. Most altcoins and even Bitcoin are at least 2x or more from where they were months ago. The bear market is where to accumulate.

It's never easy to do research, but it's probably the reason why those who get the hang of it make the most money in this market. Imagine buying Bitcoin 10 years ago just because of DYOR.

Shitcoins like Doge, Shiba Inu and all the others were one of the most prominent narratives of the mast cryptocurrency market bull run. I missed out on it because I thought it didn't make sense and would crash. This cycle, it seems that Pepe would lead the way instead. I am fully prepared to...

I think Pepe would be the Doge of the next bull run. No bag holders, no rationale behind it, but people will make crazy money off it, while some will keep thinking it's just stupid.

I was stuck at home after having a baby with no means of income. After some trial and error, I got to know about paid to post on Bizdustry and the rest is now history. I have made good money here

Fundamentals are an important aspect of cryptocurrency research of a coin it token, and can be a good indicator of where it will be after some time. However, it's not an absolute indicators of success, like Pepe and other meme coins have shown. Some people look at things like real world use...

There are a lot of people who have concerns about the privacy issues that central bank digital currencies may pose. CBDC's also stand for all that cryptocurrency is trying to fight.

I buy and hold,. though I've got paper hands before so I sell way early out of fear that the trend has come to an end. I do intend to hold as long as I can this coming bull market.

Privacy coins are also the target of government because they go exactly against all that they want. It would be great to diversify even if you hold some of them. I do wonder if a compromise would ever be reached on these coins.

One thing that's even more pronounced this season is that alts pump via narrative after narrative. This means it's best to be positioned early across board instead of fomoing.

A lot of attention has been on Woo since the last bull run. Seeing as it's also never seen a proper bull market, it will most likely do well after the Bitcoin halving.

Often, you as an outsider can see more clearly what a business should do or change to be successful, or even survive. Most people are not fans of taking advise though and would fight back. What are the tricks or strategies you can use to give a business owner the needed advice while ensuring...

I think my highest was about 150 Satoshi in a day. It was also at a time when Bitcoin was expensive relative to fiat, so it could be worth 150 Satoshi today and 120 the next day.

This mini alt season has shown that some things may happen differently. Altcoins have been pumping according to narratives instead of all at once. Which narratives are you interested in for the next bull run after Bitcoin halving?

While it's possible that price will get to that point, it will too hopeful to plan for that now. All I want is a 2x returns on investment, but I've seen people hoping for $500k or even $1 million per Bitcoin.

The best time to quit is when you have a new job, or you have enough money to sustain you for at least six months. If the toxicity is too much though, it's better to be poor but alive and healthy, so you should quit immediately.

I take a break around the environment. There are a lot of trees and quiet areas which creates a calming effect. I also listen to music or browse through social media for a while.

Some forums come up with strategies to limit such, like Trendri and beer money forum. Unfortunately, it means they get less visitors since not everyone is as good as they want.

Beer money forum is the only paid to post forum I know if that does that. I don't know why it's that way, but it ensudes that people don't just randomly like a comment that is not adding value to the discussion.

I was passing to my workplace and saw a few turkeys, around one month old. I prefer turkeys to chickens because they are less stressful to rear and have more meat.

Most survey sites have regions that they support, and since I can't participate in lost of them, working on paid to post forums allows me to use my skills in a different way to earn money.

It's also allows users to show up each day. Some people log in day just to earn that log in bonus. I do wonder though if it's not hard on the forum owners, to pay so much each month.

Present your idea or solution and be ready to defend it. Each solution would always come with issues, but there should be ways to ensure that the benefits outweigh the risks

One thing I've learnt is that passive income is never truly passive. It's just easier sometimes compared to other things. It cam also be less exciting compared to jobs that require more attention.

I feel like it's possible, if they are not closely related or do not work in closely related departments. This will reduce the likelihood of conflict and with proper understanding of how to manage issues that arise, or work well.

Time management principles would help to manage your time as a freelancer. Most times, it's not a lack of knowledge of what to do, it's the discipline to do what's right that is lacking.

Outward appearance is an indication of the type of individual you are, and how much you take care of your work and personal life. Having a dirty workplace could indicate that the same also applies to other aspects of what you do, thus people won't want to work with you.

Both sell fast, based on demographics of the region. There are high brow areas that the residents don't like the stress of tearing packet after packet, and.thwre are some that consider quantity over quality.

Faucet crypto is very legit, and Tron is just one of the numerous options for withdrawal. I stopped working on it when I discovered better ways to earn money, but it was worth it before then.

I'm thinking about which coins to put in my list to accumulate before the bull run. I want at least $1 million in the next bull run

This is also what I know about them, though it's worth it because they deliver topnotch services which can be helpful for any establishment. If one can afford them, it will be better for some tasks.

These are very important points, especially if you are working with entrepreneurs. If they have been having trouble with staff, payment or the success of the business, it will affect you too.

Are there really people who would buy a blog even if it's not generating traffic? I planned to work on my blog for five months and then sell it off, but was worried about finding buyers

I also spend a lot of time on YouTube and considered using YouTube. I am an introvert and it would not be easy though. It would also mean trying to do many things without being good at the main task.

This is the key actually. Great content would be pleasing both to search engines and the users which means they spend more time on the blog.

Health niche is one of the most saturated niches to start a blog in, with serious competition that have the resources you don't have. Going for a smaller sub niche would be best, but you would have to contend with lower traffic.

I'm actually considering paying for content for my new blog. With so much to do, it would be difficult to dedicate 8-12 hours each day doing research and writing content.

Some people share that it's actually possible to make decent money from a saturated niche too. There may be more work and money spent on it, but won't it be better since you already know you'll have enough traffic to cover the expenses?

I This will probably be made easier if one is moderator or co-owner with someone who's had the experience first. There are a lot of forums that have started and gone down and it would be great to avoid that.

That's what I thought. Even with a large amount of articles, it wouldn't help if your site has not gained enough authority to draw a significant amount of traffic.

It's better to look for a real job, especially offline if you want to earn that much without special skills. To make $10 each day online, you have to provide services that are professional, like being a virtual assistant and others.