More than any other industry or country, Bitcoin uses renewable energy sources and the rate at which renewable sources are replacing traditional sources of energy far outpaces that of any other industry.
Bitcoin uses %0.1 of the world's energy and for that energy use it potentially gives the entire ...
Bitcoin is definitely safe (given you use proper security practice when engaging with the network). It is for the most part legal in every country with few exceptions.
The news has been positive recently, in terms of the further development of the crypto realm.
Price action is however a different story. We have been consolidating on the lower part of the range for the 8 or so weeks and this is a sign of weakness and increases possibility of further downward ...
One interesting thing to consider is that if ETH permanently overtakes bitcoin at some point in the future, it might mean that the crypto cycle will be decoupled from bitcoin's halving events permanently...
Well that's the million dollar question currently. Long-term no doubt we are breaking to the upside, the question is whether there is further downside before that... overall if your strategy is long-term enough it shouldn't really matter.
Are Defis legit or just another fancy name for scam?
DeFi is legit in that people are gaining yields on their staked crypto across a variety of platforms. Naturally some of the lesser known ones are risky and may turn out to be scams. So while DeFi is real, one must take care to do your own ...
While bitcoin is legal in most countries, it is less regulated than other asset classes. At this point, given how large the crypto space has become, we are more likely to see further regulation on crypto rather than attempts to ban it... and over time this further regulation would only bring much ...
Well if you are trading (rather than investing) then the strategy would be the same regardless of the overall bullishness or bearishness of the market: buy low and sell high.