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Do you truly believe ETH to be top #2 forever?

Ethereum has the biggest DeFi ecosystem of all cryptocurrencies, it's the most decentralized PoS (*proof of stake*) blockchain and the most widely used. But will it stay this way? Some ETH maxis believe in the "Flippening", that ETH becomes top #1. Or will some other smart contract crypto take its 2nd place in the future? While BTC being top 1# is less of a controversial topic, I think that ETH staying top #2 forever is a much more exciting statement because with the rapid development in this sector, nobody knows how the future of DeFi develops. Will L2s keep ETH very alive for a long period of time? Will transaction costs, network congestion still be a thing in the future? Let's debate!

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What is your DCA strategy to take advantage of price dips?

I've met my short-term goals of ETH and ADA, and I still want to add to them over time. However, my main focus is to shift to almost exclusively BTC (90%) in my twice per month DCA. I was curious as to how people in this sub approach this strategy with regards to price fluctuations. I have been consistently adding to my investments every two weeks with roughly the same amount, however, I was considering the possibility of holding a small percentage of each DCA (maybe 15%) aside to have as a lump sum in the event of a huge price dip. Has anyone used this approach? I know that no one can really predict the way the wind will blow in the markets, but I was curious as to whether anyone has employed this strategy. Or am I just deluding myself that some significant dip could happen for a bulk buy and am missing out on gains from the 15% I would be holding back?

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I live in the UK and get paid through USDT - Since I can't convert to £ and withdraw now, are there any alternatives?

So, I've been trying to research my options since the announcement that Binance will no longer be supporting GBP withdrawals/deposits to UK banks. I knew this would happen eventually since Binance only allowed GBP transfers on the sly last year. I don't trade or anything. The only reason I'm on Binance is to receive USDT and withdraw GBP. I don't know if there are many people here in my position, but I wanted to see if anyone had some alternatives in mind. I would seriously appreciate it. At the moment, my options seem to be making a Kraken and a Revolt account.

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Chinese city releases policy draft for metaverse industry development

How to withdraw properly?

Can someone with more knowledge than me please help? I use cex.io and want to cash out my crypto, but I don't understand the difference between **selling** my coins for fiat and **exchanging** them for fiat. What's the difference? I can see that I would receive less fiat if I sell the coins than I would is I exchange them. Why is this? I'm ultimately going to withdraw the fiat amount, so why would I sell instead of exchange? I don't get it! Sorry if it's a stupid question but I'd really appreciate some help with this!

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