Did anyone else notice doge price is rising back again? maybe i should have gotten some doge    lel.... (the profits are no joke though).

And even the coin bureau Guye was surprised about Shiba Inu price rising 
and those people that gave up, example like Mark Cuban. he was so bullish on crypto but now he says he rather buy bananas and hold those over crypto. However in his case, he invested in a shitcoin, so it's no wonder he had the rug pulled under him with titan
https://gadgets.ndtv.com/internet/news/mark...rk-tank-2466865
obviously he should have stuck to the credible crypto. instead he is labelling all crypto (including the good ones) as a bad investment becauz of a few rotten apples (which he shouldn't have gambled with in the first place    basically he is salty)
in regards to risk, on binance they got margin trading. where you can buy higher than what you have by borrowing crypto from those users that do savings. This is where crypto that is used by savers go to ( the crypto savers get from this business model is then added to their interest. interest doesn't grow on trees, this is how we get the interest and that is why the interest rate fluctuates from to time depending on the profits made from margin trading business). the person using margin trades can make big profits, but they also risk bigger losses if they take even a 10%+ loss or something. and they have to pay a high interest (not sure about the rates exactly) for borrowing that crypto from the savers. bit risky, i don't do this since i am not a gambler 
i am also curious about this    where is a good place to do savings and staking?

in regards to ETH, on binance they can stake eth, but what you get in return (probly only interest) is something called beth. this beth supposedly is a 1:1 against ETH, so they claimed you can trade that beth back to eth then you can sell eth as per usual. You are also locked until ETH 2.0 comes out which could be for 1-2 year or something?    did anyone do this? is it safe?