Looks like Israel attacks on Iran caused another dump

Bought some more when it dropped to 103k

Sold some but most of my BTC bought around 40k

Yes but I always buy when it drops 5-10% again

Some reviews say it takes a long time to process withdrawals.

Looking at the high dividends it's not sustainable in the long term. It's a lot higher than Binance Earn.

BNB new ATH $850

My profile pic is happy again.

BNB quietly posted a new ATH

I think we'll see $1000 for 1 BNB some day so I'm buying more of it.

YeahI regret sell 140+ BNB in 2018
Would be worth $133,000 now

Celebrate good times

BNB is not fixed like BTC, but is deflationary.
The target is 100 million around 2030.

ETH supply is not to increase forever either since EIP-1556. It can go up or down too.

I think BNB fortunes tied directly to how well Binance remains as the biggest exchange - as long as every trade requires BNB the volume will dictate BNB demand.

Now that's what I call a crash

So most likely cause by Trump posting he will impose +100% tariffs on China

Also I missed the 103k BTC sale because Binance couldn't handle the traffic

BNB saving my portfolio for now

Only if you're talking about stable coins.
Crypto price speculation has always been influenced by government hype and fud.

Use proper encryption and it's mathematically impossible.
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Of course if you willingly give up your private keys to get a better sentence that's a different story.

TrueCrypt used AES256 10 years ago, and even if you tried a quintillion keys a second it won't be broken even in a BILLION years.

Your best possibility is a future quantum computer running Glover's algorithm but that hasn't been invented yet.

But forget crypto wallet, if that was invented every transaction on the internet would be cracked.

Few order is not enough, and anyway these algorithms do not exist. Other than Grover's algorithm, which is theoretical and requires quantum computers, nothing is known to crack AES256 yet.