Those of us who are interested in this, regardless of the size of our portfolio (for example, my assets are not that many but I am equally interested and passionate about improving them as I am about continuing to learn), we present the following threats and this comes from seed capital or your own investment. Of course, Binance changed with the reinsurance. Certainly backing the largest financial assets must have involved a reordering of user freedoms. However, everyone, with the mere exclusion of the largest whales, faces the following threats:

1. We are in the midst of a trading platform war, where each gift attracts us more than the previous one and so on, however, without homogeneous operational rules, especially for moving not just between coins, but between platforms, it becomes complicated, especially because many platforms are emerging everywhere.

2. The new coins representing each project are now multiplying rapidly, rewarding those that have more "backing" from the largest whales. While this was one of the original goals, it must always be considered that alt-coins and stable-coins are where potential profit is concentrated, while the volatility of the others is enormous.

3. No one benefits more than the whales. This has deeply affected the bulk of miners, especially since they feel deceived regarding the time spent playing and completing tasks and subsequently the size and form of withdrawals, in addition to the amount available to mine once the coin is launched to the market.

4. Both this platform and others reward pre-sales/pre-launches too much, however, those who have access the fastest, and therefore accumulate a larger amount, are the same whales as always, and that is affecting the interest regarding the projects. Mainly because we all trade at the same level but of course, the level of leverage and liquidity can never be the same.