1. When can weekends be good for trading?
✅ When you're looking for bargains

2. Who are the 'whales' mentioned in the video?
✅ Large institutional traders

3. What major factor is missing from the market on weekends?
✅ News cycle

4. What should you remember about weekend crashes?
✅ They're part of crypto's volatility

5. What's the main reason crypto prices crash on weekends?
✅ Low liquidity

6. What type of traders are active on weekends?
✅ Retail traders (newbies)

7. What should you avoid doing during a weekend dip?
✅ Panicking and selling immediately

8. What does the narrator compare a weekend price drop to?
✅ A hiccup by Monday

9. What is the narrator's advice about Reddit memes?
✅ Don't rely on them for research

10. What happens when there is low liquidity?
✅ Small trades cause big price swings

11. Why is there less market stability on weekends?
✅ Big players are less active

12. What emotional response often causes weekend price drops?
✅ Panic selling

1. Why do some cryptos have a max supply?
✅ To create scarcity and store value

2. What happens if a crypto has too many coins minted?
✅ Its value can drop

3. What analogy did the narrator use for cryptos with no max supply?
✅ A cookie jar with controlled baking

4. What is the max supply of Bitcoin?
✅ 21 million coins

5. Why does Ethereum not have a max supply?
✅ To ensure enough coins are available for its ecosystem

6. What is controlled inflation in crypto?
✅ A way to mint new coins without flooding the market

7. Which is better: max supply or no max supply?
✅ It depends on the use case

8. Which cryptocurrency doesn't have a max supply?
✅ Ethereum

9. Why is Bitcoin compared to gold?
✅ Because it's finite and scarce

10. What analogy did the narrator use for max supply cryptos?
✅ Limited-edition sneakers

11. What's the narrator's advice about cookies?
✅ Don't eat them all in one sitting

12. What are cryptos with no max supply usually used for?
✅ Powering ecosystems like smart contracts