Bubble or no bubble, it doesn't matter. Just use the opportunities and make timely decisions to get profit and benefits.
Of course anyone can profit from volatility; however, there is some ways to consider whether profiting more in terms of the future direction of an asset and if you should buy more as the price goes down or wait.
With bitcoin I have no problem buying more as the price goes down, because I have confidence in it in the long term.
With ETH and other coins, I lack confidence, but that is just me, and I know that some people will buy and stop the collapse of the alts, at some point we will be at bottom, but the question is when and how far.
You're wrong. Again. The current market cap is $100 billion. This market could EASILY go up to $1 trillion. Apple ALONE is around $800 billion.
You seem to be coming out swinging, newbie.
There is not really any way that I can be wrong, because I am just giving a perspective and my opinion about my own approach to the matter of trading and protecting my investment by trading.
I agree with you that the market cap of the whole space can go up, but if we want to attempt to profit from volatility in our own investments, we have to prepare ourselves for both up and down and do our best to play that part. Actually probably one of the most certain aspects of any cryptos is that they are very volatile and not likely to shoot directly up or down, and therefore, there tend to be a lot of opportunities to profit from those ups and downs.
Is this the favorite word of the current society?? "Bubble, bubble, bubble". WTF?? The US stock market has been in a "bubble" for 11 years!! All things are relative! Stop the knee jerk chicken little crap. IT's a MARKET!! They fluctuate!! Too many amateurs in this space mounting soap boxes and claiming legitimacy. It is what it is.
Another newbie coming out swinging.
You are probably correct that this term bubble has begun to be overused in cryptolandia, but still attempt to take the matter in context rather than getting all worked up about the matter and attempting to describe everyone else as wrong.
We have opinions too, and yes people can understand appreciate other perspectives including perspectives that exuberance can last a long time in a market - but that does not mean that we using the word "bubble" is not accurately describing the situation, especially if we attempt to consider the context in which such word is used.
I hope you took the opportunity you saw.
IT'S a FORUM! Everyone is entitled to their opinion! 
