I have been on this kind of situation before and I know how it felts like it is really annoying and you feel like you are wasting your time, money and energy, but I know this is to prevent from excessive withdrawing since there are gamblers who transfers big amount of money inside their casino and will try to win whatever they are offering either the pot money and will just withdraw immediately after winning. They are preventing this kind of scenes from happening that is why mostly you have to control how much you are going to put inside the casino just in case they will put this "lock period" strategy.

In several countries 1BTC is already considered a huge amount, but for countries like US or the first world countries, they'll just consider that as a decent amount of money though it is still arguable. Well, I could say that since, if we talk about 1BTC here in our country, you are already considered a millionaire, but in your countries that is mostly your annual income, while here? our annual income couldn't even reach 1/4 in your country. So in the end it's not that you will be rich automatically but that is already a huge money to everyone, and knowing the possibilities and potential of bitcoin, 1BTC can greatly change your life in the future not only in 2023.

Exactly! At least he heard about bitcoin and bought one, and since he is new to this kind of industry of course it is only expected that he only has bitcoin. We shouldn't rain on his parade and at the very least let's welcome him and celebrate his first step on bitcoin and crypto industry. When I first encountered bitcoin too, all I know is that it could be used as other payment methods online aside from paypal at that time. After venturing and staying in the industry for a couple of months, that's when I learned that bitcoin's price can increase and it is possible for you to hold it since it will appreciate in value over time. That is also when I gathered more information on how I can effectively earn more money to buy for more bitcoin, at that time also I learned bunch of useful things like trading in the market using alt coins or even bitcoin, doing side hustles to buy bitcoin, claim those faucets hourly and so much more.

That makes sense since if I were to choose between posters I'd rather choose good quality posts which are relevant to the topic, and there is also a chance that a specific member is just actively participating on the discussion and he is also contributing on that topic. It isn't fair if that person would be labeled as a burst poster right? He/She should also know what he is doing in the forum and of course would also know the rules.


I don't mind if somebody reading this would misinterpret it and it is also not right to say that I am not indirectly asking for merits, coz that's what already there is on the first post and I am also aware that begging for merits is subjective to red tags. This is just an "if ever", coz it is still their choice whether they'll give me or not, or whether I deserve that kind of merit. It's not like I just made this topic on purpose of asking merits without participating on the discussion. I am just honestly and genuinely curious to your perspective here on this forum as to what you guys consider as a burst poster. I am also very aware that the replies here on the discussion could even have merits than the thread. I only did it as some kind of exclamation. Both of us too are aware that asking for donations is the same as begging. I hope this doesn't offend anyone  .

Farmers still need to pay taxes, since that land is also an income generator land, they will impose bigger taxes by estimating how much they can farm and earn on that land along with their land tax. Based on my own understanding of things, they will pay in accordance with the same concept as how business establishment are being taxed. In my country it is hard to launder money if you are not connected to some big time firms or you don't have any backers since even if you earn something from your freelance, all the banks and even the service providers (custodial wallets) requires you to verify and will ask you where that money came from and they will set limits into your account depending on what information you will provide them during verification. So if it happens that your incoming transaction exceeds the limits of your account, you will be asked certain questions or most commonly you will be limited in withdrawing will wait for a couple of weeks or months to reset your withdrawal limits.

Username: speedy963
Twitter Link: https://twitter.com/GrimjowJacques
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This avatar alone is already so edgy and badass unlike any other avatars I've seen so far.

Ps. My twitter account has no followers, is that acceptable? I didn't use my account since then coz I didn't really like using twitter.

To sum this all up, it is true that education can open up new opportunities for you, but I know most of you knew this advise from popular figures, entrepreneurs and even enthusiasts which is "getting out of your comfort zone". Nowadays you can no longer say that your future is secured once you graduate, since you are not the only graduate to that course and as much as I hate to say this, there are only few opportunities given to people specially in low income countries. That is why, getting out of your comfort zone applies not only to your lifestyle but also in the way you look for opportunities. Who know maybe what will give you stable source of income isn't related to what you have studied back in school.

If I were to answer this sarcatically, I'd say I would choose both no matter what happens, coz who would decline both? Both of them are important, but if the question is which will you choose first, I'd probably choose education first. My reason is that, nobody was born educated and as the current situation we have here and even different parts of the world, education is not mostly free to access. That means you have to sacrifice/spend enough money to acquire good education. Though it cannot guarantee your success it will give you options in finding money.

I've never heard of rich people prioritizing savings before investment, and I've never heard them took savings seriously. As what I can see from those people, they only treat savings as an emergency cash or spare money just in case something happens to them in real life or even on their investments. In the end it is all for their investments again.

Our perspective of savings are different, just for example, me that came from a poor family, of course I'll save enough money for my investment or to buy important things or my priorities. I need to save money and calculate even the smallest cents so that it wont go to waste. However, rich people will just invest almost 70% of their money while the rest goes to savings.

This is literally the meaning of "your jokes are going too far"  . Now what we have? The most annoying game that caused a lot of frustrations from all the users/downloaders way back 2013-2014? To be honest even if I am annoyed by the game it brings a lot of nostalgia.

The most worrying part is that, everyday the prices of all the goods and necessities are increasing specially those what we basically needed the most, and what makes it worst is that the daily wages are not even increasing while your needs are almost impossible to buy. This is what basically some of the analysts saying that "the cost of living is almost killing the living". Right now is the literal meaning of survival of the fittest, and having a job right now is no longer enough to sustain your family not unless you are working above the minimum wage which you can barely survive. Inflation isn't the only thing that causes a lot of problems in the economy, also the lack of job opportunities results into so many jobless people living in every country. The government can only support a few people but the there are thousands if not there are millions of people who doesn't have a job and still trying to find one.

Sometimes the low-class family in superior nations are already considered rich in 3rd world countries. Being poor is not someone's fault even the word "staying poor" is not their choice, coz if they can choose to live a better life why not? It's just that they aren't given enough opportunities for them to change their life. I have personally experience myself being compared to other children's family, usually my grandma would say "look at him being a seafarer, engineer, teacher, police echetera... surely they have high wages and changed their lifestyle unlike you". Sometimes the pressure of being compared to someone can lose a person's confidence instead of using it as an inspiration. I have lived a life with a poor environment, and I understand them why they wanted me to be like other people, but even if they'd force me to be one, I won't.

I have also seen a lot of my batchmates trying hard to strive for their education but in the end, they didn't pursue their career due to lack of opportunity. I am not discouraging anyone who's struggling about their education, but in all honesty, once you graduate, it is up to you on how handle your life, not anyone even your family can do anything if there is no opportunity present. That is why some of my batchmates decided to work abroad coz they've realized that there's a huge lack of opportunity here in my country and even if there are, the competition is extremely huge and most of the time it requires a ton of money. In the 3rd world country, there's this popular saying that "if you want to have money, you need to have money", though it is absurd, once you live in this kind of environment it does make sense.

It's a given that he thinks this way since the OP is still at the beginning of his journey in Bitcoin, once he has enough knowledge, for sure he won't be contented sitting around waiting for the next turn. I am sure he will find another way to increase his income or maybe he will find something for him to start practicing the things that he learned so far such as what you've said "technical analysis".

I won't judge the OP by his decision on selling his property for the sake of a volatile investment because it's his choice, but just like you do, I wont consider bitcoin as a "safe haven" just like what he sold in exchange for high volatility asset.

This is basically what happens in my country, but most of my fellow citizens lack options as to where they will put their mone. That is why they don't have that much options and choose to put it in bank instead. They'd usually think the bank is taking care of their money and it is secure enough to just let the bank manage their finances. With this simple breakdown you have, I'm sure a lot of people who are new to crypto would think twice into putting their money inside the banks.

Based on my current experience there are some banks who are slowly introducing crypto to their users, so I guess it wont be long enough until new users will try to delve into crypto.

Yes you are right about that. I also didn't mean that I'm gonna hold it forever and not try sell it. Right now the only bitcoin I'm holding are the profits that I accumulated over the course of years (of course I tried getting some of my profits from time to time due to some personal needs), but all of those are already considered good ol profit. The main purpose of bitcoin is to be used as a currency and most of us are using that purpose, and it isn't something to be regretful.

I do agree that some reasons can push you into selling your bitcoin, but from all those reasons probably having issues with your health, lost of the source of income, and having issues with government are the most particular reasons for someone selling their own savings/bitcoin. In my case as long as it isn't related to health of issues with the government I wouldn't sell my bitcoins and hold it as long as possible.

I'm not fueling the fire or something but I just wanna say something about this. Mixers are not officially illegal, but the way how the government see it as a method to do something illegal is of course something that cannot be brushed aside. As long as the government views it that way, confiscating ang seizing those mixers will always be there. We all get the point and understand that mixers are only providing services for their customers, but the government doesn't care even if you are innocently running these business as long as it against their belief, it will always be illegal to them.

In regards of requesting moderator in Greek board, It feels like it has slowly transformed into politics. Not that I complain about that coz it has nothing to do with me, I just felt that it has slowly turned into a different story.

There're still people like me who leaves gaps in their posting time even if it's on different thread not just to be considered a spam maybe it's  just some sort of hobby or maybe they just wanted their account latest/past posts to be clean just like in my case. 

There is so much to quote so I'll just reply generally. First of, by staying in this forum doesn't mean I refer this as regular job coz I am not paid staying here to be honest, and there's no campaigns yet that are accepting me, maybe due to I didn't have enough merits or so but regardless, currently I didn't have a job due to personal reasons, the same reason why I stayed home and watch over the house, and since I don't have anything to do whole day, much better if I spend it here on this forum right? instead of watching TV series whole day I'd rather make it more productive.

In regards to all of those replies, I've read all of your replies and most of you didn't matter how long the post gap is as long as the reply is relevant to topic. In short, most of you guys are actively contributing in this community and more importantly you guys have different perspective when it comes to post. See? This is the reason why I asked this in the first place, coz way back then each campaign managers have different standards when it come to post activities within a day, but now although not a lot has changed, each member here on this forum have different opinions in regards of what is considered burst posting. Therefore I conclude that it had became an unwritten rule here, correct me if I'm wrong.

I have remembered back then whenever there's a topic that I wanted to post/reply I'll write a draft ready to be posted and just wait for the time to hit 10 mins or so just because I don't want to consecutively post replies. Sometimes I would even open multiple tabs and reply at the same time but will just wait after few minutes before clicking post. Is what I did back then forbidden? To be honest there isn't anyone I knew where I could ask that question, and it's bugging me for years coz maybe I'd get banned or something.

Tingin ko pwede naman sigurong gumamit ng "hiram na salita" para mag salin ng wika galing ingles. So much about that, hindi talaga pwedeng pagsabayin ang privacy at batas ng gobyerno. Isipin nyo, gumagamit tayo ng decentralized currency pero dapat yung wallet natin is centralized at kailangan nating ibigay ang personal na impormasyon para maging verified? Diba parang salungat ang dalawa? Habang naglalaro ang gobyerno ng monopolya, mahirap talagang makamit ang sinasabing privacy at ang pag-gamit ng desentralisadong pera. Hindi naman ako tutol sa pagbibigay ng pribadong impormasyon lalo na at nakasalalay dito ang ating seguridad pero sa storyang eto mag-iiba ang takbo kung sakaling gusto man nilang kumpiskahin ang anumang datos na nakuha nila sa mga rehistradong wallet providers natin kahit paman sabihing non-custodial eto, may posibilidad na tayo ay kasuhan ng laundering kung di natin maideklara kung san o ano man ang pinanggagalingan ng ating pera.