Just ignore them, you really can't help but speculate about the future of bitcoin anyway, that's just how things are, people are imaginative and they want to make something out of that imagination. Let them do their thing, they keep the dream alive of 100k bitcoin. I don't get the falseful speculations though, kind of feels like a contradiction to me, it's a speculation, it's not like it's based on facts or anything, just an opinion and a prediction at best so if you ever think that it's false then it's implied that you believed it and therefore that you don't know what you're doing and you suck as a person because you just believe without evidence or clarification, and that you can't even think for yourself.

Not much change in my way of investing, just buy low and sell high and doing some DCA on the side to keep things in a much easier for me and not get left behind when the possibility of the price suddenly pumping, I wouldn't lose the potential to make a profit. I don't get the need to do something different though, is there something that will happen after halving? I'm sure that whatever is going to happen, it's not going to happen immediately or after the same year as the halving, big things in the bitcoin market takes time.

That would be the case but I don't think that anything changes to bitcoin, that sat will eventually get mixed with the other sats out there, what's the big deal? It's a stupid thing that they're doing this thing, it's NFT all over again in my opinion. I can only imagine this person not being careful and then selling this exact sat, that would suck if it upholds it's value and it didn't become as you've said just like any other satoshis out there in circulation.

Anytime is always a good time to buy bitcoin, there's no way that it's going to be possible that there's a last chance when it comes to bitcoin, pretty sure that when it comes to that, it's probably the end of the world but there's really nothing you can do next about it anyway which means that your argument about bitcoin is sort of wrong, and if you're worried about the prices and the value of bitcoin that you're buying, you're probably not going to be able to stop the march of progress, it will continue to go up and it's anyone's fault that they didn't invest earlier when the price was reasonable and you can make more value out of your money when you buy bitcoin.

What exactly is causing the farmers to close down their farms though? I feel like people need to know about more of this because this affects them the most, food shortage due to the lack of local food supply would mean an increase in the need for imported food supplies and we all know what's going to happen when that happens right? Higher prices for basic stuff, it's surprising that a lot of people hasn't made complains about this because anything that's mostly natural and is being made artificial by humans is mostly going to get eventually bad and in the case of this one, it's going to be a pretty bad one.

Your points do make sense but they're all banking on the faith that companies ill have the heart to just do those things to take care of people that they only see as numbers, once there's more money out of automation, lay offs will be inevitable. Yes, some roles or jobs can't easily be replaced by robots but the number that would be replaced is more than anyone will expect, of that I'm sure. Again, your point make sense, they can regulate robots but who's saying that they have to do that though? If it hurts their money making, they won't do it most likely.

Dude, every person lies at some point in their life, I'm sure that you did too so I don't get the moral crisis that you're getting at though? If the only sin is lying and being a traitor or hypocrite to the principle that you pretend to stick too and there's really no person out there that would be pained or hurt emotionally or physically of your white lies then why be afraid of that, you're helping them understand that you can be an example for them to follow and it's not like you've got a bad intention from lying to them, think of it this way, if the lie continues to be more benefit to them then go for it but the moment that it starts to hurt someone, you're probably going to need to start doing something about it.

If you're in a plane hijacked by a terrorist group and the only way to get out of that situation is to lie, would you do it? Pretty sure that you would do it, my point is that you can lie to save yourself and there's times and places that are good for it, not tolerating the lying part though, again, I don't tolerate lies with malicious intent, that's different.

The problem with KYC is because no matter how they put it, it's invasive and people don't want to be in it especially if those people value their online privacy knowing how expensive data is in the black market, you don't want to risk becoming a part of that sold data and so people are so off put of KYC, imagine if it's really difficult to get those data stolen and there's really no customer base for it, people will not hesitate getting into KYC.

Regarding max wins, I don't get why would you be scared of it? It's not like you have no way of contesting your claim against the casino that you've made a big win right? They can risk not giving you the money but they will lose more when they do that.

I have seen some fight highlights of Nery and I got to say that there's not a lot of things worth mentioning, he's an okay boxer and I think that he could stand up for himself but pitting him against Inoue, I don't think that he's up for it. It's probably a knockout from Inoue, dude's a monster on the ring so I'm not sure how we can be too dismissive or at the least too indecisive about this one, it's definitely Inoue's win.

With how corrupt the boxing federation is, I think that it's still going to be Canelo's fault that he's tested positive for the PEDs, they operate on guilty until proven innocent unless you've got a really big money and influential backer on the board of the boxing federation so no matter how much we want to believe that it's not his fault, the committee assigned will still be the one that's going to be doing the final decision. It's a good measure in my opinion even though it's filled with corruption, I think that not being ignorant or being aware of what you're taking in before the fight should be a prerequisite or should be a common sense because it can be a way for your opponent to sabotage you too.

That's what the casinos want you to have as a mindset, always chasing losses because with more losses means that you're going to get more desperate and those people have the worst skills of them all since they can't think straight and they don't know how to stop, they're the reason why casinos are still such a good business to go into, the money will come to you and all you need is proper management, enjoyable hospitality, and the right connections. It's easy to say that you can stop whenever you're losing too much but you've got to understand that you're going to need more than the talk that you can stop whenever you want, you're going to also need to have the discipline to do it, without it, you're just never going to get your life going.

I'd like to believe that but in my opinion, they're probably waiting for the time that bitcoin is going to be pumping towards a new ATH because that's where the money will be right? They pump the fees with their images and inscriptions while the price is going up and then those that want to sell their bitcoins will have to face the high fees to get their bitcoin out of their hands to get the profit. I hope you've got the angel's tongue and that happens, maybe even lower, I plan to move some bitcoins to a new address after all and I don't like the idea of paying huge money to move small amounts of bitcoin.

To take control of bitcoin, you need to take control of 80% if not all the networks and even at that moment, you'd still need a lot of power and money (for the equipment) to be able to pull it off and China's lacking in money already if you're keeping up with the Chinese stuff that's reported by investigative reporters so I don't believe that it's in their agenda to take over the bitcoin network anytime soon, pretty sure that whatever they're doing now, bitcoin or any cryptocurrency has no relation to it or anything like that.

I don't feel like 2025 is the year for bitcoin and that you'd be able to hit that million by that year with just 7 bitcoins, I'd say that it will be around 2030 or higher before you can hit that number, maybe you also need to focus on other things too, there's the fact that you can have that USD if it's enough to try and get yourself to move to a country that has a really favorable exchange rate with USD like the tropical countries in Asia, South America or maybe even in some Caribbean countries, find other ways to make money not just your work to increase your bitcoin investment and you can easily reach millions in USD if you do that.

Don't look at it in the short-term, bitcoin will bounce back even higher, think of the negative things that are happening to the bitcoin market as a bowstring of a bow and bitcoin price is the arrow, the more intense the pull is going to be then the more higher that the arrow will shoot out and sometimes the bowstring pulling takes a long time to get release that some people don't want to see it anymore but that's the mistake because bitcoin always eventually pumps in prices no matter how much the negativity is going on for now. Bitcoin will continue to grow and there's not much those negative stuff can do about it, those will all be over in months and then bitcoin will recover, don't make the mistake of listening to fud spread by people who hate bitcoin, they're not going to get anything out of it and you'll lose everything when you listen to them.

Don't learn to save, learn to invest because that's much better than just letting your money stagnate in your bank account when there's the potential that it can grow when you invest it into something, remember that if you're presented the opportunity to invest especially if it's crypto, just go ahead and take it, there's no harm in going for that and it's probably much better for you to do it anyway. Regarding taking care of your money, best thing to do is to spend on your needs first then splurge just a little on your wants, remember that life isn't always about money, and if you don't live a little using the money that you earn, you're probably susceptible to break down and depression that would affect your life in the worst of ways, and you can prevent that if you just live a little.

As much as I like that idea, I really don't want to do that because I'm going to be seeing that I'd be hating that passion no matter how much I'd love that, money is a pollutant in my opinion and if I'm doing something that I'm passionate about then that means that I want some peace of mind and that will never become a thing when people order the stuff that I do for fun when I decide to make a profit out of it, sure there are some passionate people that would be able to turn it into a profit but I'm the kind that would rather starve than take away what makes my life more chill and bearable. There's also the fact that not all passion filled hobbies are profitable in the long-term anyway.

Which proves my point that if there's an easy money opportunity that presents to us, it's not right for us to do some kind of hesitation or setting aside just because we've been conditioned to believe that easy money is too good to be true. Good thinking that when there's the opportunity, you'd take it, that's how it should be anyways.

Obviously that's going to be the case, it's called patience after all, that means that it's going to take a long time and a lot of hard work to be able to see some kind of success, there's no way that you don't want that to be the case that when you wait and there's nothing there for you. Yes, we want the faster wealth but my point isn't to take all of that opportunity because some of them are really too good to be true and are likely scams, that's why I advocate to be smart about it and not just choosing willy-nilly.

It's pretty obvious why you shouldn't force someone to invest in bitcoin and I think that it's the same for almost any kind of interaction, it would also make you the bad person in the conversation because you'd get some kind of manipulative vibes and people really don't like it when you dictate what they should be doing since it's totally unhinge and stupid. Also, forcing someone to invest in bitcoin is kind of like using the same polarity of magnets, the more you try to force them then the more likely it is to go away so be careful how you do the convincing because there's a thin line between forcing and introducing. You need to make sure that you're not also that obsessed about them investing, that's creepy.