I am trying to understand how the scripts works and what makes them profitable. Don't you think betting with scripts breaks Casino company's TOS?

You made some sense at the end of your post. Yes, I am a believer in spending some and holding some too. It is called "savings"

Do you agree with me on my prediction that Bitcoin price will hit 100k before December 2022?

This upward movement will be fueled by People's sentiment and other important indicators. I also have a strong believe That no single person nor single policy is capable to bring the price down, rather the price is decided by the people's sentiments.

There is no serious relationship between Bitcoin and Gaming other than processing payments. Any other blockchain nonsense is just a useless innovation that may never fly nor be adopted.

As for Casino, Bitcoin has made the casino gambling more accessible and easy to play with peace of mind.

Thank you guys for the thoughtful comments. I don't regret selling the Bitcoin and will never regret even in future. They are still more to be made and spent.

It really solved my problems at that point in time and I was so happy I sold.

There is doubt 2020 is going to be a great year for Bitcoin Investors. Libra could add to the spice but Regulators may never let is happen. And I don't trust Facebook

You are really something else bro. You assume a lot and it's not normal. I need some Merit to rank up, there's nothing wrong if you give me some Merit, but that is not the reason I wrote this post.

Anyways, I have answered all your questions, you can go back and read them up.

Bitcoin should be used for payments. That's the only way it can be viable. Anything outside of that is a waste of time.

I will keep saying it, the current trends of holding and never let go will only cause more harm to Bitcoin. I won't mind becoming an activist in this 

I think you are worrying yourself over nothing.

First, this post is not in anyway a complaint thread. I only made the post to encourage others who may be feeling bad for selling at a time they consider the wrong time. Please, go back and read my original post again.

Secondly, you don't know me, you don't know my problems and how big or small they are. So, it will be foolish to try and estimate how much that will solve my problems, problems you know nothing about.

No, I have nothing to regret at all. I wrote the post as encouragement to people who may have sold their Bitcoin at lower rate and it later bumped. I was trying to let everyone know that there's no better time to sell, that anytime you sell is a better time, provided you use the proceed for something meaningful.

That venture was the reason I moved to Dubai after loosing so much money in the project. There was another post here at Bitcointalk were I posted how a script vendor duped me into non workable Sports betting script and make me lose a lot of money. Even now I am still trying to bounce back.

In the post, I wrote a review about the script vendor and how they frustrated my venture. There was another post too where I detailed how I lost my premium domain. You don't need much research about me, I can tell you everything you need to know. I also discussed much about my venture at NamePros.com (where I am a VIP member) and how I plan to bounce back, bigger and better.

Cheers!

Yes, cost of living, plus other family expenses, plus my own cost of living in Dubai (which is pretty much expensive) are the reasons I just decided to sell all. Right now, I am running a small organization that assist those who are in need and prevent them from selling off their most valuable assets just to survive. I am hoping to help as many as I can.

I bet you have too. Strange Jeeps everywhere.

You made a great choice buddy, health is wealth. Please, tell us more about the Telegram Trading Group. What do they do and how?

You got the point 100% correct. Without the usage, adoption would be slow or even ceases completely. Turning Bitcoin into an investment asset is not healthy to the currency. At least, while we hold some little percentage, let's release the bulk into circulation.

Yes, I still have some tiny pieces here and there but nowhere near the 2BTC. I had no choice to sell half and leave half and there was no means to raise dollar loan. Don't forget that getting loans to hold on to Bitcoin is risky too, because you never can tell (for certainty) the direction it will go at any point in time. So I had to sell all to meet my needs.

Thank you @Royse777 for the selfless gift. I am truly grateful for the appreciation. And for understanding the context of my post  

If Bitcoin is to thrive, we are the ones to drive that adoption by pushing it into the mainstream commerce. While holding it my be profitable in a short term, It may not be good for the over all Crypto growths. We need to let loose and free it into circulation. After all, Bitcoin is money, and money comes in and goes out on daily basis.

I see Sanders rising sharply in the Democrats primary poll before Mach 2020. His policies resonates with the millennial and young educated Whites, as well as Blacks and some Hispanics. Biden (to me) is not a credible candidate as he has plenty of unpleasant baggage that Trump could exploit and shred him into pieces.

Warren seems too weak to go all out against Trump in a soon to be heated and tensed campaign. While Harris is nothing but Hillary Clinton 2.0. So, to me, Bernie Sanders is the only credible option to reasonably challenge Trump.

I got the 2BTC from a business deal around January this year. I knew that Bitcoin was going to bump anytime soon but still went ahead to sell at $3,000+ each. Why did I sell at such a ridiculously low rate when I could have gotten x3 of the value if I waited for few more months?

I was away in Dubai for work while my family were staying back home in my country. They were 100% dependent on me for food and sustenance. Allowing the BTC to sit in my wallet while my family suffers was not an option. So, I decided to sell and solve my immediate problems, to feed and cater for them. Did I make the wrong or right decision?

Well, no doubt I would have gotten $20,000+ if I retained the coin till now, but what if my family died of hunger? Money is as good as the problem it's able to solve. That's the lesson I want everyone to learn this. Very too often, I see people advising not to sell your Bitcoin, that you will gain more if you hold on and sell at later times. While that may be true, you still need to understand that Bitcoin is supposed to be money, not investment asset. It is meant to be spent on daily basis, to solve problems, and to be in constant circulation.

The idea of hoarding Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies, waiting to sell at later times for higher returns is the reason Crypto is slow to adoption in mainstream transactions. Anyone who gets it try to hold on to it, as long as possible, thereby depriving the market the needed circulation to keep the currency viable and acceptable.

I once heard of a man who had Bitcoin and was sick. People advised him to sell and get the needed cure but he decided to endure the sickness and wait until the price goes up. He died of the illness and the Bitcoin was rendered useless, with no one having access to it.  

Have you ever sold your BTC at low rate and it later bumped and you were regretting...?

Just understand that there is hardly a better time to sell your Bitcoin. Anytime you sell (at any amount) is a better time, provided you use the money wisely.

Where is your fears coming from? Is the fear of loosing your Bitcoin to hackers or the fear of the price falling sharply?

If you are afraid of loosing your Bitcoin to hackers as you are not ready to exchange now. If that is your problem, the best way to store your Bitcoin to avoid hackers is on a cold wallet. Believing you already know what cold wallet is, I will recommend you get Trezor because that is what almost everybody is using. It's easy to use and 100% secure.

If your fear is about the Bitcoin volatility, all you need to do is to keep your eyes open to the market trends. Follow the daily price indicators. As soon as you begin to notice any sign of sharp falls, that may be the time to make your decisions as to whether to keep or sell off.