Bitcoin has captured the center of attention, especially with the younger generations showing keen interest in it. Yet, there are those who believe that teaching older individuals about it might not be a wise investment of time. However, we must ponder: does it carry value? This conversation revolves around the question of whether it's worthwhile to educate older generations about bitcoin.

I know it is a big or uncommon goal to achieve considering my current income. I have a big dream of owning one Bitcoin before a certain period. So when people are bothered that the price of Bitcoin is dropping, I am seeing it as an opportunity to go closer to my dream. I am in no way happy that the price is dropping but one Bitcoin will always be one Bitcoin, no matter the price today. If you are sure of bitcoin, you will not be concerned about the price today because the price in the future will always exceed the current price.I have learned from this forum that there is no need to dump your coin because of FUD, this distraction will come and go. So I am no longer reading those blogs or social media that is promoting this this fear that will make me dump my small holding and abandon my dream. My focus is to own one Bitcoin.

Xavi has built the Barcelona team brilliantly in just a few years. The team is one of the best teams in La Liga. This season, Xavi will want to do something great with the team in the Champions League.

It seems that Liverpool are quite surprised at the beginning and they are not ready and also do not understand the pattern of Bournemouth game that made him conceded easily at the beginning of the match, but over time Liverpool understood how to conquer Bournemouth, in minutet 28 and Minute 36 Making it the game with a score of 2- 1, and all of that turned around, Liverpool seemed to have been poured on how to make Bournemouth not given playing the ball with a long time, in this first half Liverpool controlled the ball up to 70% more, if Bournemmouth did not change his strategy to play, maybe the rain goals would be easy to be on Get it by Liverpool in the second half very beautiful.

I see from this discussion seems to be that @masulum intention is that gambling cannot be equated with a food restaurant because gamblers who bet do not expect their money back but gambling sometimes give a lucky chance to get a big win even though it is not equivalent to the previous loss but at least the gambler can get this opportunity.
but it seems that @wxa7115 judges that gambling is like restaurant food when we come to eat and pay to the cashier for the food we have eaten and it is impossible to ask the cashier to return the money unless maybe the restaurant gives a ticket every purchase will get a number of cash draws or any gift. with this, maybe it can be almost similar to gambling because people come to look for what they are looking for and after that there is another hope of getting a win, such as people going to restaurant waiting for prize ticket to be drawn and gamblers waiting for the chance to get a win.

Why should I be proud of my gambling activities, in my country there is no pride in the gambling activities that are carried out, moreover the police will continue to arrest gambling players (players or business owners) because of the strict laws that make many people label gambling activities as haram and very detrimental to citizens, even though if it is studied more deeply, the income that a country can get because of gambling is very large. I will continue to keep my gambling activities a secret from my neighbours, the level of trust others have in me will decrease if they know I gamble quite often.

A family member reported to me that her eighteen years old son has started gambling. She is not worried that he is gaming but her problem is that he is a student that solely depends on her for everything he needs. Her fear is also that her son might start stealing from her if he has no access to the money he needs to gamble. My relative has even started suspecting that some money she feels was misplaced might have been stolen by her son.

I spoke to my nephew and he told me that he has never stolen from his mother to gamble. And he gambles with only his savings from his weekly stipend he receives from the family. And he won't gamble if he has no savings to do that. From my observation, he is a responsible gambler that is just enjoying the game and making a little money occasionally. The gambling age in my country is 18+, but his mother is insisting that he must stop. What will be your advice for this young boy?

This raises a lot of suspicion, What is the need announcing that you are back?

Your account just woke up for the first time since 8/9/2022 and last post made even farther in the past (January 2019). What have you been up to? and why will a "Hero member" not know that making a post about them being back is unnecessary and a spam.

So, a senior citizen in one of the western countries makes a complaint that he preferred the 1950s when everything made sense and life was simple. He loves the analog times more than the digital. Despite this, he trusts Bitcoin self-custody, and that is the reason why he holds bitcoin. He complains that his bitcoin just sits in his hard wallet, and he doesn't even know what to do with it. According to him, his fear is that if he sells it during the next bull run, he will be taxed, and he doesn't want that. A question arises: Would taxes still be applicable if a time comes when exchanging bitcoin for fiat is no longer necessary?

Situations as this would mean that the trader method of approach to the crypto currency trade is inconsistent; so to fix issues as this; the trader needs to figure out the reasons for inconsistencies

• is it down to patience or greed or rushing the decision making process?
• is it down to avoidable errors when drawing trading charts?

I have had a friend who gambles because he does not have money. I mean whenever he sees the property he wants to buy maybe let's say a shoe or clothes that he wants to acquire for himself. He now go and gamble in order to acquire that very property.
But whenever he has money on him, he does not remember to gamble. He only gambles when he need money to do something.
After atudying his type of lifestyle, I understood that his problem was not just gambling for entertainment, he needs a better source of income and when he is financially stable, he will say goodbye to gambling. There a lot of people like that when they have good source of income that will make them leave comfortable, they will say goodbye to gambling.

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

With what Manchester city just did today, I think am going to go for Newcastle to have a win on that game because the so called Harland don't seem to find his stride without the help of his mastermind Kevin debryune and since debryune is out due to injury sustained in their first game Newcastle might just have an edge over city plus with the added fact that they did brilliant on their first game.

Are there sites where you can actually withdraw coins? I mean gambling sites. It doesn't have to be a lot of money, but I used to have the impression that there were more sites like this and it was much easier to withdraw free money. I know there is freebitcoin that gives you free btc every hour, duckdice is also a faucet - do you know any other sites you can recommend?

The obvious implication is it will allow for countries to circumvent U.S. sanctions but that's predicated on how willing a country is willing to adopt yuan. The Chinese economy, contrary to what people might believe, is unstable and dwindling; thus by proxy, yuan is too. Would countries be more willing to hold yuan oppose to USD? Perhaps if they had no choice, it's an attractive alternative.

We all wish life was easier, but it's not so we've got to make do with what we have.

The degree you want, the career you want, and the business you dream to have won't come easy. I'm of the notion that life doesn't want you to succeed. If you run away from every obstacle then you will never achieve your goal.

I keep seeing forum members make complaints about not getting merits and all. It will be very hypocritical of me to say we shouldn't care about merit and ranking up, but your desire to rank up should lead you in the right direction.
The goal is to learn and grow, then make meaningful contributions that can grow other forum members. It's not going to be easy, and it will take time, but it will be worth it in the end.

This doesn't only apply to the forum but to every aspect of life.
Take a business for example.
The goal of a business is to make a profit but you can't make a profit if certain things are not done right. If you just pursue profit without thinking about other factors, your business will fail.
If your product/service is top-notch, your marketing, packaging, and distribution are done right along with other factors, you will make a profit.
The same thing applies to every aspect of life. A degree, career, or anything at all.

If your first encounter with crypto was a scam altcoin, it doesn't mean you should wash your hand off of crypto. If you're still interested in it, learn from that bad situation and gain more experience from it.

If you previously made an investment in Bitcoin and you lost, it doesn't mean you should give up on Bitcoin; learn from it and re-evaluate your decision.

So don't think Bitcoin and Bitcointalk are any different from life.
You may look at a forum member with legendary rank and you want to achieve that, it's good that that motivates you, but you have to know that they didn't just achieve that overnight. They learned, grew, improved themselves, and improved others to get to that level.
Whatever you want, work hard and smart for it because it won't be handed to you on a platter.

I'm a student still studying, and I've been putting away some money from my trust fund over the last 3 years. Because money doesn't seem to buy as much as before in my country and maybe even everywhere, I'm thinking about what to do with my savings. I've been hearing about this thing called cryptocurrency and Bitcoin. People say you can buy Bitcoin and become really wealthy. Even one of my classmates told me the same thing.

I talked to my classmate, and he said I could learn about it on my own because there's a lot of information out there. That's how I ended up finding this forum. So, here's what I want to know: Is it a good idea if I use the money I've saved up from 3 years of my trust fund to buy Bitcoin?