It's as if they are not learning from their past mistakes. Sometimes a pit too early, oftentimes a pit too late and a change in strategy, too. They had a decently built car with decently capable crew, plus their drivers are also top tier when it comes to F1. Even if they have the fastest car of the season, they still fail to consistently win and post positive results.

If it's free to enter, yes, perhaps it will attract lots of attention. People can just throw random shit anywhere and hope for the best, so they can also do this on a tournament/prediction game that you will hold with your own funds.



Another yes. Clicking a few links and reading a few lines of text about the game will be enough of an incentive for those who are looking to get the prize money. It may not be a 100% certainty that people will be winning though, but taking chances is what gamblers do anyway. Plus, the requirements are pretty easy.


I used to bet on OTB horse racing locally, though my interest on it subsided as years go by. I shifted to eSports and more popular sports because I can't seem to find a platform that offers these lines and then some for me to continue following it. Perhaps there are some platforms now but nah, my interest on it already died years ago.

This is already a win. The second map was extremely close, though FURIA just can't seem to seal the deal immediately, prompting Astralis to chase them up to 13 rounds and then take off from there. That last round before Astralis closed the game is partly Fallen's fault. He seemed to ego peek every now and then, and I thought it would have been better if he just held that angle even though he knows where the enemy is.

Oh well, congrats to your win. That's a pretty good win!

I haven't done much research regarding this matter, hence my answer will probably be limited to what I already know or what I have just gotten from other posts here. Between stable coin and having USD in a bank, I'd say I'll go for USD. Despite possible problems regarding bank transactions and some going bankrupt, the USD has a history and has been established long enough that it gives me confidence that it will not just randomly disappear, not to mention the current crisis stable coins are facing, there is also the fear of companies holding them to just freeze your account. Hence, until I make my further research and expand my knowledge regarding stablecoins, I'd go for USD.

Though I understand the frustration of wanting to invest but having little to no money to do so, I suggest you look at things in a different light. Instead of wishing for such a thing that is close to impossible to happen, think and try to find a way to get more income. You may not see it as a solution but even small part-time jobs or side hustles can provide extra money that may help you in investing. Sometimes, when we feel like what we can do is nothing but hope, we are actually just failing to see other opportunities we never considered.

I see your point here. More often than not, people get scammed by those who are being too persuasive and putting pressure on others to hear them out and join. Instead, it is better to just put it out there that you are into Bitcoin and crypto, and allow them to be the ones to find curiosity in it. Let them learn on their own and just be available when they have questions and inquiries, that way you wouldn't feel so responsible and pressured for their decisions in investing.

Ang dami na ngang nag popost sa social media regarding sa experiences nila sa mga sweeper bots, mostly dahil sa airdrop. Minsan kasi ang mahirap dito hindi pa nag nonotify na may transfer na nangyare sa wallet mo if hindi mo pa mismo bubuksan at makikita na wala na dun yung pera mo. Suggested ko talaga ay gumamit ng hardware wallets tapos yung recovery phrase mo is physically accessible lang sayo then mas may sense of security ka knowing na walang ibang makakaalam nito at nasa kamay at pag iingat mo na ng recovery phrase nakasasalay yung laman ng wallet mo.

Posibleng may mga ganun at depende rin kung ready ka ba mag risk para malaman kung may mapapala ba sa pagbili ng used drives. Para saakin kasi ang pinaka safe na gawin, lalo na if hindi mo na ginagamit yung drive, is hayaan mo lang sya. Itago ang device at wag na iaccess. Mas mahirap kasi na ibenta pa ito para lang kumita ng di naman gaanong kalakihan na halaga tapos mag risk pa ng security sayo at sa mga important files mo. Pero ayun nga, pwede naman i try yung suggestion mo sa pagbili sa surplus pero i doubt na may ganung makukuha agad agad, siguro ilang percent lang ng possibility ito.

I fail to see the relevance of your post. Perhaps, this is just a post to toot your own horn or is this really how you see things right now? Moreover, based on your replies to other community members that have posted here, you are stating that you are from the West and this is just normal to you. Alright, I'll humor you. First off, if you are truly living a luxurious lifestyle then may I recommend getting a formal education or tutor in English? Despite having those luxury things you claimed to be enjoying, it seems like a basic need in education regarding proper communication is lacking on your part. As far as I know, most people who are actually living such a lifestyle can at least communicate better, and know the proper spelling of 'coffee', especially after claiming that it is a part of your daily routine.

See, I'm usually not one to spend much time in terms of things like this as I know not everyone has access and is capable of learning English as their second language, but seeing as you are bragging about your luxurious life, I at least expected you to be well versed in English or at least be decent with it. I fail to see the privileged life you are claiming to have when it seems as if proper communication and humbleness do not exist in your world.

Here's the reality, OP. Not everyone lives a luxurious life, not even half of the people living in the West. Human beings are born with the nature to survive, hence even if such a crisis happens, we will find a way to cope and exist. Moreover, the economy will not adjust to your lifestyle. You are the main character wherein the world will adjust to your needs. If a crisis happens, you, just like everyone else, will feel it and adjust to it.

Now, as advice, I suggest you use the money are bragging about to access to tutor or module that can help you with your English. If you were only here to brag I suggest doing your post locally and in your native language.

It is true that a lot of us are already planning as to how much we want to have by the time the bull run begins. However, in regards to investing in other things, it is not surprising that a lot of us have other investments outside of Bitcoin, and some even put more attention, effort, and money into those investments. Aside from the obvious fact that it is always better to have more than one source of income, it is also the factor that Bitcoin investment is unpredictable and cannot be fully relied on for our daily necessities in terms of finance. Such a reason is the main concern many have that drives them to invest in other things such as gold and real estate. To put it simply, the security of having various sources of income plays the biggest role in why we invest outside of Bitcoin, and I don't see anything bad regarding this as long as proper financial planning is included.

Personally, I am interested in investing in real estate and starting a business as I continue with Bitcoin investment. Real estate is doing relatively well here in my country and having a business on the side is never a bad thing as long as I budget things perfectly.

I'm not sure where you got this theory or information from or this is just a random claim you have but I strongly disagree with you. First, you have a baseless claim and seem to only post according to your personal perception and feelings regarding the Euro. Second, please do not expect a fruitful smart discussion by posting something like this without being backed up or citing credible sources as most of us will only find your post ridiculous, if this is an opinion on your end then it would have been better to revise your words and use proper terms to deliver your message or opinion more accurately as opposed to what your post is doing now, as if you are claiming that what you have stated is true and credible.

In fact, to backed my own answer as to why I disagree with your baseless claim, that Euro is doing just fine here is an article by the European Central Bank: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/ire/html/ecb.ire202306~d334007ede.en.html

In this article it was stated that despite the effects of the war between Russia and Ukraine, as well as the effects of inflation, the Euro remains the second most important currency in the international monetary system. Moreover, according to the same article the share of Euro in global official holdings of foreign exchange reserves increased from 0.5% to 20.5%.

For more understanding and actually knowing the current state of Euro, I suggest you visit the link.

First of all, let us try not to generalize our answer, let us only answer what we know and say that it is only in OP's country as many have already commented that they are experiencing the same thing. Instead, it would have been better if you answered that in your case it is not the same, because let's be real here, that is the only answer you are 100% sure about. Second, irrigation is not as easy as it sounds. As much help and pros that irrigation has, there are a lot of cons that need to be considered. For example, the cost of irrigation technology is often above what small-scale farmers can afford. Relying on government funds is also difficult as subsidies are often used for larger-scale public schemes, and commercial banks are mostly hesitant to lend money to smallholders as it is risky. Another point is that irrigation is difficult for countries and areas with a lack of water resources, it should be noted that there are various sectors in a country that requires the use of water and hence it is expected that competition in water accessibility will be at play. Lastly, if an irrigation system is applied, it should be managed, maintained, and designed, or else it will cause problems in financial resources, natural resources, and environmental problems.

There are some people who lie about their resume, and as someone who tried being a customer support, the company should at least see to it that their agents are learning about what product/service they offer before sending them out to close tickets or read and copy/paste scripts. This is some oversight on the part of the casino for hiring agents that do not have the willingness to learn something about the platform. I guess this is why most casino platforms fail on the customer department - they don't hire the right people.

I'm curious as to what your platform looks like. I might even consider playing in your casino if I am able to access it just to try it out. I know that other community members here already voiced out their concerns on your platform due to it being linked to a previous scam site, still my curiosity will not get the better of me and I'd love to see how you implement your dice and mines game. I tried using VPNs to access the site but to no avail.

But yeah, to other players in here, do not play in this casino or even try to submit KYC. Warnings have been raised, and this is just me genuinely wanting to see a casino with mines again.

It is in no way different to gambling IMO. It's still something that you join, bet, and win something from your initial bet. You are still playing with chances with and risking something to gain more so it's still gambling. People who use the platform and are not satisfied with the bets will surely look into another platform wherein they can play more. If anything, it just 'extends' their addiction, and maybe even amplifying their hunger for gambling.

That is an unfair practice from the casino's end and they should not have done that in the first place. True that they have what we call the house edge, but that doesn't mean that they can use that to justify their unfair practices and outright cheating. People should also try and avoid the casino who's practicing this as they are bound to lose their money easily without even having a fair chance to break even. It's never okay to be cheated off of your own money.

Ayun nga eh, ang magiging problema if mangayayari ito ay yung transparency. Ngayon pa lang kasi may issue at debate na patungkol sa transparency sa transactions at gastos na nangyayare sa gobyerno, pano pa kaya dito na malaking pera at pondo ng bayan ang nakasalalay. Ang daming ways para makagawa ng pera ang mga kurakot na politiko na siguradong madali nilang mapagtatakpan at malulusutan, at ang malulugi nanaman at mawawalan ay tayo at mga kababayan natin na malaki ang pangangailangan. Sobrang risky neto dahil may issue na ng korupsyon at transparency saten na ang hirap na rin talaga magtiwala. Satingin ko mas magandang ibang project nalang ang gawin in relation to Maharlika Fund. As much as may magandang epekto ito sa bitcoin at satin na may alam sa bitcoin system, overall kasi mas malaki ang risk na mangyayare at masyadong malaki ang pwedeng mawala sa nakararami.

Well, this is surely big news. However, there is of course a positive and negative effect that this launch has. First, it will cause a positive effect in a way that more people will hear about Bitcoin and be interested in it, high interest means possibly more people joining and using it. However, the counterpart of this is that the government will be able to have control over it, and privacy and security will possibly be out of the window. Additionally, there is the possibility of tax being applied as it is the most possible move the government can make to get something out of this. Lastly, there is also the issue of China banning Bitcoin trading, I'm sure Hong Kong will have to answer to some limitation regarding this as China still have some sort of legal authority with Hong Kong.

Generally, this change will have a positive effect on the popularity of Bitcoin, but it will surely have a negative effect on security and legal discussion in the long run.

First of all, thank you for the hard work I'm sure it took some of your time and definite effort to post this. Second, that is surely a lot of countries, I didn't expect them to be 18 countries in total seeing as how popular Bitcoin is getting. However, this post only shows just how difficult it will get for Bitcoin to have the international recognition and acceptance we all hope it gets. There will be a lot of countries that will go against this notion and it will certainly cause debates and heated discussions. The most prominent reason why a lot of countries will surely be added to this list is the Central Bank. I'm sure most of us are already familiar with this point with Bitcoin and Central Bank, and how most (if not all) countries will surely side with the latter one. Additionally, legalizing something, especially one that is connected to money and the economy will take a lot of time and process.

However, there are those bitcoin users who know just how to go around those restrictions, cause I sure know some people who live in that listed country who are able to transact and use bitcoin just fine. I'm sure they are able to find a loophole or a system that is out of the government's sight to do their transactions, and as bad as it sounds kudos to them for having the balls to do so. I mean, anything to make you money, right? It's not like they are hurting someone if they just bend the rules just a little bit, it is even pretty clever of them to find ways to go around the system undetected.

It is true that every region has significant food needs because each region is also able to produce significant food products, both in volume and in quality. For example, here in my country, each region is known for producing different food products, some are known for producing rice, and some for fish and other seafood. Such a thing is the reason why local trade happens, our region exports foods that are produced here to other regions while other regions do the same to our region. In most cases, locally exported products have higher prices, like in my area, seafood has higher prices while in the area where my mother lives rice and meat costs are higher. However, when inflation hit, it seemed as if it didn't matter what your area is rich in, all prices of food and necessities skyrocketed and what I usually spend for a month's worth of groceries is now being used to suffice 2 weeks' worth of food.