I have experienced this on several occasions and usually this happens when device is running on low ram or simply some browser won't keep your draft work which is why before hitting the post button I always go for the preview option to avoid losing what I wrote and can access my draft work on any of my devices at a later time.

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Online word counters do a great job too and the best part about them is that this draft information is kept for awhile online provided you don't clear cache or format your device, otherwise thanks for the info

Great investment yes, but if a team finds itself relying on its midfielders for goals and not its strikers then there is a void that needs filling and unfortunately Bazema left that.
Btw what happens when Madrid wants to rest Bellingham because of playing too many games, then we are saying Madrid will automatically drop points which shouldn't be the case!

Kroos is ~33 years old for crying out loud, are we saying these guys should now all be chasing 40 years just because some greats did it , No!
If this is allowed to happen then when do the young stars from Academy Football get a chance to play?? Honestly, with the few years to his name, he better be thinking of a handsome retirement package that can come from Saudi Arabia for starters...

Post bursting has always meant posting successively without a cool off/ timeout especially if it is 3 or more most all down under 5-10 minutes especially if it's meant to reach weekly quota of sig requirement & also falls out of your usual posting style!
Btw, anything to do with the length of a post usually implies quality subject to a campaign manager's interpretation especially if it's in line with sigs.

Eagerly waiting for this one too, but probably CM looks for a spike in the last 7 days of the graph and analyses these posts for any possible burst posting

Afaik Fear of the unknown is a very normal thing for any human being, so worry not buddy ...

But when you refer to losing all capital because of trading, then you are probably pro trading with leverage which isn't advisable if one hasn't shapened their strategy to be on the profitable side of this journey... so to minimise such risk best to buy and hodl and forget about losing your capital to small price dips.


Tbh, the best way to find motivation is to find a working strategy that you have tried and tested and are happy with the results, otherwise going in blindly is guaranteeing oneself of failure....good thing fear pushes many of us to do the uncomfortable stuff and this includes learning new skills

I kind of agree with this!!
And with several cases that have found themselves in the reputation thread against  casinos/sportsbooks, showing beyond reasonable doubt that winning players always get banned or funds frozen due to the huge wins... sends out a message of winners aren't welcome and it's no coincidence!!
They might not say it like I did, but they hit players with all these flimsy excuses just to try and reduce payouts by offering to give back their deposits and forget about the other coins in trying to reduce their payouts(expenses).

Thought this was written in Spanish and didn't bother opening the link, but this kind of proves that winners are indeed not welcome!!

I don't see any connection between gambling and Bitcoin here especially because they serve different purposes...for example you can use Bitcoin to play on your favourite gambling platform by using BTC as your currency and not the other way round.

As far as am concerned this comparison is as good as comparing a vehicle and fuel,one of them can be used by the other and not vice versa which makes this a bad comparison.

For some reason I feel this was a trading vs gambling comparison not until the last second you changed the wording 

As long as we keep trying to push for adoption, I honestly don't see this happening anytime soon as demand will keep tx fees high...

And to top it off, our exchanges that are very much vital in the crypto ecosystems do put pressure on tx fees as they always want to get tx in the next block by using higher transaction fees which makes this a continuous process that won't allow fees to drop...

But checking mempool we seem to be close to 1sat/b as I have seen this to have dropped from the high fees we used to seeing...which is only possible because  of the weekend, Monday this will go up .

This competition is based on the UTC time zone and CMC will show you results dependent on your device's time zone, so to get an accurate reading change device time to UTC/GMT, you are welcome.

Honestly hodling was so much easy for the first generation investors as it was easy to buy  a whole Bitcoin for say $10, $50 or $200 or perhaps anything less than $1000 without having a mental challenge to forget about these coins for a while...

But with prices playing around 27,000 dollar's today, tbh you can't just buy such an asset and choose to forget about it because this will always be in your back of your head reminding you to always check and see if you can take any small profits and walk away ...otherwise to hodl=big boy/whale's games atm(mental challenge), better yet holding is for the financially disciplined

mental strength comes easy when you are also financially stable not having to think about your stash..or coins you hodling.

You weren't wrong @Learn Bitcoin
just double checked and the price was indeed $26954.33, my bad my device was 2 hours behind for the UTC TIME ZONE.

They have every reason to be affraid especially that Bitcoin could disrupt the revenue collection that comes from taxes and the alike.

Besides, you know how our goods and services have value added tax for example, with Bitcoin it could mean consumers not paying this in trying to get cheaper items and government losing out on this revenue source which makes them not want to have Bitcoin near them.

We might not like these systems, but it's the only way to guarantee that monies are collected to go towards health care, building public infrastructure schools etcetera and having BTC as the main currency I don't think it will be possible to address these necessities.

My thought too.

We live in a digital age that has cryptocurrencies very much part of this era and the best the government can do is draw up a legal framework for them...

Early Kickoff unacceptable!!!!

Atleast Ferguson won't be hit by the so many goals conceded, but for some of us having a Brighton defence for this gameweek we won't be so lucky...this 6-1 loss will leave a mark and didn't expect such a result regardless of it being an away game, f**k these guys!!!

Wish you gave us the warning signs as am in the negatives lol  

Good luck everyone

I have always thought of Bitcoin being that asset that brings about unity around the globe especially that it operates anywhere and everywhere regardless of it being legal or illegally recognised...and the fact that it's existence is in the lines of financial freedom, my gut tells me anybody hating on Bitcoin is either just not invested into it knowledgewise or they do some shoddy stuff that BTC could expose them for.

Btw, Bitcoin exists in an ecosystem with thousands of other coins/tokens and has maintained a positive relationship with all because of tolerance of opinions , but in terms of hate speech I have not seen it unless things get personal away from crypto.

Totally agree, halving does have the influence to increase a short term demand as we approach this day but to say "People are accepting Bitcoin due to halving" you lost me here buddy as it sounds like you saying adoption will be happening because of it.

This is one of the reasons why actual halving effects take time to be seen, as everyone won't see the prices they thought BTC would jump to because of it and would sell after the halving itself.
So halving will result in a slight drop before the big move, so for this most awaited event people need to think long-term.

True, and its the FOMO before the halving that causes the temporary raise and the disappointment in the small moves that will cause it to drop before the big boys buy off the weak hands who choose to sell post halving to profit from the small gains.

Budgets are a good way to manage finances but when it comes to gambling very few people can follow their game plan because emotions come into play and clouds one's judgement,  ego and stubbornness can lead to going off course...sometimes having a string of losses means you don't care about the outcome and end up going in for a double or nothing.

Btw that 5% profit target only works well with a big bankrolls, for the smaller ones it means risking higher amounts to make this small profit...

This is a great suggestion and these browser companies need to be tasked with this assignment to help curb gambling addiction before more younger people get hooked to this and worse case scenario lead to sucide for losing too much money.
 

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Tbh this proposal sounds like window dressing an existing board called off topic, which is pretty much a freezone that gets bitcoiners talking about anything and everything from there.

Perhaps the solution to get users in the right discussion board was to suggest for a name change  or addition of freezone to  off topic name in an effort to redirect traffic...

Btw in regards to incentive to spam , most boards that managers find not to help in the marketing side of a project are usually excluded, and in cases were a manager can't pick out spam posts...BCT community members do report these directly to the CM and sometimes the mods...I think the safe guard's are working well

Having losses to one's trading journey is very much normal , even profitable traders do have these...

Secondly, the biggest mistake isn't that Altcoins don't obey market structure but it's the strategy and mostly trading all assets available out there such that you can not master their behaviour...to counter this bad habit as traders we need to limit ourselves to a maximum of 3 assets so that we get a better understanding of price moves and what external factors influence them the most and see your winning rate go up.

This obey market structure line is a no no no for me as this depends on the strategy and not the asset. If you can trade Bitcoin then you can trade anything, be it future's, currencies, etcetera...

Ummh sometimes yes, especially that it reacts well to news and Musk stories...