Well, if they "made sure" that his I'll-gotten wealth is not to be accessed again by anyone, they should've transferred the bitcoins to another wallet, so that even in the smallest chance that the person memorized his wallet address, his private key, there's still no way he's going to get a hold of it ever again. That's the most surefire way to ensure that this guy won't be able to access it again. But knowing the cops, they prolly never thought about it.

If in any case, you're still in good fortune since you have the private key of your wallet. You can use a wallet like CoinOMI for one, or those wallets that use private keys, just put that into the site and you should be good to go. Exactly, constant trial and error should do the trick since you have the private keys anyway. It shouldn't lock you out permanently because technically, you have the tool to unlock it.

Volatility is almost out of the question now that there are huge bag holders buying more and more bitcoin almost every wek, keeping the price at a high point. However, bitcoin's transaction fees, and the length of time it takes for one to complete a transaction may far outweigh the financial benefits it offers.

It's amazes me how more and more people, prominent figures at that matter, are supporting bitcoin by advertisement or buying it, one by one. And now we have Elon, who has always been vocal about his support of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, buying what I can say is a crapton of bitcoins. This purchase will definitely boost bitcoin, not only in terms of price but most especially to those who still have second-thoughts purchasing it and adding bitcoins to their portfolio. As if there's any more BS that can be thrown to bitcoin now that it has reached this high a price point. It's price will become its own statement of how strong bitcoin is.

With bitcoin and ethereum transaction fees soaring higher than the empire state building, veteran investors may opt into bitcoin gold as the alternative while the price is as it is right now. It offers as much financial security as bitcoin, yet with the perks of not paying too high transaction fees. So it definiyely may become the next big coin in the market, besides bitciin and ethereum of course.

I cannot emphasize enough how important 2FA is ensuring your funds is safe. Just because bitcoin offer security does not mean it is as secure as the fort knox. It has chinks in the armor and cracks in its shield that experienced hackers can take advantage of and sabotage, so it's better to take care of your money like it's your child, or the child of your friend you were asked to carry for a while. Prolly not from Bitsler but somewhere along the path of transaction, Bitsler is secured, but then again we cannot really say for certain what happened. Let this just become a costly lesson to OP to use 2FA next time.

I'm no professional but I did this and I continue in doing this simple trick that helped me save a couple hundred dollars to thousands of dollars. It's no magic trick. Just self-control. I follow a gambling regimen where I automatically stop gambling when I reach a certain win amount per day, or if I lose a certain number of games. I believe in the saying that avoiding losses is a win in itself, and frankly, I've felt like I've been winning ever since I tested this strat. You should try this tactic out brother. I get that losses and gambling for money can indeed be a pain in the butt and can oftentimes lead to even bigger problems. Start this tactic as soon as you can.

Pretty sure there are more than these people who are filthy rich and owns their very own bitcoins too but would rather enjoy their privacy than being a celebrity on the internet because they own bitcoin too. And the fact that more and more prominent figures are realizing the worth of bitcoin as an asset is a clear evidence that we are off to a good future my guys, this is the path that most sought after commodities like gold and oil took before they basically controlled the market.

Really greatly differs based on the situation, the game you're playing and even the casino you are playing in. For sites like Betfury, where you are given the chance to stake, its optimal to go for that while minimizing your losses too. By the way, AFAIK Betfury gives everyone who gambles in them the ability to stake their BFG tokens which can then be withdrawn into real money, so you're getting paid to gamble, and this is besides your possible winnings.

Convincing someone who's mind is set to hate or be against bitcoin will prove to be a herculean task, if not impossible. Just like what Jordan Belfort the real Wolf of Wall Street once said, you can't expect someone who does not need pens to buy from you, even if you create that need. So there has to be a natural need for this person to be easily persuaded, and then take it from there.

I find it off-putting that OP is asking for free money in the first place. And of course by doing the bare minimum which is, trading. Of course you are obliged to trade if you wanna earn big bucks, not because of free airdrops and stuff like that. I personally would like to be part of an airdrop like that but I want to side to the exchanges as it is bad for their business, and ultimately bad for us.

I get where you are coming from and from acrtain standpoint you are definitely right, but in a third-world country this wouldn't work, as most of the people there are in grave poverty and wouldn't have the luxury to spend money on investments. Most of them will take care first of their growling stomachs, and take it from there. You have to understand OP that it's not sometimes the person's, fault that they got in that situation. Exactly, but the thing about this is that, those who took risks and won get to enjoy a more luxurious life, while those who did not either stagnated or worse, became impoverished.

Didn't expect NFTs to go these far or big aside from in-game items and all that would definitely be worth a ton especially if they are rare ones. Still, as a collector I get why people would spend as much as 130k for something as bland and as uncreative as this. I for one would like to get into the NFTs business myself but still don't know the ins and outs of the industry so I'm still researching and all.

That highly depends on your present needs, if you think you'll have something to spend it with that you needed dearly, then sell it, if none then hodl. Although personally what I would do is to sell some of it, keep some, then gradually work my investments up once again using the money I withdrew. It is an asset, of course purchasing bitcoins will be considered an investment.

Wow, never really heard or known that such a thing is becoming more rampant in the UK, my question is, what is the government there doing about it? How has it gone to major scales if it's being taken care of by their Government? And what will their plans be in the future knowing that syndications like this will continue to grow if no new tactics or approach is given?

I noticed just now, Maus' artwork is like the girl version of mine haha!

Good decision, considering how influential family members can be especially in terms of financial matters. For those of us who are in the same situation as OP, take into account these two things
1. They didn't chip in to fund your investment
2. If you lose, you lose alone. If you win, you win with the world.

That should inspire some of us stuck in the same situation as OP and is more oppressed than he is. This is also a good way to make sure nobody's dictating or influencimg your investment decisions. Just don't tell them you HODL bitcoin in the first place lmao.

This makes sense. But the thing is, wallstreetbets mainly targeted those bankers and brokers that shortsold on GME, they didn't really pay attention to those who would benefit from this because the winner at the end of the day will be GameStop and them buyers and hodlers. And the losers will be the brokers and investors who short sold on GME in hopes of getting more profits. People just love patterns, that's just basically it, inherently this is not a bad thing but in the case of conspiracy theories, they are since they cause FUD, trauma and sometimes even fear among the masses, like the god-forsaken vaccine causes autism statement that was disproven in countless papers but is so embedded in the culture of Karens that they never bothered looking up.

To know that more and more people are slowly accepting cryptocurrencies in theur daily lives goes to show that the global adoption we are all waiting for may come sooner than expected. People are now seeing the wonders of cryptocurrencies and how useful it is to the society, now we just have to see how this would pan out in the long run.

Props to the mayor too, he definitely made a great choice as this doesn't only allows his employees to know more about cryptocurrencies, it also jumpstart their investment journey. Every revolutionary idea receives skepticism, so it's no wonder people may retaliate from this but as time goes by, and as soon as this is passed, it's gonna go uphill from then on.

That is really iffy and scary at the same time. I also wanted to know why it took you that long of a time to even get back on your precious investments. I know sometimes people go hodl hibernation to relieve them of the worry but it seems as though you forgot you even had them in the first place. Nevertheless I am really glad that you got your coins back, now just be vigilant as hackers are becoming more and more intelligent in taking advantage of unsuspecting investors.