It still baffles my imagination on how a gambler will open a gambling account with a gambling site and won't consider completing the comprehensive requirements that's needed for the verification of his account before going further to deposit money into that account for gambling use. Only to get back wailing and throwing tantrum when gambling fortune smiles on him he won an appreciable sum of amount of money and is being restricted from making withdrawal by the gambling site sighting his incompletion of kyc to that account.

 Every institution has their a module of operation and any client that doesn't appeal to it's operations is free to check for an alternative that meets his need, and not to forge ahead with that which he's not appealing with. Maybe some of these gamblers ain't aware that it's illegal to make withdrawal from a kyc required gambling site whem you haven't completely kyc to that account.

Gambling is mainly viewed in the negative lens of it by many people in our various societies no doubt gambling has a negative impact on people especially when they have  lost control of their gambling activities but on the other side of the divide gambling has been playing a key role behind the scene by the taxes they pay to government of the state they are located in and also providing employment to  citizens of that society whereby taking a number of unemployed out of the unemployment list in that society. With those taxes payed to government a positive influence can be felt on areas like security, and other sectors of the country economy depending on where the choose to channel such money to.

I am with you @yahoo62278...  I shall keep promoting the Bitsar project while we wait for your favourable feedback.

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You don't wish when talking of the price of bitcoin you just have to get your conclusion/speculations through after doing your technical or fundamental analysis, you don't base your investment on wishes. Even when analysis is done before giving speculations about the future price yet it doesn't work as speculated not to talk of a wish.
Wether we like it or not, the all time high will not be possible by end of this year as we had earlier thought of from beginning. With the current bitcoin price at 26k$ right now we can't tell if it will go down below or go higher above 40k by the end of this year 2023, I can't say about hitting back the 69k$ ATH, but if you're a good holder continue holding the bull run we all expect is possible at most by 2025.

The problem of wars all over the different parts of the world instituted  from when the formation of world powers emerged and the means to keep their present state of affairs unhindered will only lead to war after another war which may or may not indirectly involved their flags but their interest will unveil their involvement anyway.

The victims of a truth are the regular people because they don't know what's going on behind the scene but are convinced by what the different state media choose to deliver to their mind. If I were to have a say I will choose to stay neutral about this nonsense called war for the sake of widespread peace because it is the taking of sides that still makes the war linger.

OP lacks an understanding of the difference between tax and fees and that's why he can ignorantly come up with this type of information about bitcoin. He needs to go back to the drawing board and strategize more and more because this just propaganda didn't hit as he had expected but a failed mission to mislead newbies about bitcoin and fiat difference.
Apart from all other explanations established by members about why the fees are attached to bitcoin mining and transactions, we call all attest that factors like inflation , centrality and control by government that's known to fiat are not associated with bitcoin.

Investing on what you can afford to lose is next to risk management with your money but some investors not wanting to miss out of the opportunity presented decides to pull all resources at ones into the project in the expectation to truck a whooping profit in the shortest possible time only to get betrayed by the market leading to collosal loss. Cryptocurrency is not a get rich quick money-making-machine technology and the earlier people understands the more beneficial it will be for them, and the more longer they will exist, learn and benefit from the market in the long run.

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This statement can be very deceiving for many people who doesn't have a deep understanding of it. Trading is not meant for just anybody, there are plenty was to make money through bitcoin and it's not only embedded in trading. Everyone needs to look inwardly to grasp where his strength lyes and struggle to take advantage of it in their best interest.
Don't trade because a neighbor or friend is trading and doing great, it may not align fine for you if it's not for you. All believe for sure requirements risk but you still need to lookout for that which you can be in charge in managing the risk.

If you're from a country with a devalued currency to the USD it will be better you save in stable coin like the usdt. In my opinion you shouldn't save it in a domiciliary bank account as other members has opined, domiciliary account opening the process is usually tiring with kyc requirements from the banks. A better advantage is to use a decentralized exchange that's kyc free without a questionable reputation and good security system in saving your to stable coin. You may curious why Dex? It's for privacy protection for those who which to keep their personal data away from the public.

Another day to remind Manchester united how terrific their defensive midfield is this season and need reforming.  Too much of defensive errors and if it continues this way it's going to be tough on Onana affecting his confidence on the goalpost.
Nottingham forest are not taking chances converting their first two goals on target to their favour. Although it's currently 2-1 now with Nottingham leading the game in the first half. My guts are that if the score line ends as it is now then this game is going to end in a stalemate 2-2 draw.

You may think it isn't a bad idea but do you really think a gambler can successfully save money  in his gambling account especially for a gambler that's always placing bet? He could be propel at some point to increase his wager amount in the hopes of testing his luck and end up whisking that savings to a horrible loss.  And also, when a gambler has money resting in his gambling account he can't be sure of not regularly using it but then how can he save if he regularly gamble with the money.

The danger amounted to saving your money in a gambling site account is tantamount to same danger in saving your money in centralized exchanges. Just as you clearly said, they are hackable, and the gambler is not in complete control of his account, the gambling site has access to the account.

 Anyone that avoids a Cex for these reasons will in likewise avoid taking the decision of having their savings in his gambling site account, it's enormously risky.

Lack of constant power supply is one big torn on the flesh for majority of the people from those third world developing countries (like myself I don't engage in trading when am with a low battery below 50% charge as I can't afford losing my money due to a flat phone in the middle of my trade) and it's more worsen for those persons using phones with poor battery as it can mess them up at any point not minding how important whatever shit they  are executing is to you. So @Obari I can relate to your alibi from that angle that's if it's coming from a place of truth.

Am not trying to give some clumsy excuse in your behalf but I think I'll agree with @Giftedman, your health should be of cardinal concern for you to attend to at the moment as the issue on ground you're head on to resolving is secondary to life(health they say is wealth) and can be resolved when you're back in good health, you can't be dealing simultaneously with the tension from your health and forum allegation at same time.

Meanwhile I am very disappointed at loan seekers like @Sakanwa, so apply every means necessary to get to him to clear his loan, it is someone's business and shouldn't be joked with as am not in support of such attitude of borrowers  towards people's business.

Not exactly only when you have enough money but unable to manage it, financial problems also  encircle not having enough money yet not been able to optimally maximize that insufficient money too.
Both that man that has enough and the man that has not enough but can't manage it well are both suffering from financial problems.
Number[1]  will be more effective than the number[2] this is because those  books on solutions to finance related problems are professionally writing down,  to tack specific financial issue based on research study and experiences of scholars in the field and not some random suggestions to resolving financial problems as may arise from members in the forum which can get the person seeking for a solution to a certain financial problem get confused by the  contradictory suggestions that will be giving by different forum members.

You're right mate, icopress is one of those great CM I have worked with under AgoraDesk, and it was a good time working with him, he's simple,  patient with his campaign participants and well coordinated.
No doubt they will have a great time too with him. Congratulations!

If there's anything someone should put so much paramount on after owning some coins it should be security. Security is important in this space of tech and can't be overemphasized because on a daily new malware's and tricks are being invented by these scammers and dark web users to be able to gain access into people wallet either by owner's misgiving or through some sort of brute force. When we invite people to adopt bitcoin for their use we should also press emphasis as a reminder to them about the aspect of security and possible measures they case take to avoid being victimized or financially wasted.

There are newbies that got scammed or wallet hacked in their very beginning of adoption of bitcoin and the experience scared them away thinking that the might loss more money should they continue again. But when we emphasize about the security side of it to them as we do with the profit making aspect I believe it will save a lot of them from experience those losses from start to finish.

@sarah Azhari what will make someone to blame you for the loss of his money is either you didn't explicitly explained to him about the pros and cons of whatever investment you were introducing him to, or you accepted his money to use it to invest for them which is also not advisable. It's only within this circumstance that the person can put blame on you should he lose his money.

Also, by way of using games and some kind of souvenirs as means to introduce people to bitcoin is just another tedious path to embark on for someone that's just getting to know about a tech he is ignorant of. And by games, the perception of the person towards bitcoin might be confusing to something of a child's play. If we're to introduce anything aside from bitcoin to anyone for the first time we should make sure to use a mature but simplified means. I think that can help much better.

Expectantly there's another bull just ne the corner and it's thoughtful to have prior plan on how and what to do.

After the bull run take place and profit made it won't sound like a wrong idea to cash out the profit and use it to invest into other real life business. The essence of the waiting and HODLing was to gain and take profit anyway. Or

Convert your total bitcoin to a stable currency like usdt and wait for when the bull run elapses and bear market takes over to an appreciable price comfortable to you then buy and hold again for another four year bull run. (I think this will work fine for long term investors if they could have the enduring discipline to hold the usdt conversion till when the market go bearish as expected.). Lol.

I just have to stick to my strategy in as much as it's still working out so well for me, why the change of strategy when that which you have is giving you the expected results. If what you doing is working then it's expedient the right decision is to keep a cool head.

 

Generally nobody likes to undergo kyc but it's the urgency and necessity of the project that makes us give out our details granting us access to now be able to make use of such project. But if you feel you can't give out your details then there are alternative exchange with no kyc requirements, it all depends on what you're looking for and from which you can get what you're in need of.
When dealing with exchanges be sure to make use of exchanges with good reputation over the years, in the crypto industry reputation is an essential commodity that every crypto user should be interested in about an exchange before going on to register with it. For an exchange like binance even though been a Cex, owing to their reputation I doubt it's in the business of selling out customer's details to some dark web.