As much as this is a cause for concern, I think that for beginners it helps that they are able to just start with this because teaching them about complicated things quickly wouldn't probably be in their best interest, let them explore the easy parts and as OP have said, they have a private group chat for their questions. Also, you have to understand that there are different ways for someone to learn about bitcoin and I believe that the way that we learn about bitcoin is flexible and has a lot of freedom, that way embodies what bitcoin is to the core.
Which is a good thing because if there's nothing to be done about it yet then the people who wants to learn about bitcoin are doing just fine and if down the line the bitcoin influence in the country seeps through the government of Cameroon then the current status quo of bitcoin and crypto in the general would probably change and hopefully for the better of both bitcoin and the people of Cameroon given that when the influence was hopefully positive when it reached the government.

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OP really thought that everyone will be literally selling all of their bitcoin and that they won't leave a bitcoin in case the price gets higher. Definitely that's what's going to happen when bitcoin pumps again, people getting out and people not getting out of the pump. I think that your second statement is not the best thing to do too especially if we already have an idea that if the new ATH hits and the price starts to stabilize to create a new price floor then we're probably going to wait for another 5 or 6 years before another pump happens, sure it worked in the past but the price of bitcoin at that time is something that's not as big as it is now which at that time you can easily justify that you don't want to complicate your hodling by getting out and then getting back when the bull run's over but it wouldn't work now and it's just plain stupid to not take a profit out of what you're hodling, as the saying goes, don't marry the bag.
It is not a good idea but if you have a target price to when you're going to sell them all, then you really needn't worry about leaving some bitcoin behind so you can maximize your profit. Anxious isn't the right word although I can see why that can be the case, there are other investors that aren't satisfied with the amount of bitcoin that they're currently hodling and no one really knows when will the pump happen but I like to believe that those anxiety aren't present in the general market population.

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All country use that term, it's not a spell binding word that would prevent businesses from exploiting, deceiving or abusing their consumer base. I don't about your claim about tracking though, they probably already have that tracking that you're talking about even before the passing of this regulation, I mean Australian citizens are paying their taxes already, I am sure that the Australian version of the IRS has their calculator kids crunching the numbers to track the wealth that each of their citizens have, of course there's never going to be any changes, pretty sure that you already know how slow the bureaucratic process is in the government.

Kabayan, ask ko lang if may chance na may iba pang printing style ka na option besides silkscreen? Nadala na kasi ako sa customized shirt na ganyan yung style eh, wala pang isang buwan nababakbak na. Gusto ko sana yung sublimation na print, yun talaga pinakasubok ko na sa mga order ko ng customized tshirts. Sa ngayon di ko dig yung design mo (hindi ako fan ng basketbol) pero nakita ko na may plan ka na mag-expand, antabay nalang ako sa iba pang mga design.

Nakakatuwa na mayroong ganitong projects at effort na ginagawa para tulungan ang mga Pinoy na maging informed pagdating sa mga scams. Regards naman sa paraan nila, mukhang mahihirapan sila kung standalone na website lang ang gagawin nila dahil sigurado ako na hindi lahat ng mga Pilipino ay maalam sa pag-navigate sa mga website. Hopefully, ay mayroon silang partnership sa mga government agencies o kaya kahit influencers lang kasi information dissemination ang susi para mas marami silang Pilipino na matutulungan, sigurado ako na malaki yung matutulong ng Facebook sa pag-promote sa website nila. Kudos sa mga developer.

Ang pagkakaalam ko nga lang ay yung mga voucher na yan ay dun lang nagagamit sa mga malalaking halaga na item so kung yung mga binibili mo lang naman is hindi lumalalagpas ng 4 digits or lower end lang ng 4 digits, hindi mo din siya magagamit kasi ang pagkakaalam ko sa mga vouchers na yan ay may minimum spend sila bago maging effective. A word of advice sa mga kabayan natin diyan, yung mga vouchers na yan ay ginagamit nila para maengganyo kayong bumili ng kung ano-ano, siguraduhin lang na kailangan niyo talaga yung bibilhin niyo at maging wais pa din kayo sa pera.

That's a hefty haul you got, are you considering selling your bigger bars in exchange for smaller albeit much expensive precious metals maybe like switching your silver bars for platinum or gold although gold wouldn't be a choice for you as thieves will just steal it outright. I wouldn't agree that it's an upside for the thieves to be able to see your silver stash, at the least put that stash in somewhere that you can hide like a floorboard or a safe that's stashed in a cupboard to make it look inconspicuous.

You don't have to show your seed phrase to your family until your dead, you can hire a lawyer and create a will where you write your seed phrase in a paper or something that can't easily be destroyed and then put a clause in your will that that document that stores your seed phrase can only be accessed by the people that's on your will. Regarding your second question, I don't think you have to think about it right now, live in the moment, thinking when and where you will die will only fill your heart with dread and that's not the way to live imo.

What @albert0bsd said can help you a lot, take the time to read the link he provided.

Another useful tip to prevent landing on phishing sites is to just bookmark the legitimate website so whenever you have to open your browser, you don't have to search for it again and risk clicking the phishing site of that website. Less hassle than constantly checking the websites every time you go to it, maybe the first time it's a valid and a smart thing to do but in the long run, you have to think how to optimize stuff. And also, remember to not a stupid Internet surfer, like in life, don't put your dick in anything that resembles a hole which is the same as putting your information because the website asks for it, the moment that they ask for it right from the get go, that should already raise some red flags.

It's not randomly sent, there are hackers that scrape data on websites and there are people that are in-charge of getting data of large quantity of people and those people sell those data illegally to entities that are using those compromised data to do their nefarious deeds. These very things are the very reason why data are protected and why hackers sought them the most besides money and confidential files.

I have a bit of knowledge in programming so I giggled a bit, they just did a complicated print command. Seriously though, I am scared right now for my bitcoins because they're not in a non-custodial wallet and I think that this will be the final straw, I'll be contacting someone.

That's because with Electrum wallet, you're responsible for your own bitcoins and the likelihood of having your bitcoins being stolen is close to zero if you're careful with where you store the wallet. The reason that they recommend it is because it's a good wallet for you, they care that you don't lose your bitcoins as a newbie and at the same time you learn how to use a non-custodial wallet and be responsible for your own safety.

It still depends, if you're the type to have a little risk in your life then you can always consider trading as a means to utilize your bitcoins, some people that lose their patience hodling would've probably fared better if they've tried their hands on trading instead of just idly waiting for the prices to skyrocket but you're right, hodling never fails but I have to advice that while hodling you should also have other means to make money like a job or business and then slowly buy bitcoin to increase what you're hodling.

You mean extinction right? I disagree that bitcoin will be a hedge against war, I mean if that was the case, bitcoin would've been pumping non-stop with the advent of Ukraine-Russia war right?

Regarding global conflict, if your country isn't in any way affected, pretty sure that bitcoin would still do you good although if you're in a country affected by war, you're better off buying precious metals with your bitcoin and then try hoarding it because raw materials like iron and steel will be in demand.

Don't scare OP about trading, pretty sure that OP knows what he's doing and I'm sure that OP knows the risks involved. I do agree with your second advice though, having a stable job after finishing school is definitely a good way to build a foundation if you're not the kind that wants to be an entrepreneur, creating a career for some people is fulfilling so it's worth a shot plus a stable income means a consistent bitcoin investment. Another overlooked is to not focus too much on creating a goal, practice consistency and remember that it's important to do self-care, what's the point of building a house if you were to die of overwork or chasing the bag. Also, enjoy life, there's more to it than just making money.

Again, refer to the last part of what I've said, don't answer the question if you think it's a waste of time and I think that them being annoying is considered in that regard. Regarding the last part of what you said though, I think that we don't have any control in that, it's up to the newbie if he's willing and enthusiastic to be an active participant in the forum.

There's a hint of truth to that but that doesn't mean that it's the whole truth because there are times when you don't even know what to read. Calling people lazy just because they don't read and just question outright is kind of condescending of you to say, newbies won't really know what to do so they ask questions first. In regards, to people that's answering those questions, it's not like it's going to be a mandatory thing for you to answer them, if you find the question a waste of your time then don't answer it.