It isn't surprising as the halving time is only a few days left. We can see that investors are very enthusiastic to buy Bitcoin. As a high demand in the market, the price can continue to rise up. Except if most investors are starting to secure the profits and satisfied with the current price, then probably the price decrease gradually.  

These kinds of feeling in times like this are starting to pop, you are not the only one, there's a lot of us. Some people there may be starting to learn gamble online because they are really eager to gamble.
We all know that this is a kinda temporary situation, but this could also help us in our gambling life, like if we can start to control our gambling this now, so if no more lockdowns and casinos are open, we learn to control ourselves.

But the small miner will not get a big reward if they still mine bitcoin. I don't know how many satoshis they will reach every day because that will depend on how big the hashrate that they have in their hardware. And if bitcoin price is at more than $15k-$20k, then they might make a nice profit with their hardware because they can sell the reward to get the profit. But yes, they need to calculate how much the electricity cost that they should pay so they can get the real profit.

There are always a lot of prediction about the price of the bitcoin for this incoming halving, $250k is such a big amount of money but it is also possible that bitcoin can reach that high but one thing for sure is that no one can really predict the accurate price of the bitcoin, do not surprise when someone on twitter posted about the price of the bitcoin for this bitcoin halving because it always happen, people tend to give their prediction as long as they want.
Bitcoin is so unpredictable because it may go high and low, so no one can say the accurate price of it in the next bitcoin halving so always be careful with those traders and investors out there.

There is no wrong in betting/gambling in this kind of situation because this is the most boring time we ever experience in our entire life,forced to stay at home for 2 months?

But Spending the money that supposedly for support to bring food in your table and instead use to Gamble?this is Sh*t people and they are not the one who must received this Help from the government.

While many people now are seeking for help and even Las Vegas has this issue of people asking for help.and these gamblers do this kind of careless actions?if i am the government to decide?i will surely bring this shi*ts into jail and will let them suffer till they realized what they done wrong.

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Venues were shutting down, people stopped traveling and going to restaurants and bars, etc. weeks before governors issued lockdown orders. The fear of the pandemic (and the economic impact) is a much larger force than the government orders themselves. GDP growth was already weak heading into all of this too.

Q2 numbers will probably be brutal, yes. Most estimates are in the 40%+ contraction range. Somehow, there is still optimism for a V-shaped recovery in the second half of the year. I am not convinced of that myself.

Many has such idea to leave their Bitcoin as an inheritance. In that case you have to have in mind that Bitcoin is volatile and so the value you leave to someone will not be fixed. With time it can become bigger or smaller.
And I think that the best way to do that is to attach the private keys to will, thus they will also be legaly secured and protected from possible abuse in case that you give them directly to person who will inherite your coins.

Of course this is a dice. A very simple mathematical model, a lot of choices with what chances to play, a small percentage of the advantages of a casino, customizable game speed plus the ability to set various algorithms and play in automatic mode. This is an almost complete list of what I need from a gambling game - I like to build different algorithms and test their work on a huge number of bets.

Not necessarily. You being in the sort of "safe zone" completely depends on what you're actually investing in. I mean, you could hold certain penny stocks for god knows how long and you could still end up in a huge loss.

Bitcoin will be worth as much as Bitcoin will be worth no matter how much fiat is worth now or then.  To buy car you will pay as much Bitcoin as seller will want. You will agree with that or not and go buy car somewhere else.  Loaf of bread will be worth as much as now 10 years from now. Ounce of gold also. Gold stores value well. 2000 years ago you were able to buy a armour with ounce of gold. 100 years ago you were able to buy a business suit with ounce of gold. Today you can buy a designer outfit with ounce of gold.

Bitcoin is very volatile and dont store value well and will be 10 years from now much more expensive or much cheaper. Maybe you will be able to afford a sport car with one Bitcoin or you will only be able to fix flat tire.

1. Crypto has helped so much in my life with anonymity. I have bought items online without having to use my Credit card details or my personal info.

2. I've been in crypto for over 4 years now and I do not have regrets.

3. I got to know crypto through friends and internet.

The situation calls for legalization of online gambling.

Government funds in most countries are almost depleted and they needed the economy to recover asap. I think online gambling platforms can help provide the much needed funds and it would be impractical for the government if they aren't going to allow and regulate them provided they apply for license to operate.

As the world transitions to the new normal, I think people all types of gamblers would still be wary going to crowded areas like casinos.

If you are aiming for a long-term then you don't have to worry that much with the prices. In my case, I buy BTC when I deemed that it was below what I consider as the "normal" price which is subjective to me of course. You can do your strategy tho buying every month despite the prices but I suggest to analyze through maybe through the news, if you are doing TA (which I don't familiarize myself yet with this) then you might want to use it or just simply the graph itself. You might want to use these to determine on how much would you buy this month and the next months or would you rather not just buy at all yet.

eventually you're right, but in the next 1-2 years i think governments will be primarily concerned about getting economic growth back on track. they won't want to hamper that growth with tax hikes.

the push to austerity will vary from country to country. the USA can print a few trillion dollars without anyone caring, hence the stark difference between american and european stimulus packages. high debt-to-GDP countries like greece, italy, and portugal are more urgent concerns.

then again, the november election could shake things up. if democrats take control of the senate and/or presidency, i could see them repealing trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut passed a couple years ago.

Since the halving is fast approaching, I think most of the things that surround Bitcoin is the topic Halving. For sure, there are a lot of articles already for newbies to read but it's not wrong to clarify things, especially in Bitcointalk.

As we know the situation with cryptocurrency, the fast-moving market makes it hard for people to see the importance of having it at a discount because it's not going to get any better than that. It's always going to be hesitation at the current market but future regret for not buying it, and it's sad. For us, it's easy to invest some of the hard-earned money that we make since we support it, but for new-comers, it's going to be quite hard.

The current happenings around us would certainly heal,. Still, right now, no one can predict when it's going to be finished, the pandemic situation, just like the prediction of what the price would be on investment, in this case, Bitcoin, after the halving.

BTC is not going to disappear, that's for sure.

Poker is such a beautiful game because this is a game of skills and this hand, was very tricky to play.
I understand your frustration, but many times the river card would bring the nuts to the opponent, anyways this time the odds (luck  ) were on his site from the beginning.

You haven't said too much how this hand was played out exactly, but TBH just after the flop, your hand had fewer odds compared to his.
There were still 11 cards in the deck which could improve his hand, compared to only 4 cards on your site, it's like 3:1 on his favor.
Not mention, that if on the turn Jack or 10 would hit the deck, then he would have another draw to the straight and even more outs, but luckily there was a 6.
So, he was not blindly betting with a pair of queens, only had a flush draw with the possibility for an inside straight draw, which gives almost 14 outs that could make his hand better in the best scenario.

When you see such flop, then you have to play calm and be prepaid to throw away two pairs or even a straight, because there is a huge possibility for a flush.
So, in my opinion, you are not unlucky, only need to play more and gain more experience. With such flop, I would try to keep the pot size small and control the action if possible.
I don know how betting looked like pre and post-flop, so it is hard to discuss the play further.

Many times one will lose with 9, 8 suited when having AA, KK because this is the best hand (at least for me) to play against such type of nuts pre-flop, it gives such a massive amount of draws and possibilities when opponent end up having a pair of Aces on the river, against a flush draw, straight, three of kinds or two pairs at least, exactly like in your game. With two AA one has literally only two outs. Mostly stays at one pair of AA such as started pre-flop, but sometimes you will see such flop like here and have to adjust the play accordingly.

My suggestion: start counting outs, try to calculate odds when playing and of course play more not less   .

Interesting, you just started trading from two weeks and you jumped into leverage trading. Leverage trading is quite complicated and there is possibilty of huge lose besides of profits. Please learn to control your emotions first and trade with patience. Seems you are greedy enough since you jumped to Leverage trading at the beginning. To be honest, two weeks nothing to learn trading perfectly. You should spend more times to learn before you take any important decision.

Regarding full time trader, I will not prefer for it. Because you don't know about your future. Depending on trading only lead you huge loss and would very difficult to feed your family. Just consider trading as a passive income besides of your main income source. So you will not have to worry about your family feeds. Don't be much greedy, only invest what you can afford loss.

What I am pointing out is that I cannot see any relevant connection between Bitcoin's price and oil's price. It does not mean that since the price of Bitcoin was going down on the exact day when the price of oil hit the bottom, the former must be absorbing the impact of the latter. That does not make sense to me.

Of course, both markets are affected by the current crisis. I am not arguing against that. This is a global crisis that must have affected all the markets in one way or another. But I don't think Bitcoin will suffer the way oil suffered. Their markets are not that closely intertwined.

Why don't we have to worry? After all, it's an investment and we should care about it. We don't just throw our money into bitcoin, at least for me.