None of them are legit and truly willing to help you out by giving signals but not for free of course. Paying them the fee doesn't mean that you'll get the technical analysis you're looking for, sometimes you guys who are supporting this kind of scheme are just life savers. When they enter a trade, they will hype that certain coin to pump it out for them to make profits because they entered a long trade.

They are making huge profits while you guys are just making a little, if you really are.

It could be a bull trap, or not, but it's more like a bull trap for me since it's not that long since the fluctuations happened when it hit $17,000 and now in $23,000. But if you bought 1 Bitcoin at $17,000, a $6,000 profit is a very good one, however, if you want to hold until it hits $50,000 or $60,000 it's much better and worth the time or waiting.

We are now transitioning in the new normal. I think eventually, everyone will bounce back and go back to the pre-pandemic routines. It's just that sports has been widely affected by the pandemic crisis which made them go into some kind of hiatus in playing personally for security reasons. In this case, it could be said that the teams somehow weaken over the span of time that they had no practice. It can't be helped since it is for the safety of everyone.

However, right now, some matches has been approved and we are slowly seeing them on the field and in the screens. Hopefully, this will continue since covid-19 cases are slowly decreasing as time passes by. It's still better to have normal and actual matches after all.

Gambling can really be done in almost anything as long as there could be a prediction towards how things or situation would go, anyone can make an arrangement for them to bet on together with other players. In ancient times, it was even witnessed that people bet for fun by means of watching violent situations such as gladiators where people place their bets in gruesome events which involves people being brutal to each other. I think the colosseum was one of the biggest gambling platform way back when there was no technological advancements yet. Which is why it isn't really surprising that we have different kinds of gambling games because it was rooted and it already existed long ago.

Although right now, lesser violent to none is required in gambling because human rights is prioritized. We became more civilized and well-aware of the situation and everyone's right, hence games are now just based on good pass-time activities which can bring enjoyment and satisfaction.

Self-restraint is really a must if you don't want to get lost in gambling. You can try to watch different streams to check how the casinos have their games set up and how good is the processing of transaction as well as the quality of service they offer overall. These streamers are often paid to do their job which is to promote and encourage their viewers and followers to try and gamble as well in the hopes of winning. Despite all of the good feedback they provide, you must still be wary because their task is to attract new players and depositors. If you will be reckless, you might end up regretting because of expectations vs. reality set-up.

It's still much better to always countercheck everything you hear, read, or watch so that you won't fall victim to their tricks for them to profit.

I think it actually depends. Because to some people, playing in demo mode helps them practice and be better. Demo mode do not involve money so you can practice and strategize without the fear of losing so much because you are just a newbie. Although the nature in demo is different from actual betting and trading. Of course, this is because there are already external forces that act upon the entry made. But incorporating what you learned in demo practice could help you make profit in trading and could help you win if you will execute it right and in perfect timing.

While this is also true, that a person who has the sense of discipline and integrity can solve the problem on his own and not point-fingers, it is also true that changing environment can actually help or even alleviate a situation someone is currently in. I think running away isn't really a bad thing especially if it is the environment that negatively affects you and your well-being. If the situation doesn't sit right with you, you are uncomfortable with it, and it does more bad than good, then leaving is one way to resolve your problem. After all, a toxic place couldn't be a safe haven. You have to remove yourself from it so you can relax and be stress-free.

The same way applies with gambling. If you know it to yourself that you can't handle the surroundings that you are in, then time to go someplace you can unwind and perhaps change for the better version of yourself. We owe it to ourselves that we become the improved narrative of our past self.

Not every Chinese really believes in Feng Shui. It's still a personal choice. To some, it just became a part of their tradition and maybe upbringing as well.

I guess everything is about business nowadays. Charms and other things that are believed to bring good luck and abundance are being sold to the market which some people are fond of. It's not really a bad thing as long as they don't scam or utter false promises for the sake of profit. some people just like those kind of things after all because it is aesthetically pleasing and perhaps because they were influenced to. Either way, to each his own.

This depends on the situation. If my girlfriend is being reasonable in making me quit gambling because she is seeing massive changes in me that negatively affects my well-being, our relationship, the people around me, and financial aspect, then I will listen to her. Because I believe that our partners will eventually become our lifetime buddy for richer and for poorer and they just want us to become the best version of ourselves. They have good instincts and gut feeling as well as observational skills which makes their claims reliable. But of course, this still varies.

If you also know it to yourself that gambling is doing so much bad than good to you, then it is your cue to voluntarily stop before things get even worse.

Sometimes, it's really much of a hassle when the gambling site or casino asks for KYC another time around during you are withdrawing your funds or winnings. But this is just their precautionary measure to double check whether the withdrawal is made by the account holder himself or another person is withdrawing on his behalf. I think it's good to ask KYC after some time to make sure that you are still the one using the account. That way, you can ensure that your fund will not be lost even if someone get your gambling account because he has to undergo a verification. Because depositing is still different from withdrawing. If they wouldn't follow the protocols intended, they might face punishment and sanctions. It could backfire to them and will make them liable over the incident.

For sure gamblers already knew these things. However, it appears that most of them do not really practice it. This is where they eventually get lost in the process.

I guess it really varies from person to person. Some know where and when to draw boundaries for their sake. But not everyone has the capability of doing it. Some fail to recognize where to stop and where to continue that causes them to lose big in gambling and eventually get addicted in it. It's saddening that there are many people getting lost in gambling, but only themselves can rescue them in that damnation. Because initially, they knew what they are entering. They knew there are risks, but pushed through anyway. Which means they are aware of the consequences. If only people wouldn't be too greedy and will know where to set limitations, then they would enjoy what gambling brings and its reward without the hassle.

Setting the boundary clear between your needs and wants exhibits a discipline. If someone do not really afford to gamble because of financial constraints, then they shouldn't really engage in the first place. Gambling is addicting and if you don't have the money you can afford to lose, then better not bet at all. Just prioritize the necessities instead of spending it over games that cannot make your stomach full.

While gambling can bring you money if you win, we should also acknowledge the fact that not everyday is a good day. So basically, it won't really be sustainable to bring food onto your table and pay your bills. It's always better to spend your money in something else more important most especially if you are in a tight budget and cannot afford to lose money in a snap.

I very much agree with this.

Gambling as a source of income is not really sustainable for the long term. It could be another stream of income, but it is risky if it will be the main source of income and will be the primary thing a person to rely on to sustain their way of living. Gambling is highly unpredictable. You can win great today and lose big tomorrow. You will never know when is the exact time you will get and accumulate profit that will cover all of your households expenses.

It is true that a person planning to live by with gambling winnings has a high possibility to incur more loans and debts. It isn't really a smart move for me and personally, i wouldn't do it because necessity should be prioritized and shouldn't be mixed with luxurious activity. It could be an additional source of income but not really a good primary source of income to establish your household needs.

There are really people who are just after the thrill, excitement, and fun that gambling brings. I know some people who are like your friend as well. They bet for the sake of enjoyment and not really after the money. The money is just a bonus and only serves as reward, but their goal is not really to win prizes. It's really awesome when we witness a massive win. Because winning is their pride in playing the game.

But the grief is just the same level when losing. When they lose, especially if they expect to win, it's really depressing. But if the money is not really an issue, it'll just pass just like another bet that has slipped. I guess we just gotta do the way we are comfortable in. That way, we minimize regrets and we enjoy the opportunity.

Gambling in general is not really a wise choice of risking your chances of getting your life in the rubble, it's the other way around. Rather than doing a high risk high reward kind of move, I'd rather do a small business, at least I know that I have something that will eventually give me something in return. Also, never ever trust loan sharks, because you'll never get out of them unless you get lucky enough in betting.

I don't really see it as a full time job because if you're new on futures, mostly you're gonna be depress and frustrated because most of your trades are losses. You can't expect a good return in futures, so it's not good to quit your job and be a full time futures trader, but if you don't have a job and decided to trade in futures full time, then you have to be patient and have a plenty of money in order to have plenty of experience that will be the key on making profits on it.

I agree. Malapit na talagang i-release kasi meron na silang notification sa app nila na "cryptocurrency coming soon". Sana naman maganda ang magiging services nila when it comes to cryptocurrency, at mas murang fee kapag magtatransfer to banks or money transfer outlet like Palawan, Cebuana, or M-Lhuiller.

Converting ethereum to Bitcoin isn't necessary just because Bitcoin is pumping, Ethereum would follow, trust me. But if you want to switch to something stable, convert it to USDT and use that in futures trading if you know it already. Though I can't guarantee you that it is a good place for newbie traders. Just make sure that you won't get addicted with high leverage with no stop loss trade using a 50/50 technical analysis.

Given this current state of economy here in our country, I can say that it's not really a wise move to just save your money in banks. Specifically speaking, the traditional ones. Because the inflation rate in our country is getting higher and higher as time passes by. If someone will just rely on the banks for saving and its interest, they'll just be disappointed. Since inflation rate keeps increasing and not a bit decreasing, the interest is pretty much lower compared to the tax imposed.

This will left you a fund in your account that barely earned an interest. An interest that will not even gonna pay for one transportation fee. And mind you, that interest is already good for a year. You need to have millions in your account so that the interest would be felt and noticeable.

Hence, it is better to just save with digital banks that offer higher interest rate than the traditional ones. For those who don't really like or know bitcoin, digital banking could be your option. But as for me, I keep most of my earnings in bitcoin. But i also make sure that I have a spare and cash on hand apart from my savings in btc to be sure in case of an urgent situation.

I agree. This is a subjective matter and it will really depend on someone's ability to restrain himself and of course, the situation that person is into. If that person managed to believe in bitcoin, invested continuously, and held his coins up until this day, then yes, he is and would definitely be wealthy. Given the value of bitcoin now, if someone managed to dive before when its price is pretty much lower than $10, he's definitely profited so much already.

Meanwhile, if someone didn't really believe that bitcoin would skyrocket and sold his assets early on, then definitely he's one of the many people regretting selling their assets too easily. It would be too bad seeing the price position now. But perhaps some people really needed money that time. Hence, resulting to selling their coins. If it helped them way back, I guess it isn't much of a waste. After all, there's really only a few who trusted btc so much when it has so little value and I can't really blame those who were shaken.