But you can't really guarantee a good return at the given time, there's a lot of possibilities that can happen and at the same time, plan changes for good or bad along the way so I don't see how it's a good idea to borrow money even if there's good return.

With them admitting that crypto harms their interests which is the current financial system, I think that it's safe to say that they're afraid of cryptocurrency. Plus, it's also preposterous for them to say that cryptocurrency is used for fraudulent activities when in reality it's not the case because it's probably easier to trace someone when it's online especially with more tech firms finding ways to track crypto criminals, I don't think that fraudulent activities would last very long.

If you can complete their requirement of 60 post including bonuses though, you will be able to make a decent amount of pay out especially if you are in a higher tier in their campaign but yes, they have the lowest rates technically but to say without reservations about the tier levels isn't doing them justice.

Thanks for defining skill for me, I was worried that I don't exactly know the meaning behind it and that it's significance to the topic, but for real though, why would you post that in a thread that obviously doesn't ask what the definition of skill is but I digress, I think that not all skill should be profitable, some just needs to be fun and helpful to you to a certain, of course profit is helpful but there's more to human than just making money, I don't have any good skill developed yet that I can make money off but a little patience and I will someday be able to reap the profits of hardwork in focusing in learning those skills.

This is good that, small countries are starting to get into the market and tries to adapt bitcoin and other cryptocurrency. Let's hope that it's going to be the case, with more people in the network means that the network becomes more congested which is going to be a problem for the market.

Not really a good idea to borrow or loan money but yes it's a good time to buy crypto but loaning won't be a good thing because you're not going to enjoy the profits of your investment as you're going to pay your loans and if you're unlucky, dumb and desperate at the time of borrowing, you're going to pay exorbitant interest if any.

I think that this is the more likely case to happen, I mean there's a high possibility that Tyson will knock out Paul but given that this is an exhibition fight, they might likely drag this fight out and end it in a draw so both sides won't get too much flack from their respective fans.

The success that OP says is probably about how they're still in this forum despite the scorn of many members about how this scamming gambling site is still in this forum. I wouldn't say that they're burning money for nothing, they have other subsidiary sites and at the same time this forum isn't that well known so it's possible that they have other players that don't know how much of a scum they are.

There's the RTP for slots, you might be able to exploit that as sometimes it goes dry and you might want to check out that first before playing. Yes it's mostly luck but that doesn't mean that you can't use the potential faults in the system or the system itself.

What the hell is a flying car pad? Pretty sure that there's no commercial flying car available yet so I don't think it's a good idea, it's not to keep up with modernity, that's the future they're talking about.

This is definitely a really big one and I do like the name Mirai, pretty cool for a casino if you ask me. Hopefully this gets in Manhattan rather than other cities because I feel like Manhattan has more people than Long Island.

Don't victim blame too much, you're invalidating what he's experiencing even though there's a problem in both sides but it shouldn't be a cause for us to pin it too much on OP, I mean Bitvest should resolve this issue because they've been in this forum for a really long time so I don't see how they're exempted to not resolving their issue. To OP, you should be patient, you made a complicated transaction so you're at fault to some degree.

Well, you don't pay that amount if you don't have any means to sustain the payments and to keep things going. You're saying is bad because you're buying a house immediately when you know that you're money and what you're earning isn't enough. You buy a house and pay mortgage when you know that you'll be able to pay it. It's not a bad financial decision, you just suck at making a plan on what you should be putting your money in.

It's because of all these crypto influencers that flex and flaunt their cash, their trades and brag about how they wake up at 5 am is causing all of this false belief that cryptocurrencies are a gateway to making lots of money in a short time, these egomaniac people impose a belief that everyone can be a millionaire and that cryptocurrency will change their life but we all know better than that and we know that it's not the case. There's no cure or solution to this problem, the people who believe these narcissists have to experience a big L and hopefully have some reflection and self discovery will spark among them that will make them think that what is effective for others might not be for me.

I don't get how people are still supportive of their own government though, as if they really care about them that they die fighting for them. Man, I do hope that these lessons would go through many people because our current generation is becoming willfully ignorant and woke at the wrong things. Setting aside my hatred of governments that sees their citizens as pawns, I think that the confiscation is a good thing, the article briefly mentioned the prevention of trading with enemy states and that they see that hoarding is going to affect the bounce back and growth of the economy in the long-term so they did this.

What a dumbass, not all your money should be put in an investing instrument, there are other forms besides the investing that you're talking about and the one that you're saying that's bad way to spend money is actually a really good investment which is real estate and we all know that real estate will only go up in value thus placing mortgage to pay for your own home is an investment itself especially if you want to settle down, renting would be bad long-term. But I can see where you're getting at, mortgage is expensive but to say that it's a bad investment isn't really a fair statement.

The moment that I was able to buy stuff for myself without any worries of how much I am going to spend, I think that it's that time that I have experienced financial freedom. And I think that everyone have felt it early when they've made profit from bitcoin either from hodling or being there since day one.

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Unless you're an influential figure with capabilities for bodyguards and such, it would definitely be dumb to publicly say that you are owning bitcoin or at least earning lots of money for that matter. That's pretty much a go signal for criminals and people who would want to take advantage of you to do their own bidding. It's better to be lowkey in things like these because not only will you stop people from doing malicious things to you in hopes of getting on your money, but would also stop unnecessary expenses in the process. Some people just like to brag and be proud of what they have, it's embedded into our systems as humans. Now whether these people do succumb to this pride and be boastful about their earnings is entirely up to them. They just have to bear with the consequences of publicly saying that you basically own one of the biggest store of value assets in the market as of now. Which is hackers, scammers, and people who will be willing to kill you for your bitcoins in severe cases.

If bitcoin continues this upward trend up until let's say November, there's a good chance we could hit 100k by the end of the year given the fact that bitcoin has little to no resistance beneath it that could impede with its pump. But honestly speaking there will be obstacles along the way that could stop bitcoin from reaching such high numbers by the end of the year so I expect it being able to reach this amount by Q1 of 2022 or Q2. The opportunity is still there but with a little bit of realism we could see how things really are going for bitcoin. This is more apparent last year when bitcoin was able to reach 30k by December, whereas ETH stayed at a very high 1k USD as well. Goes to show how impactful bitcoin is to other cryptocurrencies in the market. I still think there is some effect on bitcoin when other cryptocurrencies pump or dump but it's so minimal we might as well just disregard it. Rarely do I see investors in their right mind who are putting all their eggs in one basket when there is enormous opportunity to diversifying their assets.