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Be responsible for your own actions. Blaming others will not solve your losses. Even though you are influenced by others to gamble, never blame your losses on someone because you know you are risking something for your own benefit. If your mind and heart can't take the pressure of gambling, never try it. 

It's good to invest in meme coins if you have spare money to burn, but don't ever expect them to multiply by x 100 within a day. It's just a matter of luck if you invest in an active project that will make your investment a thousand dollars. If you're into meme coins, it's better to hold a piece of Dogecoin.

Congratulations to John Riel Casimero defeating Fillipus Nghitumbwa via decision to claim the WBO Global Super Bantam. Props to Nghitumbwa "the Energy" who really lives up to this code name. I can't believe this guy survived those power punches and combos from Casimero for 12 rounds, that's a lot of damage but he managed it. And also, I'm a little disappointed with the performance of Casimero he really needs to double up his training for his upcoming matches to shut up his critics. 

Just a few hours and we will witness the Eastern Conference Semifinals - Game 7 between the Boston Celtics vs the Philadelphia 76ers! Which team do you think will step up their game? 

Breaking News: Ja Morant is now trending on Twitter again because he was seen flexing a gun on his Instragram Live.

Ja Morant is trying to be a rapper rather than a NBA player. Shannon Sharpe was right in his claim that Ja was "hustling backwards."

Has anyone watched the fight between Rolly Romero vs Ismael Barroso for the WBA Super Lightweight title? One of the most rigged and controversial bouts I've ever watched Rolando Romero's win was saved by the referee Tony Weeks. The referee is obviously helping him win the fight, if you watch the reply, Romero shoves Barroso to the canvas and rules it a knockdown. Even the commentators are not pleased with the stoppage in the ninth round.

That is why it is called a trend, it comes and goes and does not really settle. In my observations with some of the new investors in Bitcoin, or people new to cryptocurrency, in general, they rely heavily on market trends without seeing the volatile history of Bitcoin. Either they did not do sufficient research or were following crypto influencers and they end up being shocked when the optimistic predictions are just that - predictions. If they have done even just a minimal inquiry about Bitcoin, they will quickly see that it is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

You seem to have a good head on your shoulders and have done your research in cryptocurrency before investing in it. But, do not also forget to take care of yourself. Do not be selfish with your needs and even wants, spend money if need be. Diversify your funds if you must, do not put all your eggs in one basket. It's good that you are optimistic in the coming bull run but be cautious, as well. Bitcoin is volatile and may not produce the results you've wanted. Continue to stay in school and kudos to you for supporting your family.

Kudos to you for taking proactive steps in promoting Bitcoin. Yes, I think stickers are a good idea to boost Bitcoin. It's a marketing that will stick (ha!) for a long time and can raise more visibility amongst the public. It also encourages people to be curious about and search about it more, that soon it will be commonplace to use and talk about Bitcoin in everyday life. Moreover, it's also cheap to produce and you can even be creative on how to catch people's attention through your designs.

There are many great responses here detailing alternative routes you can take to still use and access Bitcoin, that is true. But, there are also comments here that are very cavalier in their responses as if loss of internet services across the country is not much of a problem and can be solved easily. As if it can be easily solved by protesting a strict regime, or bypassing access when there is political and military unrest in your country. Internet, if not easily accessible, will always be a limitation if it comes to availing and using cryptocurrency.

Stay safe, brother.

If what you said is true, then at that time you gave him the right advice. You told him upfront not only the benefits but also the hazards of investing in Bitcoin. You did not mislead him, did not promise him instant success or instant riches from investing in BTC, did not manipulate or coerce him into buying and investing - he did it all himself. From reading some of your replies, you also advised him in good faith. Though, encourage him also to read and research more about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general.