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241  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 🔥 Bitcoin Buy and Hold 👑 on: May 08, 2024, 03:59:18 PM
I still regret thinking about that day not long ago when Bitcoin was $24k. I had $800 worth of bitcoins and when Bitcoin hit $45K, out of necessity I sold $700. Fortunately, there were $100 worth of bitcoins left which is around $500 at this time. Now, every time I look at my wallet I feel sorry for my sold BTCs and I wish I had them too.

Overall, it's all about patience and having enough belief and also having enough funds in hand so that you don't need to sell your Bitcoin when you face an emergency like me. If none of this is the case, I would always advise people not to sell their BTC unnecessarily because Bitcoin is going to go up a lot, and we are just getting started, bull run is yet to come.
Your choice is right in this case to choose this asset to invest in. Yes, sometimes we cannot predict our future lives or disasters. Which forces us to sell the asset. You don't need to regret what has happened in your life, you just need to improve yourself and take advantage of the experiences that have happened to you. It's never too late to accumulate bitcoin, we definitely know that in the future bitcoin will be much more expensive than today.
242  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is it proper for younger ones to gamble? on: May 08, 2024, 03:14:04 PM

It should be the responsibility of the betting shop to not let them go inside. Teens always want to show off to their buddies that they get away with breaking rules though and sometimes they need more than slapping the wrist to learn.

But because it's not your place to scold those boys, maybe just reporting authorities will make them stop going to the bet shop.
I think the store is already abusing it their business license. Stores must not allow minors to enter there. The solution you mentioned above is much better, it can scare children or deter them from entering gambling shops.The reason is, they are not old enough to know the game. There will definitely be bad impacts for the teenager, whether it's stealing or something else if they are addicted. If they are found not complying with business permits, the authorities must act decisively, not only in shops but also at schools, they will give strong warnings to both parties.

243  Other / Off-topic / Re: Why do people lose in gambling and still go ahead and bet more? on: May 08, 2024, 02:13:14 PM
So basically your friend gambles to make money, right? well, if he continues like that over time he will become stressed himself because his expectations do not match the reality. The advice you should give to your friend is that when he gambles he must understand that he can lose at any time and it is quite risky - he should gamble with a better mindset by not fully expecting that when he gambles he will keep winning. If he expects that he will be able to win a good amount every time he gambles, then he will be constantly disappointed.
More precisely, looking for his luck at the gambling table, to fulfill his daily needs. Usually gamblers don't pay attention to what their friends say, their psychology has been disturbed by the losses they experienced at the gambling table, they will continue playing without listening to their friends' advice. Personally, if I give them advice and they don't listen to me, just ignore it, later they will realize that if they lose enough, they won't be able to gamble anymore.


244  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Would you advise a friend in the same way? on: May 07, 2024, 05:39:07 PM
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Or am I wrong? I need to know if this advice is a good one or a bad one, I gave him this advice because we are very close and also because I will do the same thing if I am in his shoe, this is the best thing i can think of right now.
i support what you are doing, continue to encourage your friend to invest in Bitcoin, don't give up, you have saved his life and also the company that his parents inherited for him.  Bitcoin has become a protector of asset value by many institutions and if your friend's company joins in, the value of the company's assets will likely increase from year to year.

but you have to accompany them because usually those who have never been involved in the world of bitcoin, will feel afraid when the market is bearish, beginners have a tendency to sell at a loss so always accompany your friend in their investment in bitcoin.
To tell friends there's nothing wrong, it's best not to mix up the company's overall finances to invest in bitcoin, this will have a bad impact on their company? At least if they want to invest it must be for company profits only. It's true that what you said should be someone who accompanies or consults with his family. This is much better, compared to making decisions yourself. At least he appreciates his parents' hard work in building a company. Creating a company as we know is not easy, especially if it is already running well, it takes a long process to achieve it all.
245  Other / Off-topic / Re: Why the rich win gambling more than the poor. on: May 07, 2024, 03:44:44 PM
In my own concept the rich and the poor have different gambling aim.The rich people gamble for fun which gives them the chance of winning while the poor people gamble to make profit but due to their financial status it deprives them from winning,is not like the poor don't win a game at times they win out of luck but in this scenario the rich win more often than the poor due to their sufficient bankroll to make more trials.A rich man/woman always feel comfortable when gambling.A rich person always have sufficient bankroll to gamble while a poor person has limited bankroll to gamble.
Bookies giving rich people a chance to win? Huh What does it mean that poor status and low finances prevent them from winning? What you said above is in my opinion very wrong. In gambling there is no difference between rich or poor to win. This depends on how each rich or poor individual processes the game, the opportunity to win will always be there for rich or poor.
246  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What will you do if you find yourself in a similar situation like this? on: May 07, 2024, 03:09:04 PM
Parents will not trust him again because there is not a matter of just losing money but their son is involved in gambling and one cannot easily trust a gambler in future. Gambler will show you that he has changed his whole lifestyle and now he will not gamble but again he will break your trust by doing something worse just to get money for gambling.

Keeping a check on today's generation has become so difficult because they are experts in doing bad activities without letting it know to their parents. So we should not allow our children to be in contact with bad friends and don't allow them such a huge amount of money because money makes the teenager a part of gambling and other bad activities.
Yes, trust is like a piece of paper that you hold in your hand, the paper doesn't return to the way it was before. It seems that it must be difficult to forgive the child. The reason is that the money his parents worked hard for all this time was used uselessly and in vain. It's true what you say, it's the development of the times that makes it very easy for today's young generation to access anything on their cellphones, the method you mentioned above, by not interacting with bad friends or not giving pocket money to the child, this could be effective in preventing children from gambling again and has a deterrent effect on children.

247  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Accumulating Bitcoin or trading Bitcoin which is more wise to do. on: May 07, 2024, 02:21:07 PM
I would consider both as it is my current goal which trading Bitcoin to accumulate more Bitcoin. I actually do just hold Bitcoin but it hits me that what if I start accumulating Bitcoin as the supply is limited and instead of holding my coin without doing nothing, I'll start trading it with the goal of having more Bitcoin. I don't actually care about the prices anymore as I've get used to it a few years back and I'm into long term holding. Though it's not that easy to do it, it helps me increasing my knowledge and experience in trading.
It is not easy for someone to trade bitcoin, You have big balls to do this. I know your loss of assets is huge for this.Let me ask you a little, why don't you keep bitcoins in the long term? And why wouldn't you trade another coin that has strong fundamentals, for a percentage gain that both have a 50-50 chance of? Of course, people's decisions vary when it comes to accumulating their bitcoin assets. Personally, I definitely wouldn't do it like you do, I'd rather collect it. It's not that I don't like trading, I appreciate the money I've earned over the years.
248  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Question to hodlers:How will you spend the money? on: May 07, 2024, 09:41:40 AM
Where does someone spend the money from the bitcoin profits you mean? I don't hold much bitcoin. If I made a big profit from bitcoin, I would personally buy something that could make me money back.

Indeed, everyone really wants to get profits from Bitcoin, which can produce something productive such as land, apartments and then make money back. With Bitcoin's journey of almost a decade, of course everyone is well aware of this asset, that this asset is truly promising for the future for everyone who keeps it. Of course, everyone is competing to spend their money to invest in this asset.



249  Economy / Speculation / Re: What is going to happen with Bitcoin now? on: May 05, 2024, 04:10:02 PM
Huh, you see or check the market every day. Are you panicked or afraid? Isn't it true that experiencing a decline is every investor's dream, right? Keep accumulating, friends. If you are panicked, don't invest in bitcoin, just save your money in the bank. You have to study and look at the track record of previous halvings. From there you can gain knowledge and estimate several months of previous bitcoin halvings. If you are confident in this asset, don't look at the price as it continues to accumulate or add to your assets every month.
250  Economy / Economics / Re: Ever dreamt of turning your passion into profit? on: May 05, 2024, 03:09:01 PM
It's not easy that what we have as a hobby can become a sufficient source of income. It takes a long time, not to mention unstable income or being underestimated by people around you. It seems like seeing someone who is successful from a hobby looks good in our eyes, but somehow he builds it to become that successful. It's full of struggle and a long process, especially since they already have jobs in the private sector or government. With a large salary and a respected position, not everyone is willing to risk what they have earned in their work. In my opinion, there is no hobby that produces results, but your patience is what creates a process that will produce results. The more patient you are, the bigger the payout.
251  Other / Off-topic / Re: How much of my salary should I use to gamble on: May 05, 2024, 02:04:25 PM
Don't force yourself to gamble too much if you still don't have enough for your daily needs. This will make you even more miserable for your life in the future. Don't expect too much that you can find additional income there, it's better for you to think about more useful things such as saving your money rather than gambling. If you have enough money from saving to open a business, it would be better for you to focus on that.
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256  Economy / Economics / Re: Take care of your money and learn to save. on: May 05, 2024, 10:59:41 AM
Yes, in fact money is the main thing in life. Indeed, sometimes we are in trouble even though there is no one out there who wants to help us. Ironically, sometimes we are nice to them, it is better to borrow money from relatives who are close blood relatives. If you have money, appreciate it, don't buy useless things, make the best use of the money, as you said above. However, saving and investing is not enough for us if we still receive 1 income every month. Yes, we need to create an additional basis for our income, such as opening a business that we are interested in. If your finances are stable then you can invest the money.


257  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is Gambling A Hobby? on: May 04, 2024, 06:38:03 PM
Personally I don't see how anyone would take a habit if losing money as a hobby and that woudl either be an excuse to keep up to with the habit or beign delusional, yeah I agree that gambling might be fun and can add thrill to a normal game but it can't be a hobby in my opinion and with the introduction of esportsbet app that has taken the losing to a whole new level and winning its now all about the money rather than fun cause I've never enjoyed any online casino game and its hardly entertaining to me.
It is true that every hobby can cost a lot of money, but in this hobby the results that we have produced so far are visible in front of us, for example, we modify one of our vehicles and the results are there and we are satisfied with the results.

It's completely different from gambling and I also agree with what you said, gambling is not a hobby, in my opinion they are addicted and they only hope to get instant money from the game, maybe they are chasing or profiting from previous losses. I see that you are not very interested in gambling because you think this is something in vain. And you are very wise or appreciate the money you have to use which is more useful than gambling.
258  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Accumulating Bitcoin or trading Bitcoin which is more wise to do. on: May 04, 2024, 06:03:06 PM
I guess I'm in trading bitcoin because you can get a profit every day, and then the profit is available and we can use it in the crypto investment or compounding. also in bitcoin.

But of course we can only do this if there is deep knowledge of trading, because without that knowledge, we cannot do it for sure in the end.
Even though you have knowledge in trading, I don't think it guarantees you can make a profit there. Sometimes even expert traders can still lose. You shouldn't think too much about profits alone in trading, but you need to know that the risks involved are very large. No one can predict prices accurately, it is better for us to just keep collecting and collecting, the risk of loss does not have a big impact on the assets we own, we only experience price fluctuations in the market compared to when we trade.
259  Economy / Economics / Re: How safe is it to keep your money and gold underground? on: May 04, 2024, 04:43:32 PM
Yes I have also heard about this fact and in case of saving gold and money at home has maximum chances to be stolen by the thieves whereas if buried in the whole then it will be safer. Although it is very difficult to take our money from the whole and then save again and is time consuming but is safer than saving it in a bank or at home.

It is the safest technology because if unfortunately thieves come to your home then they cannot dig whole ground and they will not be familiar that you have saved your money and gold underground so it will remain safe but I don't think that home and bank are such safe sites for gold and money.
I don't think it's technology, it's an old traditional way of protecting their property. Huh, thieves dig in the ground, do they know where the owner of the house keeps his belongings? In ancient times, according to them, this method was good but also had bad impacts. The good impact is that they have full control over their assets and they pay no administrative costs to safeguard their assets. The bad impact is that if they experience a flood or earthquake or landslide, it will be very difficult for them to find where they store their belongings.



260  Economy / Speculation / Re: BITCOIN AT 63K. What should we expect moving forward? on: May 04, 2024, 03:40:10 PM
The biggest problem is Grayscale which still has around 300K bitcoins left.

When they run out of BTC to sell the price can really start to take off again.    

When they sell all their assets, of course the price of bitcoin will have an impact on decreasing. of course everyone here is ready to accommodate if prices experience a big drop. I think They are not that stupid to sell all their bitcoin assets.


If the price declines again, consider me the happiest man alive. I feel like I was not able to completely take advantage of the dip. I wishI could have accumulated more and I could have done that if I had more money so hopefully I get to save more money just right before the market goes on quite a recline once again. I will then use the opportunity to buy some more bitcoin.

What you say is correct, we don't need to panic if we see prices going down. There are many elites out there who really believe in this one asset, and they continue to accumulate assets without looking at the price, why can't we? We have to look like the big guys out there who keep collecting bitcoins every month. Indeed, the current price seems very expensive for some people, but I don't think so, I will continue to accumulate as much as possible. I am sure I will reach a new ATH in the future.
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