Bitcoin Network Power Consumption Estimate

it's not just a speculative asset but isn't it been used in buying stuff, some even illegal stuff that includes as practical use of BTC.

It seems to me that you want somebody to spoonfeed you and give you all the information you need without any effort on your side.
The biggest crypto risks in trading/investing are:
1.Choosing a crypto exchange platform that isn't legit.

It doesn't hurt to try to run something like Recuva to see if there are any files that aren't fully overwritten. I would probably prefer it to be mounted externally so nothing gets written on it any further. I have doubts that you'll get anything. Chances are it'll be overwritten if it has been formatted and used.

You don't. You let them formulate their own opinion and criticise from the sidelines letting time, and ultimately history, determine the outcome.

Did you backup the 12 seed words? If you have it you can import to electrum and recover your funds there, no need password.

If you didn't back up the 12 seed words and has some other data (Wallet ID, email, and wallet.as.json file) you can follow this instructions here to brute force the password https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5320922.msg56467462#msg56467462

It really is a very interesting article and I think it can come close to the truth. We see that Institutional engagement with Bitcoin is growing more and more. As this year, the interest of financial institutions is becoming stronger and more focused. Hopefully the year will bring us more good news.

Been discussed multiple times that Bitcoin will not replace banks. These two differ from various characteristics such as centralization, stability, and the likes. Also I do believe that replacing banks is the main purpose of cryptocurrencies. Cryptos are meant to be used for transactions which involves digital currencies. Also it would be impossible knowing how strong the support banks are getting from different governments due to regularization. Let things be. An individual may store his wealth to cryptos but be ready for the risk. An individual may store his wealth to banks but be patient.

If you think about the first picture it's Europe and all official competitions, EBL is one of them. I assume not so popular as some others for now. Well, for now it's easy to predict some games here, but I'm not sure about the odds on this games. As I said for next games I will try to find some good book that offers bets on EBL games.

Gambling is a profession, I know.  But this job is not long, and it cannot sustain you for life.  Consistency needs training, but is it possible to deny the threshold of ambition?  Very few people have success with gambling in both calculation and luck.  So, entertain and stop at the right time.  Gamblers are often rooted in nature.

You can't use probability and statistics on events that are not connected as is the case with dice. There is no math in the world that can tell you which number is more likely to roll in the next dice throw, each throw is a separate event. Yes it will all fall inside nominal values when you have large enough number of events but that does not help you when betting. Local results can and often will be slanted heavy to one side and there is no telling when normalization will commence.

That is also the reason why every martingale strategy will get busted sooner or later unless you have infinite bank and no betting limits.

There certainly is. Perhaps there also isn't enough demand from crypto-gambling enthusiasts and regulars since most are focused on casino-based games such as dice, slots, poker, roulettes, and what have you. It's nice to see actual fantasy sports bookies on the crypto scene, given its recent rise in popularity. But again, no sportsbook would include this if there isn't enough demand to make it a viable addition to their platform. It'll take resources and funds for advertisements on its initial launch, too, so it's really hard to make it work currently, but hopefully soon we get it.

I think it is better to mention that depend on what gambling are you dealing mate , In this thread it is soccer/football that yeah can be used skills and Psychology but in other gambling games like Dice or Slots? maybe it is Luck that will make you win?
anyway we have our own believe and strategy and what i have is depend in which game i will play.

That is normal because luck will only come to the right person, making many people can't win on many rounds. The result will vary for every people who use the same strategy. Perhaps, some people can win while others will lose as we don't know where the luck will come. If luck comes, people can win by using many strategies and not just the strategy from @OP. But the system is hard to work for many people as they still need luck to win the match. Perhaps, people need to experiment to see what strategy they can win, so they will know that every gambler's strategy will not be the same.

For me these games also seem like a usual 1 vs 1 setup, which is the best for gambling and betting. Because you want to profit if your own skills not by someone elses. Having team games in a gambling scenario seems very difficult because you need to ensure that premade teams are only getting matched against other premade teams. In the end the outcome will depend a lot on your teammates. I definitely prefer 1 vs 1 games.

billiards and the rest of the games that you offered can be played by more than two players but chess arent .
 i think theres already chess with betting include but i forgot the link because it was shared by my fellow gamblers in the public chat long time ago .