Sad reality with some companies however, no matter how we look at it, that's under rules and regulations in most instances for corporates. Either you raise it to the management or just let things be. Raising it as a concern on the other hand should be also a problem with other employees 'coz some would say it's just fine. As employees using their facilities, I personally have no issues regarding monitoring through cameras especially on my workspace. I do view it as their way of minimizing inside job instances, slacking of employees, and more. They are paying me to function during working hours and my job is to do it as long as things are under my job description. One thing I learned is to know when to resign if things are getting out of hand. I realized that companies won't adjust to their employees and the idea of trusting people won't be a priority. Is it a bad thing? Well to some, yes but on management perspectives, it is justifiable as long as it follows boundaries.

The only instances wherein it will be negative is if you are still being monitored and sanctioned on your free hiurs or whenever you are using private utilities of the office such as restrooms. But if it is with your workspace, then I'd be okay with it.

Common mistakes are not buying early because of doubts and for sure those who bought from day ones are those who knows Bitcoin's true potential. Many investors here bought at around $16k early last year and managed to hold for this long and might wait for a little longer given that the anticipated event, Bitcoin halving, is not yet taking place. I do believe that there's still a chance for a sudden market crash even at this point wherein its market value have already created another 'peak' before it again skyrocket to another market price. Lesson learned? Invest in what you believe. A long existing problem with investors; " I would wait for it to reach this price before I invest" and once it is reached they would wait for a lower market value simply because they are in doubt. It is okay to be worried sometimes but never let your emotions define your actions. Check the charts and create your own entry point; a market price wherein you will be ready to hold for a bit long regardless of the next market price action. It is still not too late to do so.

Depends on your routine. As mentioned, you are playing after work wherein you have a choice to gamble on your rest days. Time management is the key if betting really has a place in your day. Also, no one is required to gambling daily; of course if there are other things that matters more, it should be prioritized. You had a job presentation and still chose playing 'til midnight and when it resulted to a problem, things will be generalized. It is no longer having the time to gamble but rather betting whenever you're free to do so and if you really want to. We re all free to skip days or weeks or even months if we have other things to do. Self-discipline, time management, setting of priority would be the bottomline here. I get the point and I appreciate it but there are just times we know what's bad and good but we still choose to do what might cause problem afterwards probably due to a drive.
Well, that escalated quickly. Again, it is not gambling which is only an activity but rather the bettor. We do all have control of our actions unless you are already having symptoms of addiction which will make you impulsive of gambling. Gambling is only an activity; money and entertainment are factors which triggers that drive within us. It is our responsibility to control those drives for us to do things properly.

Higher risk means high rewards. Lthough I'm not a fan of putting that much to a risky yoken, I still acknowledge those who does. It is either they have high risk appetite or they just believe on things or the project itself, and that simply subjective. If you, yourself, is not on the same mindset then you're free to avoid these tokens 'coz there are other options in the first place in particular with major tokens of the market which are considered to be less risky. My acknowledgement is because I saw some of my friends who earned 200x from a 'trashy' token. However, it won't be a waste if they earned profit from it right? Some tokens are needing years before it blows, although not all, but the chnce would be always there. Also, you won't put that much of money if you don't know what you are engaging yourself with, right?
It is possible but depends on how you view 'quick' and short period of time. If it is 2 months then yes it is possible. Saw this with some meme tokens recently but ofcourse, knowing how those altcoins move in general, increase won't be that long therefore you should know when to pull things out, and that is with urgency if you don't want to suffer from loss. Let's be straight, altcoins are more volatile but still, it means that higher profit is there but obviously, with high risks involved.

If it is possibility then for sure there is, that early investors are still holding and having no plans at all to sell their Bitcoin. It is just hard to think of the idea that they managed to hold given how many times the market price have 'peaked' on different years. I would like to assume that they had thoughts of selling it given that only a few have expected its market value to be as much as with the present. So I'm thinking, if they have full control of their crypto holdings, at what price point are they planning to sell it? 'coz if it is just the belief that its price could be xxxxxxxx or any number investors are looking forward with, it would be unending; we saw it already. Some people said they'd be selling at $20k as the peak price before but upon reaching it they refuse to sell and believed that price could go higher, then a crash will happen, then recovery, then a cycle.

Facts, however, that's just how luck serves it purpose. For example, 500 quntities of $5 won't be continuously won by a single player simply because the 'rightful' cards are disseminated on the whole 'deck' as a whole. If you are lucky then you'd won some but given how luck plays, you won't be having it most of the time. Even if it is just limited, a goal of earning a few from the total number, and as long as it could be considered as profit, would matter. But indeed, the gambling provider will be the mist to take profit but as players, we should not be against it given that they provided the prize pool also the production of the game itself. A player against other player's luck should be more considered than player to provider competition.
Well, I'd say many people are not lucky enough to win big prizes most of the time. Some are really doing so but the only thing that could explain it, is their luck. Pushing our luck just to win the game will just result to bigger loss in the long run. Luck based games would only work thru luck and that means waiting for your 'turn' than to frustatedly get yourself closer to that turn by means of continuously betting.

Hype indeed, and the domino effect. There are few successful meme tokens such as $PEPE, DOGE, and SHIB who 'made' their names acknowledged in this industry. The bullish pattern recently also have lead to huge price increase rate on these coins and that is wher hype originated, I think. Many meme tokens on dex are succeeding upon its listing and same thing continues with the new ones. Hype is demand, and demand simply is a factor for a price increase. High rate of increase leads to higher earned profit. However, meme tokens and other alts are only for short term. Most of the increase are due to hype and manipulation from big investors so if you're an investor of these token, always be on watch and never miss a thing on their price behavior since decline will be always a risk from time to time. If a market price moved upward quickly then expect for the same thing with crash.

Of course they won't. But I still don't agree that the occurence and spread of corona virus has something to do with Bitcoin simply because its market price declined that time, it won't be enough as an explanation. As far as I remember,the market price of cryptos on the early spread of virus was still high and it was almost a year after before the crash took place, feel free to check. People just tend to connect things from time to time.

The market price of Bitcoin was even lower than $10k years back then, did all people invest that time? Same idea with every market price dump. We all know that its market price will again increase after declines but it is a normal response to take profit or cut loss if necessary, depending on the market itself. It is has the same idea; buying at $25k market price and $40k market price, profit will still be earned. At any market price, people will hesitate to invest regrdless of knowing something's potential simply because they are not ready to embrace the risk and that's just fine than to push themselves and be anxious the whole time. Everyone is welcome to invest but for sure, not everyone could properly take risks from this industry.

Problem is lack of assurance. Take note of how long the market price was high up recently. A price correction is expected to happen and no one is certain that the deckine in its value will be either continuous or not. Last week, same thing happened but eventually, price recovered and continued its dominance. Now, will you be embracing the risk? It will all depend on your decision as an investor. You could wait for a lower market price but again there's no certainty of such thing. This is the downside of a bullish market wherein extreme volatility is visible with price charts. I suggest taking the route where you will be comfortable. Never FOMO; prices would react depending on the demand and not only with people's emotion.Maybe it is because of continuous token generation under this chain. Meme tokens are the best examples. Many meme tokens are succeeding even those which had a price correction already upon its listing with big exchangers of this industry. Keep in mind that bulltrend has just started and anything could happen along the way. Never be too confident on any coin you are interested with and make it a habit to have a Plan B if ever things won't happen in accordance with our expectations.

Selective I guess. Most likely, registered gambling providers are the one which are legal and not all of the platforms. Therefore, promoting it will have sanctions. Also, gambling promotion has added weight by means of encouragement. Legality of a platform means it is accessible to people as long as it follows the regulation. Promoting gambling activities could encourage people including those whoch are not yet 18 and above; simply this industry wouldn't want to. It is most likely a 'lt it be' set up and if it will involve persuasion and encouragement.
Well, in gambling industry to most of the countries, majority of operators are not registered because they avoid taxes and restrictions with regards to operation. Illegal is a common term being associated with betting in general simply because only few countries are allowing its operation due to the risks involved in particular with addiction. But still, there are platforms who still obey the law and in exchange is regulation including promotion, to name one.

Well, either you are a part of that platform and this is to promote their site, it won't matter even a bit. If you are a gambler you should know how luck plays a role in this industry. Congratulations still on your win but not to break the joy, however what if you are just quite having a rally because you are lucky at this point? Thus, you might lose eventually as we all know given that there's no consistency with almost everything in gambling. Same thing goes with losing, there will be a time that you will win afterwards but there will never be an assurance that good times will last for long so be cautious still.

Personally I don't believe with the concept of being lucky just because of the platform you are engaging yourself with. You will only win, especially with pure luck based games such as spins and card games, if you are lucky and that's the bottomline. Never be too confident of what you are having from this industry. It is okay to celebrate but again, nothing's consistent.

I have known about Bitcoin since 2015, but I was also not able to invest early. Mid 2017, I managed to accumulate a decent amount of BTC, ETH, and other cryptos but have sold majority of it last 2019, then afterwards I again started to accumulate up until now. For sure it is not always you who have regrets not investing early but if you would be realistic, you haven't invested because of a reason; it could be circumstances or just being afraid to lose which is just normal. Even if you managed to invest, how sure are you that you will be able to hold for years? Without selling any amount? It is not that easy. Keep in mind how volatile the market is and how unstable its adoption is, on many countries. It is normal to be scared or worried sometimes because money is involved; something we need on a daily basis.

You can always start again as long as you know what you are doing. You have said it already that you have high hopes for digital currencies, then prove it to yourself and not to other people. If you have the means to invest then feel free and don't rely with other's assumption. Make yourself ready with the possible outcome.

This is quite the opposite of what I knew before but memecoins are really showing good patterns at this point in line with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other top cryptos of the market. Most of the meme tokens including the new ones are succeeding at this point which makes them a good coin to invest. Not only with meme tokens but also other new projects, but still be careful of  the ones you would be engaging with your portfolio with. Basically, these are signs of a bullish trend which is obvious at this point and is visible in the market.

Right now, I gues SOLANA and others which are based with this networks would be good to invest right now. Projects are continuius in this chain and that made the recent increase with SOLANA's market price, not surprising. But still, be careful as I said. Even if most of the token's market price are increasing at the present, volatility is evident as well which could incure huge loss with your portfolio.

Really? Sharing investment ideas to children who are not yet in the legal age? First of all there will be terms under the law to be followed. In most instances relatives are the ones to take care of your wealth if your children are still to young to handle it and that is because they are stil not matured enough to make valid decisions. Well, if what's being fear is for other people to benefit from what you will left for your child, then that's a given thing, just hope that such thing won't happen in your case. Not quite sure of the right age but it might be possible at age 18 and above wherein a child's mind is matured enough already. What's best is to practice your child early but with valid ways and that includes not forcing them but rather familiarize them little by little.
There is for sure a right way to do things. There could be risks such as a child being spoiled of privilege and become irresponsible of how to make use of it. Another is for them to be uninterested at a young age. Given that wealth is there, you may start with enrolling them to additional subjects to do things with proper. In such way they won't be bombarded by informations unlike with taking the sole responsibility to do so, that might result to information overload. At least if it is proper education, informations will be moderated.

A law in gambling is either concerning restriction or regulation so if there's no law in this activity to that certain country, and if it is online gambling sites to be considered to engage yourself with, I think it fine assuming that there will be platforms you could access. What matters is restriction, if there is such thing then it is either you use VPN or you will be completely limited with online gambling platforms. There could also be a chance that gambling as an activity is neutral in that country, meaning, people are free to engage with platforms of this industry if they would have ways to do so as long as it won't be caught or promoted to public audiences.
What creates confusion in this discussion is having NO LAW regarding gambling activities. If there will be at least additional informations such as gambling restrictions, then it would be clear to talk about. Traditional I think, as he referred to might be those which are played on the streets and if that's the case, it is most of the time prohibited specially with public places but fine being played on their own houses as long as no one sees them, which I guess more in line with gambling being neutral to that country.

Depends on your goal, I think. If you plan to get rich from gambling that only means you are willing to put that much time and money, taking the risk, to achieve such feat. However, as you've mentioned in gambling there is an equal ratio of winning and losing. Given that we're not in control of our luck, then you should have a large bankroll and patience to increase your chance to do so however, things will never still be guaranteed. Personally, I don't have such goal from this industry. Bigger expectations mean bigger things to lose in exchange of that. There are people who really won big time in gambling but only thinking of how manyn have failed or are continuiusly losing, I removed the part that I have hope to also do, in this industry.

Right now, I still mind earning profit but not as much as actually getting rich because of this industry. I prioritize being entertained than to be profitable. The goal is to avoid big loss than achieving big gains, simply because losing will be more certain in gambling. It would be much better to just accept a fact than to be hopeful for things we have no control with.

Personally, I set a limit to both winning and losing. With winning, I tend to stop whenever I hit 50% of my betting capital for that day as profit and same thing goes with losing however there are times I do consume all of my daily capital for gambling whenever I feel like it.  I think things are still working fine on my gambling journey using this method; even if I lose the capital for that day, as long as I don't extend my betting budget, then I am still following the alloted budget and things are still going with what I expect my betting habits to be managed by myself. Ot to be a hypocrite; I experienced losing almost my one month salary due to frustrations and this scheme I am imposing to myself really helped me avoid such instance to again, happen.
Indeed, it depends on the gambler due to our differences with risk appetite. Some gamblers could lose more than what or how much I can afford and that's just fine especially if they still have things under their control and awareness. What's problematic is to continue pushing your luck to win the game. Nothing will be achieved in such way other than bigger loss in gambling. If you're being frustrated of losses then that's a normal response however, further actions will be the bottomline.

He's just happy because he luckily won the spin however, how do you think he would react if the other way around, the unwanted, happened? He might feel so bad with his decision and most likely regret doing so. It is simply high risk, high reward gambling. Idea here is that, he actually won; does that mean it is advisable? If you can endure losing everything if you happen to lose the game then feel free to do so but if you know to yourself that you cannot accept the unwanted outcome then never even bother to try doing so. Gambling is a test of your luck and luck is something we have no control of. If you are taking a big risk wherein you may suffer due to that decision then think as many times as possible. Don't put yourself in a situation that will make things worst for you. That's how simple it is to live, what's the need to complicate?

If you know how gambling works and you still choose to bet everything in the line, it simply defines you either you are greedy or foolish. The fact that you're aware means you are ready for whatever it is to happen and you have no rights to regret things if it turns out to be a loss. It is possible to win but possibility is different from certainty and guarantee of it.

Same thing with being a die hard fan right? Well there are times you would consider forgetting yourself being a fan of a team or player given that it is gambling we are dealing. If you want to stand with what you 'love' then you might just consider watching the game and not bet at all. But since you are considering to bet then it would be more than standing with your bias, but also considering the consequences. The reason why I am saying this is because of the word 'obvious' losing of your favorite team. However, if you won't bet that much and you want to be a fan of that team badly then you are free to do so. Just be mindful that if that team is at disadvantage then losing is more likely the outcome. With that being given then at least limit your bet. There are really bettors who does so and that is for the concept of 'love' we are discussing about.

It's not because they are not good analysts, it is just a matter of preference. Whether it is altcoins, bitcoin, or even with other investment fields, it is important for them to know where they would be more profitable and where they should put or diversify their money with. Many people are into altcoins due to the idea of high maarket price volatility but on the same extent it is also the reason why many altcoin investors are in loss. Sometimes it is not always choosing where you are good at 'coz sometimes it is knowing where do you think you'd be more succeeding. Either it is ETH, BTC, or even real estate properties, every asset is profitable if it is just potential we are speaking to.
Yes and it has something to do with risk appetite. Major coins in the market are known to have slight market price movement on a daily basis, except when there is a bullish pattern such as what we are seeing at the present. There are people who are earning big profit from new altcoins and also people who are doing well with estabished ones. That's just it; what's bad is to engage into something you know nothing about and it is simply better to know what would work best for you as I said.