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I thought we would be blasting passed $30K with all the news leaking that Bitcoin spot ETFs will be mass approved in the next 4-6 months. If you’re a believer or the ETF effect then you have to be thinking this is the beginning of the largest valuation increase in Bitcoin’s history. For some reason the market doesn’t feel as bullish as I’d expect.
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I think that if you don’t realize that this is the dip, you need to zoom your charts out a little more. Bitcoin rewards those with a long time preference. People would benefit to view Bitcoin as a 4-year cycle and focus less on making a few dollars off individual trades, but stacking BTC while it’s cheap and selling only during certain period that have been long predetermined.
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Josh Hart scoring himself an $81,000,000 contract extension is pretty impressive considering I don’t even think of him as a starter. I guess he must have been playing well without me noticing last season for the Knicks to lock him up for so long. All of these contracts this offseason have me wondering when the next collective bargaining agreement will be.
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The first time I tried slots in my life, I use 1Eur to make 240Euro, this was my most joyous day in gambling, it was so unexpected, I freaked out and freaking lost my mind, since then I started believing that gambling do have some surprises when you don't expect them.
The saddest Slots spinning day was when I use 300$ to spin for hours and had on 20$ left, that was where I finally decided to cash out, I felt bad for a week before I got over it, that was when I started having a gambling limit in mind.
Till today, I have had some losses and also some fine hits, what about you guys? Do you have any Slots spinning story to share? I'm sure some people are more lucky than many others.
My slots stories are all pretty much the same. I win some money, enjoy the experience, want to repeat, lose all the money I won. The rush generated from winning is meant to have you wanting to repeat it. This is why I always say gambling is about entertainment and not making money, because most people will lose all their money chasing that rush. |
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Interesting that Blackrock has come out and said that their Bitcoin spot ETF will be approved when and not if. Meaning that it is only a matter of time. Cathie Wood also came out and said that she expects her Bitcoin spot ETF to be delayed. So it seems that everyone is in agreement that the ETFs are coming. It’s just a matter of when the regulators want to open the floodgates.
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Feels a lot like I’m going to wake up to a $30,000 BTC again as we head back to the high end of the trading range. As the months roll on we’re getting closer and closer to the block reward halving. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a breakout to the upside in the coming month or two and expect that we end the year above $40,000.
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Checking in for the season I could say that Lakers are not as bad as people think they are, they are just injured a lot. Now I know that's not the story of the season so far, but they are my wildcard for the ring and let me explain why.
They have Reaves that is getting better every season, Russel that is looking to take the PG spot and be good, Rui that is a great bench guy who defends very well, Vanderbilt as a great defensive guy as well, Lebron and AD is still there and being an all-star level amazing people, those names alone looks like they are actually pretty good team. I know that it sounds like they are not going to be all that great to some people, but I feel like they could actually be pretty good team for sure.
Right, that is why they are being named as a dark horse by some people and fans because even if the Los Angeles Lakers are not that actually strong mainly in the regular season but you can count on them to have a good run and adjustment during the playoffs run. Just like what they did recently, that revamped they got truly helped the whole roster. Even Steve Kerr himself is praising Austin Reaves because he can see the improvement of the kid throughout the years and his potential that he will be an asset to the team. He might be one of those stars but he can do something on his own and the fact that he can learn fast means that he truly got a potential. I’m a fan of Austin’s game but I think it might be a little early for him to be receiving the praise he’s getting. Playing with LeBron opens up a lot of opportunities and that has benefitted Reaves quite a bit. I think next year defenses will start paying attention to him, which would probably end up being a good thing for the Lakers. |
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I’ve always sort of thought that if you didn’t want people to know you were doing something then it is probably best for you not to be doing that thing. Whether gambling, or anything else. A lot of people end up having regrets after doing things that they are ashamed of. I think your time would be better spent doing things that would make you proud.
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I don't know why am I am posting this here but I wanted someone to talk to. Since I can't talk about this to my family or friends because I am ashamed of myself. I am lazy piece of garbage who tried to make money the easy way, and get rich quick trading. I have failed my family and myself, I deserve everything that happened and will happen to me. It's time to take accountability for my actions. I think this will be my last message to the world, I am sorry
I’ve heard this story so many times. Even in bull markets. The sad part is most of the time all people had to do was just hold Bitcoin. I wish people would get in the habit of buying and holding BTC and if they want to gamble or trade, do it with your stocks and cash. Then maybe you’ll take less risks. BTC should be for stacking though. Make your wallet one way only, growing. |
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I think after the next bull run only institutional investors will be able to hold a full Bitcoin. The price will be out of reach for most of the retail investors. I think we’re already there for most people. I don’t have any friends who hold anywhere near 1 BTC. Most people don’t even have that amount saved for retirement or invested in equities. If another bull run does take us to six figures, you are probably right that the only holders left will be extremely wealthy individuals and investment funds. |
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Nice to see Conor McGregor posting training videos again. It seemed like he was a little quiet there for a minute. He seems to be back in the lab and preparing for his next fight now. I personally can’t wait to see him fight again as he was always the most entertaining MMA fighter. Hopefully he can get himself a win. It’s a long time coming now.
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The only reason I could think of why having multiple accounts might be beneficial is if the odds were different on different platforms. Maybe that would allow you to place bets on both sides with favorable odds so that you could be a winner regardless of the outcome of the event. Otherwise it would seem that splitting your bets on multiple platforms would take away from potential rewards.
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I have some Canadian friends that are telling me they are having news websites blocked when trying to browse the internet. They even sent me screenshots as I was in disbelief. It’s starting to make sense why Elon wanted Twitter so badly. I think memes are likely to be how news starts being shared in order to avoid government censorship. Anyone else experiencing the effects of Canada going full China on internet censorship?
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He should offer that same bet to users here on the forum. I’d be in for a million satoshi’s.
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I agree. A $300 bet for a CEO isn’t bullish at all. It’s almost a bearish signal to be honest. Seems more like throwing $300 out there to get some people talking and possibly buying to follow this bet by a CEO. It doesn’t make sense for him to make this bet anyway. If BTC triples he’ll make hundreds of millions of dollars. This bet is irrelevant.
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Elon Musk is reportedly getting an MRI on his neck/upper back tomorrow and has been warned that he may require surgery on his spine. I wonder if this is due to training for a potential fight with Zuckerberg. After toying around and saying he was going to air the fight live on twitter, I have to wonder if he was really serious.
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I’m not seeing danger when I look at that chart. It seems to clearly show that the market has been steadily pushing up since bottoming and is still within the trading range. If anything I think it shows that now would be a good time to buy if the market does remain bullish. I’m expecting the next 6 months to be good ones for holders.
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Has anyone used this service successfully to vouch for it? This is one of those seemingly too good to be true things. Especially when you consider how frequently chargebacks happen due to credit cards being used for this type of thing.
OP - Are you doing any “vouch” subscriptions? Do you do Kick subscriptions as well or just Twitch?
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Just imagine, when a popular fighter retires or stops in UFC because of injury or they are aging, they still have another opportunity to make big money in boxing. The good news is that they can even make bigger money compared to what they earn in UFC.
This is the silver lining that I see in these otherwise boring fights. If you have made a big name in the UFC but you were kicked out and you still want to make more money because you earned much less when you were there, it is an option to shift to boxing and fight some businessmen like the Paul brothers. You don't even need to know how to box like Nate. Aside from your name, you just have to appear very eager to break your opponent's face, throw those awkward punches, showboat a little, taunt your opponent, and that's it. You will make good money. While it is good that Anderson Silva and Nate Diaz got paydays, I’m not sure how much longer this influencer boxing thing has. Jake’s fights are getting less and less spectacular, and to be honest his last three fights haven’t been worth watching as we didn’t get to see the KO’s we were hoping for. I’m not sure if there’s even another big fight to be had. Andrew Tate or KSI maybe. |
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Bitcoin hardware wallets is going to for sure be a highly competitive space in the coming years. While there are several companies now fighting for market share, I think before too much longer they will all be fighting for a niche market as the logical development in the space is for a company like Apple to add support in their already trusted wallet apps.
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