With what we see in the standings now, the opportunity for Manchester United to qualify is still open. But the problem is when we look at their appearance which will not be certain whether they will play well or vice versa. They have just lost the derby match at home to Manchester City and surely it is something that hurts because they have to lose in front of their own supporters.
In the Champions League, in the first 2 matches they had to lose and fortunately they could still win in the 3rd match so that their chances were still open. But their journey is still tough in the next match. Honestly, it's hard to predict them.
United are not really inform at the moment,nothing seems to be working for Ten Hag,he has tried almost all he could,using different formations and lineups just to ensure that he gets victory,but it's as if the whole situation is getting worse.I feel for their fans because if care is not taken,they might end up not qualifying for Europa league next season.They managed to win the least team in their group the last time they played,and with the way they are playing so far,there is no guarantee that they can win any other team in the group again,because they are going worse everyday.I feel for their fans. The situation with United is very scary, and Im very angry about it right now. Its like seeing a ship slowly sink. Players on defense like Lindeloff and Maguire are a big part of the problem. Their lack of continuity is puzzling, and Im really worried. I believe Ten Hag really wants to make things better, but I agree that just getting new players isnt the answer. What about the way a person thinks? Their drive to win? Im also let down that the striking players arent living up to my hopes. I think this problem needs more than just a fix on the transfer market. Yes, how the team does against Copenhagen will be a litmus test, and Im scared about whats to come. |
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What would happen if there was only one cryptocurrency, which is Bitcoin?
In my imagination, I feel that first, three things will happen: people (investors) will not lose money like they usually do on their altcoin investments; second, investors will not see any coins that can make them have a bad perception, like most altcoins have really made most people have a bad perception about cryptocurrenct. Thirdly, Bitcoin would have had more investors than we already have, and if there were more investors, then the value would be very high. Bitcoin is the hope in the crypto space, and if Bitcoin had really not made it to the top, then there might not have even been a lot of these alt coins to come up. And the market will become tasteless, and there is no guarantee that the bitcoin market will have a higher price. Bitcoin is considered the best coin on the market and for us to know it is the best coin we need something to compare it to. Just like if there is no white, how do we know there is black? Furthermore, many people entered this market through the altcoins hype and I am one of them. I was attracted by the thousand percent growth of shitcoin and I entered the market, but as I learned more about the market, I realized that bitcoin is worth investing in than shitcoin. Regarding scam, without altcoins and shitcoins, we would still have scam projects impersonating bitcoin or using bitcoin as a medium. For example, HYIP and Ponzi projects between 2013 and 2015 both used bitcoin as a means of participation. Don't blame the projects for defrauding you, but ask why you didn't restrain your greed. You're exactly right to stress how relative and different things are in the market. When compared to other cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin does indeed stand out. There needs to be a careful analysis because the market is very unstable and hard to predict. But let's not let this conversation turn into an exaggeration. Many people, including you, are pulled into the cryptoverse by altcoins and their hype. As unpredictable as these currencies may be, they act as entrances. Scams, greed, and the many lessons we've learned from the past have shown that any coin, even Bitcoin, can be used in the wrong way. The issue isn't the coin; its the greed and unchecked desire that led to scams like HYIPs and Ponzi schemes from 2013 to 2015. Before blaming others, it's important to look inside yourself and question your goals. Smart decisions come from having a critical mind. |
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I find it intriguing how a casual discussion may spark an entrepreneurial journey of self-discovery? We can relate to how you went from knowing nothing about Bitcoin to seeing it as a revolutionary force that could change people's lives. Your journey from Bitcoin to XRP is similar to many fans'. Those virtual money might have a very alluring charm.
But lets take a closer look at these layers. Your story touches on more than just financial investments. Its about a mentality evolving, about moving from skepticism to evangelism. I commend your entrepreneurial spirit, but I also think you should temper your excitement with some suspicion. A sustained path requires a keen awareness of the inherent dangers and market dynamics of cryptocurrency.
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in summary without a good health you will not think out of good project to invest. so without a proper health I don't think Bitcoin investment can be actualize.
Nothing can be actualized if you are not in good health Whatever you can say it can be investment it can be also your daily activities. Health is the greatest wealth of this world. Now if you are suffering from illness and thinking about investment without taking your treatment then I would say it is nothing but foolishness. And I don't think anyone will force a person to invest in Bitcoin. Now if I say about you that you could not do research due to illness, in simple words you could not do analysis. In this case I will tell you if your knowledge about investment is less then it is better for you not to do this investment. Because if you don't have some basic knowledge, no matter where you invest, there will be a risk. Although Bitcoin is the most secure and trustworthy source, I think the risk will remain. But you have to do something to stay healthy because you need money to stay healthy. In this case if you are unable to invest then you find out what you can do and focus on it. However, if you are interested in Bitcoin, here you can also earn without investment by creating your own skills that can be a service what you efford to do. Investments, especially complex ones like Bitcoin, require good mental and physical health. Learning about blockchain, cryptography, and market movements is difficult without excellent health. Understanding Bitcoin's volatility, ups, and downs demands focus and health. However, let's seriously examine your issues of health maintenance costs and investing risk. Leveraging abilities is wise but not for everyone. This dilemma requires a deep dive into personal strengths and resources. Your point is that investing in Bitcoin without fundamental information is risky. This analysis requires caution and reflection. |
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I have not completed my graduation year now and I came to bitcoin forum and earned a lot and from here I got good amount of profit by investing and lost again. However since you have finished your studies and thought of investing in bitcoin forum and gained a good amount of knowledge and profit it may be like a dream come true for you. When you first learned about Bitcoin, its price might have been very low and you would have been a millionaire if you had invested, but you probably didn't have the money back then. Just like that when I came to know about Bitcoin the price of Bitcoin was almost very low but I didn't have money then I couldn't invest. But I think it's a great time to invest in the position the Bitcoin market is in right now, if you want to invest. Since we have a huge bull waiting ahead, you can invest and hold while avoiding risk and you will earn good money. Profits, losses, wins, and failures define this world. The'what ifs' of Bitcoin investment can be depressing - if only one had the funds to invest when prices were low. We must separate these thoughts and focus on the present. When you see a bull market coming, ask yourself: is this based on analysis or speculation? Indeed, investing currently seems like a surefire way to make big money. However, it can be risky without a thorough understanding of the market's nuances and changes. An proactive, deliberate strategy is needed, while being aware of risks and financial upheavals. |
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The answer depends on your preference, each provides commensurate returns. We know that trading requires more complex strategies and takes more time. If you want to get started, some things you need to prepare include:
- Trading: technical and fundamental analysis, mental/psychological training.
- Investments: How to secure assets and maintain privacy.
Both have benefits, but I believe investing in bitcoin is a better option for me than trading it. Trading is also beneficial, but it requires more knowledge before you can engage in it. Since I don't know much about trading, even though I've seen many others try, I've concluded that it's not something I should do. While both trading and investing in bitcoin carry some risk, I believe that trading carries a greater risk than investing. While investing in bitcoin can provide you with peace of mind and allow you to know exactly how much bitcoin you own, trading is extremely dangerous and can result in losses at any time. I'm not saying this to discourage people from trading bitcoin; rather, I'm saying it based on my observations and the experiences of many new members of this forum. I was surprised to see a new member ask how to learn how to trade bitcoin in the forum, as I assumed that before asking so many questions about it, a newbie would know better than to ask such a question. In any case, trading bitcoin is not inherently bad, but it's not a good idea for a new member to do so. There is no doubt that both investing and trading in bitcoin have their own risks and benefits. A common point of view is that trading is riskier and needs more elaborate knowledge. Investing, on the other hand, is seen as a safer, if slower, way to get rich. Yes, investing, accumulating, investing. Your point about the higher risks of trading and the need to be careful is very smart. I'd like to press you on one more point, though: I find it strange that new members ask for trading tips. Shouldnt forums be welcoming spaces for questions and learning? Assuming that a newcomer should naturally know more goes against the whole point of sharing information with others. The world of crypto is complicated and big, so no question should be seen as too early or not necessary. |
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For sure if we watched his videos back then, we we're not that knowledgeable into Bitcoin or to crypto so we would only doubt his analysis. It's like a random guys spreading a word from an unknown token that only few people that are aware from its existence, which really sound like a ponzi project or a scam. But maybe some of the people that got curious from his words and researched what is really Bitcoin and took a risk, then good for them but there's no literally regrets as we only play safe back then since Bitcoin is not that look promising before. It would literally depends on the person's risk taking, cause for me money still money, I would not invest my money into something that I'm not that knowledgeable.
Unless someone really understood how bitcoin worked I think it was reasonable to be skeptic about the results that bitcoin could produce, in fact even now I am surprised of how fast bitcoin has been able to reach its current level of adoption and price. However now scammers are using that success story to try to promote their shitcoins, and people believing they can capture the same success and make money with those coins take the risk of investing in those coins, not realizing the difference between bitcoin and those shitcoins is the same difference between heaven and earth. Your analysis examines the conflict between Bitcoin's true rise and the rise of less significant cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin's solid architecture and decentralized features have propelled it into the mainstream so quickly. Bitcoin's skepticism has gradually vanished, but as you stated, success is now managed. Scammers capitalize on Bitcoin's success by selling "shitcoins" to naive investors. They convince people that alternative coins can follow Bitcoin's path with their appealing narrative. You are right - the difference is apparent and profound. The difference between these coins is huge, and anyone entering the crypto must learn this. |
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stones, metals, gold, money it is a means of exchange depending on where it is widely accepted. you said that bitcoin is not money and that is very true, but it is a means of exchange used by users on the bitcoin network and it is accepted by everyone. whatever your arguments about bitcoin, people will still say that it is a means of exchange and not money.
and bitcoin is a pyramid scheme? what about money, gold, diamonds? is it not a pyramid scheme created by the government? it's all just a bunch of paper and rocks, what makes it valuable is that it's regulated and needed by people and it takes effort to get it. and this also applies to bitcoin, it is decentralized and it is not easy to mine bitcoin and because the amount is limited and in line with people's demand for it makes it valuable and traded to this day.
Without a doubt, anything can be used as payment if its accepted by a group of people, from bitcoin to valuable metals. Bitcoin is valuable because there arent many of them and making them is hard, just like gold and diamonds are valuable because they are hard to get. But it seems strange to compare traditional assets like gold and fiat currencies to a pyramid scam. These are assets that are backed by governments and financial institutions and whose value has been stabled over hundreds of years of trade and business. But the value of bitcoin changes wildly because it is based on supply and demand. Isnt this lack of uniformity a big departure from what you'd expect from a "means of exchange"? |
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It wasnt just words; it was a plan for change and a rallying cry to rethink our old banking systems. And look at where we are now. This unique whitepaper can be read in more than 40 languages. Its effect, reach, and resonance are undeniable and huge.
But there's an important problem that we need to face head-on: Are we making sure that the spirit of Bitcoin stays pure over the years? Or are we getting off track because of quick wins and flashy things? Nakamoto's ideas were complicated, deep, and multilayered. Right now, every Bitcoin fan and crypto investor needs to dig deep, ask questions, and think about what they're doing. Are we going in the right direction, or are we just skimming the surface?
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This situation is really annoying! This is yet another break, loss, or breach of trust that we are talking about. LastPass was meant to be a stronghold, but it was broken into, and the results were terrible. Thats a lot of crypto lost for nothing. A fake sense of safety? It gets old and annoying hearing about security leaks over and over again.
Because of this event, we need to take a hard look at our security measures and make some changes. Moving assets isnt enough; we need to completely rethink how we do things. Hardware wallets add an extra level of protection and control that is badly needed. People are being seriously asked to step up and protect possessions. We shouldnt be lazy. Lets act, protect, and secure.
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Isn't that how a long-term investor should think? That's why they are the capitalists who are not affected by what is happening in cryptocurrency; even if the news we hear is purely negative, they are just at ease and don't care.
It's just that when they reach their target price value after a few years and plan to sell it, they will just go back to where they hid the bitcoin they bought and hold it. There is less pressure to be honest in this holdings strategy.
Long-term investors can do that because they have other means of getting money when they need badly need it. But if you are an investor who solely relies on your potential profit from this investment, for sure, you will check the market more often. This is why Bitcoin investment should not be used as daily living method because you will end up hungry for a month , have not we keep telling people to "Invest What we only afford losing" ? that has been said for many years as I have mastered that, so I can confirm that keeping your eyes close towards market movement for a while will not hurt us mate. when you invest in crypto specially about bitcoin , make sure that your rope is long that you can eat while waiting or else never consider this for day trading , speculative and volatile market are the one whose making people fail with their wrong interest. You're right, and I concur. No one should live off Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency. "Invest only what you can afford to lose." Indeed, wise words. Bitcoin investors can get caught up in the rush, excitement, and thrill. Volatility in the market might cause bad decisions. People occasionally let their interests obscure their judgment. You've mastered staying calm in market fluctuations. Well done! You must have enough "rope," as you say, to survive until your investments bear fruit. Not day trading, but strategic, long-term thinking. Speculation in the market might mislead. Be wise, knowledgeable, and prioritize your health. |
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Of course, gamblers must take precautions to minimize the impact of gambling as you mentioned above so that they don't regret it later if they lose, and apart from that, it also creates understanding and learning for themselves to learn to be responsible and wise in gambling.
Before gambling, you should practice and see yourself whether you are able to accept all the risks of losing money, because gambling is not just about winning, there is always a risk of losing money that we have to face so that when we lose, we don't regret or chase after the loss, if we are able, we can control it ourselves. It's okay to gamble at any time, but if you can't control it, you should never gamble. because it is very risky of addiction. There are so many addicts as an example for self-introspection that we can be them if we force ourselves to gamble with only the thought of winning and getting rich, gambling cannot make someone rich even though there are of course not more than 1% of the number of gamblers who there is, so understand there that convincing yourself before gambling is important. Of course, with self-awareness that by gambling we don't necessarily win, sometimes we will experience defeat and whether we are ready or not ready we have to accept the risk of losing the money we bet there, especially if we already have it. correct thinking about gambling, what this means is that gambling will make us lose even though the strategy we use is correct and good, in terms of gambling strategy it will not guarantee someone will win, in fact gambling is just a hope of luck and someone doesn't know when they will get it. To be precise, by looking at the conditions experienced by addicts, this will make us introspective so that we can always be careful and remain in control when gambling, because people who are greedy in their pursuit of victory and want to get rich quickly are always dependent. on hope. to win, but what he did was wrong because he was not yet aware of the bad experience that would soon happen to him, and it is true what you said that if you want to gamble you should understand the beliefs of the condition or situation. what's inside you, if it's not possible, you should just stop. Fundamentally, gambling doesnt involve deft moves or ingenious plans. It has to do with fate's whims and caprices. The fact that even the finest methods fail due to the unpredictability of gambling is a brilliant point that you made. Now, nevertheless, lets go more. The fundamental problem lies in the unwavering hope of making a positive change, as is seen with addicts. They become caught up in a vicious loop as a result of their hope, which, despite its blinding quality, takes them too far along. This same element of unpredictability serves as the basis for businesses like sports betting and gambling. Understanding oneself is therefore the true victory. Maintaining control over one's finances and emotions can be achieved by regularly reflecting on oneself. Yet reason is overshadowed by minute greed; the incline is steeply downward. Therefore, the question is not whether you should gamble or not, but rather whether you have a true understanding of the depths of your own thinking and the possible outcomes of your decisions. |
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Does it work?
No, because with this aim in reality now they have become gambling addicts and are experiencing phase of financial decline so it is not recommended to carry out gambling activities to make money.
I believe that some children who have reached adulthood with tendency to gamble are those who were initially just curious about what the adults out there were doing in gambling risking certain amount of money to win, but the children still hid what they were doing they.
If we talk about problems like this, it is actually the fault of parents who are not very strict in supervising and limiting every activity of their child and also the fault of the child himself because he has entered into gambling and is in an inappropriate environment namely the environment of gamblers.
Usually when children grow up they are more wasteful in spending and also have fun with their friends so they try to make money by gambling.
Even though know it, they will still do it because they have felt the pleasure of winning bet so they are ambitious to get it back.
A gambling addict will experience financial decline as he uses more and more money to gamble. If he can't realize it, he will see that all his money, even the money in his savings, may also be used for gambling. But even so, it is unlikely that he can get a big win because it all depends on his luck in gambling. And I would not be surprised if in the future, we will see young people gambling more often, even in public places, because they think gambling in public places is something they usually do. And problems like this indeed arise due to the fault of parents who cannot supervise their children properly. They tend to be more busy with their work than watching their children so they don't know what their children and their friends are doing. The company of friends also plays a role in getting a child used to gambling. Therefore, parents must be able to provide an understanding of how to get along and avoid problems later. If they cannot manage their finances, they will become wasteful and ask their parents for money more often. And if parents never check how their money is used, their children will feel free to use their money to gamble. They will increasingly ask their parents for money when they lose gambling and this will continue to happen until their parents find out what their children are doing with the money their parents give them. Watching someone's money drop like that because they are addicted to gaming is shocking. Giving away money that was made, and for what? A brief chance to be lucky? This is unbelievable. You hit the nail on the head when you said that there might be a rise in young people gambling. This careless approach toward gambling in public places shows a scary shift in social norms. What' even scarier, though? Mom and dad. They get so caught up in their lives and work that they forget what their main job is. The job of care, supervision, and direction. Yes, friends are important, but parents should really be the ones to set limits and teach knowledge. What will happen to these young minds if they dont learn the value of money and how to be responsible with money? You keep asking your parents for money, then you spend it on a game of chance and ask them for more? It keeps going and going. And parents need to wake up to what they need to do. They are indirectly helping their child become addicted to drugs if they dont keep an eye on where their money is going. Its not enough to just give money; you need to know what its for and step in when you need to. |
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Sport bets vs in-house games which is most enjoyable and has a higher tendency of bringing much winning compared to it possibility of losing?
Simple, it is depending on your own favorite. If you do like both, you can place some bets on sports before the match start and you can play in house game while you are waiting for the result of the sports. Which one bring more winning chance? If you have great knowledge about sports, no doubt that sports bet will give you better winning chance but if you do not have any knowledge about sports and you are betting on it with speculation only, it is the same as when you play in house game. Every gambler has their own passion, has their own favorite gambling game to play, so it is depending on yourself. I do not understand why are you specially asking about the weekend that we should play the in house games or do we do the sports betting ? It really doesn't matter if it is a weekend or a normal day a person who is interested in sports betting would continue to do the sports betting through out the week while the person who loves the casino games will play the in house games always or almost of the times. The only exception to this is that sometimes you may not find any of your favourite sports on the weekend and therefore you have nothing to bet on. In that case you may switch to in house gambling games because they are available 24/7 on the online gaming sites. You've touched on a point that many often overlook. Why do people distinguish between weekends and weekdays when it comes to gambling or sports betting? At the end of the day, preference is preference. If someone's passion lies in sports betting, weekdays or weekends wont make a difference to them. They'll bet when theres something to bet on, simple as that. And for those who enjoy the rush of in-house games, any day is a good day to play. However, the broader issue at hand is the external influences that push this narrative. Perhaps its society's perception or maybe even the betting platforms emphasizing the "weekend thrill." Yet, for true enthusiasts, this shouldnt and doesnt matter. Online platforms offering 24/7 access to in-house games cater to this very mindset. Its not about the day; its about the desire. |
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I think the same, the parents can hold the responsibility for the actions of their kids when they are young, but once they reach adulthood they need to take their own decisions, and if that includes gambling a little bit that is fine.
However thanks to the internet and other technologies kids can access all kind of casinos at a very early age and begin to gamble, not understanding how dangerous this can be for them, and once they develop a problem it will be very difficult to overcome it.
In the current era, with the progress and rapid development of technology. everyone can access it easily surfing the internet. without exception, underage children can also do the same things as adults. there is a lot of information that we can get, whether it is useful or not. However, what is certain is that not all of the information presented is a reliable and quality source. related to this thread, actually for parents it is not only gambling that is a frightening threat. either they see their parents, or they get it themselves from various information available on the internet and in the social environment. Preventable or not, in most cases children now understand it, especially in my country. one of the factors, the social environment and internet information. But actually, what worries me is not about the gambling. Usually, a child will not be very interested in the gambling activities carried out by his parents. there are many factors, firstly, they don't really understand, secondly, they don't have the funds to carry out gambling sessions, lastly, most children are interested in challenging types of games and one example is PvP type games. The most dangerous thing for me is the vulgarity of pornographic information on the internet. and this, should not be shown to young children. So, it's not just gambling. there's something more dangerous than that, IMO. Well, this is our role as parents, to pay attention to the behavior, movements, relationships of our children. with education tailored to their age, a persuasive approach, this can instill noble values or attitudes in our children in the future. Even if our child grows up, he is fully responsible for whatever he does as an adult, including if he likes gambling. While it presents us with limitless information, not all of it is constructive or age-appropriate, especially for the vulnerable minds of children. And yes, gambling is a threat, but the concern deepens when we delve into the unrestricted access children have to explicit content. Its a critical matter, indeed. This rapid rise of internet accessibility is a call for parents to step up their game. Its not just about awareness but actively participating in monitoring and educating. I mean, isnt it the very essence of responsible parenting? We're talking about molding the future of an individual here. They need guidance, they need understanding, and they need consistent surveillance to ensure they are exposed to whats right and protected from whats not. Its a serious job, and one that requires all hands on deck. |
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That is what I thought initially when I first saw this topic, by the way.
Even if those people are close enough to be considered "best friends", one still would never know the whole context of the story behind someone quitting hanging out with their best friends.
For example, let us assume you had a very good night at the casino with your best friends and you happened to hit a jackpot, using your own money, in a blink of an eye now you are worth several hundreds of thousands of Dollars (at the very least). How would you feel if next time you hang out with your friends, they start to treat you differently and expect you to pay for their drinks, their food and their wager to gamble since they know exactly how much you have now in your bank account? Anyone would feel uncomfortable having people around who knows that kind of information about you, even if they are family members.
So before judging one side as the bad one of the story, let us put ourselves in the shoe of them.
Their was huge difference between the friends and best friend,because the best friend will know all our financial struggles.So once we win the game,they never ask to do favour using that money.So if you share the winnings to the close friend will not affect you at point.But sharing to the friends will make you to some financial needs by your friends and ask to do favour to their needs.Most probably they will ask you to give loan,because the loan from the friends doesn’t need to pay the interest till the repayment date.The friends always depends on you to pay for all their needs and demands.When you go to the hotel,they demand you to pay the full money. Not sure if this can be considered a general rule, but first of all I don't know whether I would feel inclined to share big winnings at all, but that doesn't only count for winnings in gambling, it could also be inheritance or very high income from a well paid job. The truth is that money attracts people. But I think most people know that it is never smart to go bragging about your 10 million dollars lottery win. It jut can't be smart for so many reasons the same way it wouldn't be smart to let the world know that you are sitting on a huge bag full of Bitcoin. It should remain a personal matter for your own safety. When you do win something then you arent obliged on sharing up your winnings which its none others business on what you would gonna do with your win. It do really just turns out to be that a traditional stuff that if you do win then you do need to share but just been said that it isnt really needed or necessary or you are really that obliged in doing so. Your true friends would really be staying to be friends with you doesnt matter whether you would be giving them or not,if you are the ones who do leave out just because you've been afraid that you would be asked on then its your fault and your mistake on making out that kind of judgement on which we know that not all friends would really be just liking money most of the time, there are ones which are true and sincere. It is really just that it turns out that you are really just that too scared on being asked without even trying to act normal. Its baffling that society continues to perpetuate this archaic idea that winnings, particularly in gambling, should be shared. I mean, why? When you win, its YOUR victory, YOUR achievement. No one else played the game for you. This overbearing expectation to share out of obligation seems deeply rooted in societal pressures and, frankly, misplaced entitlement. Are they insinuating that your worth as a person is tied to what you can give? Preposterous. Now, friends who'd stick by you irrespective of your monetary situation are a rare breed. If anyone chooses to walk away based on a mere assumption, then its a glaring commentary on the superficiality of their character. But lets address the real issue here - the fear. Acting out of fear or modifying behavior just to avoid confrontation is a direct ticket to personal discontent. Yes, theres a fear of judgment, but hiding behind that fear? Counterproductive. Authenticity is the key, and its high time to value sincere connections over hollow pretenses. |
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I think everyone knows the difficulty of quitting something that is inherent or addictive. With gambling that can be addictive for the players, of course this will have a bad impact on them and the impact can even fatally damage their mindset to become crazy. Without the intention within themselves, in my opinion, it will be useless even with encouragement or support from their family who advise them to stop gambling. Only they themselves can do it to stop gambling and leave all the madness in gambling.
It may be difficult to stop directly, but there are various ways for them to try in order to leave gambling addiction, one of which they can reduce the length or frequency of their play, for example if they play every day they should be able to reduce it by playing only on weekends, and their daily lives are filled with other activities that are more useful, or they can also fill their daily lives by forcing not to gamble. So however it all depends on themselves, because they alone have the decision.
Experiencing a gambling addiction can be prevented by each person. Still, they don't want to do it because of the pleasure they continuously get so they decide to use it more often and in this case, they use gambling more often to get that pleasure. They don't realize that they actually have a gambling addiction but can always deny it and say they are fine. People who see that they have a gambling addiction often suggest trying to do other things apart from gambling so that they will get used to doing other things and that can prevent them from thinking about gambling. It is true that only they can reduce or even stop gambling because advice from other people will not work if they do not have the awareness to start. They can try to reduce their gambling and choose to gamble only on weekends. And this requires a strong determination to be able to change habits that have been going on for a long time so that he can slowly reduce his gambling activities and even stop gambling. If they can realize this, of course, it will help them to be able to escape from the influence of gambling and will not be tempted by anything in the casino and they will just have to gamble as usual and if they are having fun, they will immediately stop gamble. Indeed, addiction isnt merely limited to substances, it latches onto feelings. Strong feelings, whether from gambling, love, or anything, can spiral into addiction. The pleasure derived from gambling can be all-consuming, overshadowing rational thought. People, as you've mentioned, can be in this pleasure-filled trance, often oblivious to their spiraling habits. Its akin to chasing a mirage; they seek the euphoria but are never truly satisfied. Your point about self-awareness is paramount. Introspection is the first step towards breaking the shackles of any addiction. Relying on advice alone is futile if the individual doesnt perceive a problem. Self-regulation, like limiting gambling to weekends, demands immense determination. Yes, its a herculean task to alter ingrained behaviors, but the realization and acknowledgment of a problem can be a transformative force. When they find themselves in the thrall of the casino, its this self-awareness that will act as their anchor. |
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Emotions have a big effect on how people act, that much is clear. Yes, loneliness can make people look for hobbies or habits that give them a short-term escape or comfort. Addictions can be caused by strong emotions like loneliness, sadness, or even too much happiness. For your close friend, being alone since his wife left may have left him feeling empty, which may have led him to turn to gaming as an outlet.
From a financial point of view, making $600 a day sounds great, but how you handle or spend it is what really matters. If you make a good living, that doesnt mean you should waste it on useless things, especially things that could hurt you, like gaming. If he's betting $500 every day, that makes you wonder, doesnt it? Looking into his thoughts and feelings behind his actions might show deeper problems, which could be caused by his loneliness or even by habits he already had. The important thing here is not why his wife left, but how hes dealing with things and whether this way of dealing with things is healthy or unhealthy.
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In the world of leisure and fun, age is just a number. Telling someone based on their age what things they can or cannot do is nothing but unfair discrimination. Doesnt it seem silly to say that thrills and fun are only for kids? The idea that limiting gambling to people of a certain age is, in effect, not a problem. A lot of ageist ideas are used to support it, which makes it unstable.
Lets look into this more deeply now. No matter how old or young you are, gaming can be fun and can suit your level of risk tolerance. When you retire, you dont have to stop doing everything, do you? No matter what age, leisure is relaxation. Whats the point in being different in gambling? There really shouldnt be an age limit. Who says you should stop looking for thrills, adventures, or just a good time at a certain age?
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One of my older brothers bought bitcoin with that money, instead of keeping it in the bank, about 6 months ago, the price of bitcoin was 24-25k+, and he bought about 1 BTC. The price of bitcoin has increased to 34K+. In just 6 months, he has made a profit of 9k+ dollars, which would have taken more than 20 years to get from the bank. This means that bitcoin can become a millionaire if people invest in it at the right time. I also bought some bitcoins myself and did it by withdrawing money from the bank. Success is not possible if you do not take risks in life. I know how hard it is to make money and if it is to sweat your head and work day and night, then it is worth it. And we can make a lot of income by buying or trading bitcoin with the right rules. I think bitcoin is a bright future for us.
No matter how risky bitcoin is, there are still some few people who managed to be successful in their investment or trading activities. But mostly it's in trading that people build their career and earn a living. However, only professional traders are able to do that because of their years of experience in the trading market that made them skillful and competent enough to succeed on their trades. While the rest are just good at the start and eventually decide to quit in the end since they cannot manage to deal with the risks because of their wrong attitude and wrong mindset about trading. While rare of these traders find career in trading, some end up trading regretting because they lose their money in an instant when all they believe that trading could give them bigger and immediate profits especially if they start trading with higher amount of capital. Trading with bitcoin is actually profitable, but it's unfortunate that most traders end up ruining their trades than building good career with bitcoin trading. Trading, especially with bitcoin, is a balance of risk and chance. Success stories are motivating, but they arent common. On the other hand, numerous stories of losses should serve as a warning. Expert traders may seem to have the Midas touch because they have so much experience, but lets be clear: its not just experience; its also discipline, careful analysis, and a strong commitment. They've been through the highs and lows of the trading world and are now strong enough to handle the shifting waves. Now, people who jump in thinking they can make a lot of money quickly arent thinking things through and are basically playing with fire. No, buying bitcoin wont make you rich overnight, but it can make you money. You are correct in pointing out that having the wrong attitude can lead to failure. Not only does one need money to succeed, but also the forethought, strategy, and humility to admit when they are wrong. Numerous people enter the battle, but not many emerge victorious. |
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