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2761  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 2000 years of work stolen in 50 years on: June 03, 2023, 04:49:27 PM
Everything everyone's ancestors worked for in the past 2000 years have been stolen by the central banks in the past 50 years. 

Bitcoin does not fix this it mask it more. Like a wound that needs stitches we throw oxy cottens at as we bleed out more.



Your post doesn't makes sense to me. You haven't explained that how the central banks have stolen the work of our ancestors who worked for 2000 years? Are you trying to bring some mythological story into this or you're talking about the metals they used for the purpose of trading goods?

If you are talking about the metals than in that case you're absolutely wrong by saying that Bitcoin can't fix the wounds. The Bitcoin is truly innovative and works best as a digital currency, and in this technological age it's far better than the times when you had to carry burden of huge metals for trading goods. It's a total solution for our problems, but few people still doesn't understand the real power of it.

If you are talking about the economic system and even in that case Bitcoin is the savior. It has given the control over money to the user rather than the banks or governments. Anyone can trade it without any discriminations and restrictions, and even people from different cultures can trade with each other using Bitcoin.

In ancient times people would consider something like Bitcoin a magical system, but in this age and time it's a reality. We are lucky enough that we are born in a time with such great technologies and still people have negative views towards such great technological achievements.
2762  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: UEFA Europa League 2022/23 Season on: June 03, 2023, 04:37:20 PM
Again I lost the bet in the game with Sevilla, usually whenever I bet on a match in which one team is playing against Sevilla I lose the beat and I think that's mostly because Sevilla is an unpredictable team and I usually expect to see them losing the match while they are now the Europa League champion even after the poor performance we saw from this team and inexperienced and infamous coach they have.


Sevilla is very unpredictable team and sometimes when you are sure they will lose the game but the result shocks you. I think they play their games with different strategies and that's why predicting them might be a hard thing for anyone. This time they won the final by beating Roma, and that wasn't expected at all by the fans of Roma.

The coach trusted the team and gave them courage that they are strong enough to win against the competitor, and the team showed the true spirit of his belief. In hard times a trust is more than enough for a team to bring the true potential in the players and the same happened in this case.

The team is known for winning Europa League final every time and this time they continued they winning streak. Even under José Mourinho they have shown that they have the potential to win, and winning is enough to prove that they're still very competitive and no one can take the final trophy from them.
2763  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: P2P Scams : Where does the government stand on: June 03, 2023, 09:50:07 AM
These days there are a lot of P2P scams on Binance and other platforms. The P2P platforms are not be blamed but the scammers are coming up with new ways to scam people who are new to the crypto world.

Recently Binance did a P2P scam awareness session with our local community which was very informative.

The recording can be watched here   https://www.binance.com/en/live/video?roomId=2138115

Now my question is that in my country, crypto is not legalized, so in case if anyone is scammed through P2P, we can't take up this matter in the legal court because the country does not recognize the transactions of crypto in the first place.

Does this gives a free hand to scammers as they know that they cannot be punished by a court of law  Huh

I have heard about such scams that were taking place on Binance platform. It's a common practice for some scammer to loot money from innocent users who would like to exchange their crypto with fiat local currency where they live. The scammers are doing editing works to share fake screenshots to innocent users and the innocent user releases the crypto without any confirmation.

The court and law won't be helpful in such cases because if a country and its justice system hasn't considered a thing legal in this case crypto-currencies than why would they even punish someone who's doing such transactions that the government warns its citizens to not do. They whole thing is on a persons own shoulders in such cases and the scammers know this thing, that's why they are doing such scams.

Only hope in such cases is the platform where users are doing such p2p transactions. In this case only Binance has the power to punish the scammers who are misusing their services for looting the money out of innocent users. But, I have seen that the ones who post their ads for either buying or selling crypto on the exchange are mostly favored by Binance platform.

I recommend everyone who trades using p2p to first check the past trades of a dealer and if a dealer has done more than 200 trades in the month and 99% of the trades went positive then you should trade with such dealers. Otherwise the dealers whose trades are mostly negative then a user should avoid trading with such kind of dealers because if ratio of negative trades is high then it's risky to trade with such dealers.
2764  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: El Salvador President Hires Bitcoin Standard Author As Economic Advisor on: June 02, 2023, 08:31:35 PM
I am not quite sure if this hiring of Ammous would be the best for El Salvador's Bitcoin roadmap. The comments that I have read on Ammous from social media are not very good and have also been skeptical in his qualifications as an economist.

The prominent people in bitcointalk appear to like him and find him a highly intelligent lecturer, however. It might be a good hiring.

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has onboarded Saiffedean Ammous – author of The Bitcoin Standard – as an Economic Advisor to the National Bitcoin Office of El Salvador.

In his role, the author will “advise on matters related to various economic policies,” while supporting Bukele’s policy of “economic liberty and bitcoin,” according to a Bitcoin office statement.



I support the Ammous because when it comes to Bitcoin and its importance as a currency than there isn't anyone comparable to that guy. He is a true lover of Bitcoin and he will add educational programs to promote it further in that community. I know that the guy isn't an economist but where it is said that an economist can only be economic advisor for National Bitcoin Office of El Salvador? I don't think that way because if someone doesn't have a degree in a particular field that doesn't mean that the guy isn't competent as an economic advisor.

His role is very suitable for him because he can suggest very good policies in the case of economic liberty and Bitcoin, the guy knows everything about it and can perform in the best way for such things. I believe that the Ammous would create some education programs to further enhance the knowledge of Bitcoin and its use for the betterment of a country like El Salvador.
2765  Economy / Gambling / Re: Question about casino, sports bet on: June 02, 2023, 07:18:21 PM
There are few casino that have mobile apps m, and most of them have being functioning incredibly well over the time, the thing about mobile apps that turn players off from adopting it, is the constant update the sucks internet data and also open the player up for vulnerabilities.
In as much as the casino have already meet such developers' stage, it is not possible to effectively manage the functionalities of the app if there is any update on the casino such as the inclusion of new games and other development updates that the casino is constantly engaging on.

This is why most players choose to use the site link through browsers always since you don't need to make any updates if using a mobile browser vs apps that have eeanupdatess.

The vulnerability problem is a serious problem for mobile applications. Many people put antivirus programs on their computers, but not everyone uses antivirus on smartphones (saving memory and performance). So data theft when using a mobile app - including for casinos - is quite common. I agree with you that web apps are more secure.

If you are downloading an application from a website other than Google Play-store than you are already allowing such app to use physical features of your device like Camera, Microphone, and others. If such applications are given by fraud and scam casinos than you already have given them complete control over your smartphone. It's always preferable to use their website for betting instead of installing their apps on your smartphone.

You have much control to stop malicious applications on a computer than on smartphone. The computer can be configured with a very high memory and doesn't require battery to work and that's why the power requirements are very high for a computer, but the case is different on a smartphone where you have limited resources and it work on a charged battery. The antivirus applications aren't that good on the smartphones and can cause more instability than good protection. That's why it's always preferable to use the site version of the casino rather than relying on the app version.
2766  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Would you use a VPN on a casino, even if it is not allowed in their ToS? on: June 02, 2023, 05:45:35 PM
I know this is a bit controversial, but some casinos are looking the other way... when people are using VPNs. I know it might be legal in some instances, but you are still taking a risk by using it.

Online gambling is legal in my country, but sometimes I have to travel to a country where it is illegal. I then use a VPN to be able to access the site. This is one of the reasons why some casinos allow people to use VPNs..... but you are still taking a huge risk.

Now, the question is.... Will you still use a VPN, if it is not allowed by the ToS on the site. What will you do if they "block" your account and take your balance?

I would never recommend you to access the online casinos with a VPN connection. Most of the gambling websites won't allow such connections because it's against their terms and conditions. Even if they allow you to access and use their websites with the help of a VPN connection, your chances of getting banned are very high, and they might freeze your money and stop all the withdrawals. In some cases, the gambling sites might also freeze your account and you might not be able to use the site or withdraw your money.

For such users the customer support is not going to be helpful because of T&C violation. Even, if a site allows a VPN connection and has no such T&C to punish such uses who connects through a VPN, a user should still try his/her best to avoid such connection because most of the VPN connections aren't safe for such activities and you might get hacked if the client of a VPN connection is vulnerable to online remote code execution.

Most of those clients have some flaws and the hackers can penetrate the system of the users who install such clients. Sometimes some malicious VPN providers do that on purpose to take advantage of less tech savvy users. I recommend you to avoid those VPN connections at any cost for such activities.

2767  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions on: June 02, 2023, 05:34:11 PM
How about this news?



https://twitter.com/MichaelBensonn/status/1664287862911807490

Will Canelo bite on this one? or will he clearly duck Benavidez at this stage because he is focus on a rematch with Bivol at 175 lbs.

Offer might not be big for Canelo though, but I think the Benavidez is chasing him because they know that Canelo is slowly losing a step or two as what we hae seen in the Ryder fight recently.

In this economy, $50M is worth the trouble after all Canelo is not after zero loss, he already have loss and he could even fight Beterbeiv if they just arrange a deal.

The rematch against Bivol is pretty much assured to happen so he can forget it for now and accept a fight as long as thers opportunity. Benavidez is peony to him.

I agree with that because for $50M Canelo will put all his effort for the match and he will try his best to win the fight against Benavidez. But, I still think that the guy won't be able to win this match because if he accepts the deal the match will be one of the most horrifying matches of the history. On the other hand if the guy still plays well against David Benavidez then he will be remembered for the victory over such a strong opponent.
 
2768  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: 7 tips to know about crypto trading on: June 02, 2023, 05:16:13 PM
Most things newbies don't know about crypto;

crypto trading is not a get rich quick scheme, it's a process and to be a profitable trader you must follow the process.

That's is very true because crypto-trading is not for those people who want to be rich overnight. It's a very vast field and the advanced traders know that how much they have lost to master crypto-trading and the market volatility. That's why I always recommend the traders to learn the market and master the volatility before doing trading with real money.

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Never borrow money to start crypto trading, because it's very wrong to be trading under pressure.

I also suggest that a trader should avoid borrowing the money that has interest on it because such money can be stuck if your trade goes wrong. Well, I believe that trading itself involves some kind of pressure and even if a trader hasn't borrowed money from someone else he/she still have to face some pressure during the process of trading.


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Never give your coin to someone to trade for you, there is a high probability of you getting scammed.

I don't think that anyone is newbie enough to give their coins to someone else for trading purpose. The other party could lose the coins during losses. There are even some scammers who promise innocent users to multiply their money in a month or 2 months, and a smart person will always avoid those kind of offers.

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It is inevitable to hit losses at some point in the crypto market, it's just normal and it happens in any other kind of business.
What makes you a profitable trader is the ability to make more profit than losses.

Well, a trader has to face losses every once in a while and no one is perfect enough to profit all the time. It's always recommended to have control over your emotions during the loss because if you don't you will lose even more. A profitable trader on the other hand is someone who has built a better trading strategy and have a proper plan during the process of trading. Such traders are mostly profitable with their trades.

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The more money you put into crypto trading the more money you get and also there is a high risk losses without proper risk management in place.

You should also say that the more money you put into crypto trading the more money you are going to lose if you aren't a good trader, and if you haven't built a good trading strategy. A good trader always prefers to follow a strategy and has control over his/her emotions during trading. A novice trader will rush trade with the more money and the result will be pure loss.
2769  Economy / Services / Re: A Plagiarism Software that Accepts Subscription in Crypto on: June 02, 2023, 03:09:18 PM
Hi everyone,

I'm searching for a good plagiarism and paraphrasing software that I can pay for with crypto. Please let me know if you know of any. Thanks.

Just to clarify what you are actually looking for - software that needs to detect that some content is plagiarized/paraphrased, or software that creates such content? I don't offer any of that, I'm just interested in what exactly you're looking for, because there are a lot of free detectors online that do the job pretty good.

I think he is trying to find out a software that can take someone else's work and paraphrase it in a way that the detectors won't find it anymore as a plagiarized content. He's searching for an illegal thing and that's not allowed in our forum. I recommend the OP to stop searching for such software that misuse the hard work of another writer.

A writer has to research and learn the topics and the stuff before writing good content and such thing requires really hard work and devotion. I don't think that it's a fair thing to paraphrase the work of a writer to make it undetected by plagiarism detectors. That's one of the worst crimes and is totally against copyrights of the owner.
2770  Economy / Economics / Re: What is your personal debt reduction method aside the debt snowball method? on: June 02, 2023, 02:26:17 PM
The debt snowball method is one of the most recommended strategies to get out of debt. How does it work?

For those who have gotten out of debt more quickly, did you use the debt snowball method or another personal debt payment strategy that worked for you over the years?


I must say that the debt snowball method is one of the best strategies to be debt free because it has a very good concept in repaying the debts. The main focus goes on paying the smallest debts and slowly moving towards the one with very high value. When you start following the strategy and successfully paid your smallest debt you will get positive emotions about yourself. You will now focus on paying the rest of the debt one by one over time, and you won't delay the payment of any debt on your shoulders.

I'm really impressed by the strategy as it is truly effective. I have used it in past and I must say that it works like a charm. It will somehow force you to pay the debts on time even if you do extra job hours and that the real magic of the method. However, the debt I had wasn't a very huge one, and I'm not sure that if the method would work for the ones with very high debts. I even wonder that how would this thing works for those who have debts of millions on their shoulders and aren't able to pay the debts even in 4 years.
2771  Economy / Economics / Re: China reopening was a flop, if we're heading to deflation, what about Bitcoin? on: June 02, 2023, 02:10:28 PM

So, to make this long story short, two simple opinions:
- do you believe we're heading to deflation?
- how do you think the price of BTC will be influenced if we do so?


It's always the dream of the economies to move towards deflation, but the reality is quite different from a dream. In current situation I don't think that we are yet heading towards deflation and even I think that we might have to face another phase of huge inflation if things continue this way. The US economy might face huge challenges in coming months and as a result the inflation can vary in ranges. The situation isn't that bad in China and they still have good control over inflation in their country.

I think the price of Bitcoin will be impacted in a good way because most of the investors will transition from fiat to Bitcoin and that will mostly cause an increase in its value. The adoption rate will increase in coming months and of course the halving event isn't that far away now and with that the value of a Bitcoin could be anywhere from $80k to $120k, and the investors who put money into it right now will have good ROI. I'm hoping that within 2 years the growth of users who will somehow transition to Bitcoin will increase drastically and the change will be really positive for the crypto-currency and its community.
2772  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: why was Bitcoin written in C++? on: June 02, 2023, 05:56:34 AM
I have tried to figure out why Satoshi decided to go with C++ in writing bitcoin codes. I have some of these assumptions below, I decided to share to learn more;

  • Could it be that C++ is the most popular language then?
  • Could it be that it is the language Satoshi was more conversant with. As a developer,  I try to use the language I know too well, even if it might be inefficient
  • Is there any security advantages of using C++? I mean python also supports open source and Js enhances scalability.  Why the special interest in C++
  • Right now C++ is largely regarded as the best language for crypto coding. Is this accolade given C++ because Satoshi used it and developed the king of cryptocurrency.  Assuming Satoshi used another language,  is there any possibility that the language would be more adopted for crypto coding
  • Finally,  is there any possibility that since 1985 C++ is developed, there will be a time it will become an obsolete language and bitcoin codes will require that it should be re-written in another language?

I agree with the answers of the reputed members of the forum but in my mind the answer is a little different. I think Satoshi chose to write Bitcoin in C++ programming language because he was good at that language and his main programming language at that time might be C++ because of the wide acceptability. He might have also tried the thing using other codes and failed to get it into the state that C++ helped him to get. I might be wrong but that's what I think of right now.

Everyone knows that C++ was and is one of the most famous programming languages out there and many of the top software creators have mastered the language and have built applications specifically in that language.  Some of those well known applications that have been built using C++ code are Adobe Photoshop, Google chrome, Git, Dropbox, and many others. The most of the AAA titles use that language for creating those high graphics games. Even the operating systems are mainly codded with C++ programming language.

In 2008 the best language for programmers was C++ and there were many guides, and tutorials available for that language. Other languages weren't as efficient and as useful for creating high quality software piece in those times, the best programmers of the era chose C++ for their projects and most of those applications are still based on the same code with fixed bugs and added features.

So, if we keep all those things in our mind than it was a good decision to chose C++ over other programming languages to create a safe and useful digital currency for the world. Even if we leave the coding language behind, it's still a inspiring thing to notice that someone like Satoshi gave us a gift in the form of Bitcoin and he was so sincere that he left it in the hands of the community. If fame was his intention then he would never disappear from the scene, and trust me he would be among the richest and most famous people of the world if he didn't chose to disappear.
2773  Other / Meta / Re: Finally! Satoshi Nak-AI-moto told me why he handed over the forum to Theymos on: June 01, 2023, 09:46:58 PM
Those text writing AI's are of no use even if they can create unique answers every time. Those tools are basically trained on data available for free, and they have been trained in a way that they can answer your questions based of that data. We can't rely on such tools because most of the times the can be inaccurate and that thing can cause misconception.

I recommend you to avoid such tools because it doesn't make sense to invest your time and energy with bots and that's really a sign of madness. Now, the so called engineers are creating such useless bots that claim to be Satoshi the real genius behind the creation of Bitcoin. How could they add the intelligence of someone like Satoshi Nakamoto? I think they won't be able to add such level of intelligence forever.

People like Satoshi aren't born everyday, such geniuses are born once in a decade, and they are born to bring change in the minds and the systems. Just try to imagine that how much work the Satoshi might  have done during the creation of Bitcoin. He must have not slept for hundreds of night for creating and fixing Bitcoin and its code. It's literally a scam to mimic such a genius guy by a useless bot.
2774  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Bitcoin quote simulator. on: June 01, 2023, 08:36:30 PM
Thanks in advance to the charitable souls who can contribute with their suggestions.

I'm not really sure about such system, but if someone gets successful in building something like that which you mentioned then things could be really good for investors. And, if the accuracy of such simulator is very well then I think it can be a sellable piece of software, and the whales might pay you for such simulator without rethinking.

If you're planning to add the function of trending news, then I think it should be far better to train your AI in a way that if could create better simulative environment and more accurate quotes with the help of news trends. If the AI is able to learn the news and is able to simulate the data and can come up with a high quality quote that's mostly accurate then I'm sure that everyone would love something like this.
2775  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Question for Miners on: June 01, 2023, 08:24:10 PM

This is just straightforward question, can a miner decide which transaction to accept into a block and which to reject? And is there any consequence for rejecting a transaction? If this were possible what happens to the rejected transactions?


The straightforward answer to your question is "Yes," because a miner has the power of decision in such situations. It's the miner's choice to add a transaction into the next block, and they can reject the transactions with low fees without any restrictions.

The network won't penalize those miners who reject those transactions with very low fees and even if transactions are with high fees the miners can still reject those without any issues. Even in this case the network won't punish the miners for not including high fee transactions. However, in this case they will lose those higher fees which isn't a good practice for a miner.

Those transactions that are rejected by one miner can be accepted by another miner. All it needs is the consent of the next miner to add it into the next block, and the transaction will get confirmed without any issues. If the set fee is very low then I don't think that any miner would like to include those transactions into the next block.
2776  Economy / Gambling / Re: THNDR Play Games to Earn Bitcoin on: June 01, 2023, 08:07:40 PM

This games wont make anyone rich but many people are playing other games and wasting time for free all the time so I dont know why anyone would complain on lower rewards.
Few satoshis maybe dont worth a lot today but this could change in future, just remember what happened with Pizzas and early Bitcoiners.
Some people would hold a fortune if they kept Bitcoin from faucets, but at that time it was almost worthless.

The point is valid but you're mentioning about the games that are truly addictive and have very high graphics and gameplay mechanics. The games like Pubg mobile, Free fire, Genshin impact, are created in a way that even kids enjoy playing those games. But, the games offered in this case aren't that much addictive and I have just played the Tetris game in the list and it's not even comparable to the Tetris games of the 1990's, and games such as this can't be addictive.

I must say that the best thing which I have noticed about the platform is that they're paying players some rewards in the form of Satoshi for their time. I know that the creator might earn a lot more from the ads, but still the idea is unique and the players who just love to play any game can spend their time on such games to generate some revenue.


2777  Economy / Gambling / Re: Are betting companies using T&C against their customers on: June 01, 2023, 05:06:16 PM
It is already becoming  increasingly worrisome, maybe not to everyone but personally to me at the rate at which betting companies are using terms and conditions  against their customers and there a recent case with the link below
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5454460.msg62324285#msg62324285
Most times i think since most users don't take out time to read the terms and conditions of platform before jumping on it, most betting companies  steal money from their customers with claims that they broke their terms and conditions and the case with the link above annoyed me so much because I felt the support term wasn't helpful enough as I was expecting  them to point out the T&C that was broken to the player rather than just lock his account and seize his money.

Now I wish to know if these companies  play on the weakness of their customers using T&C to rob them and has anyone else experienced  this ?

The Terms and Conditions of those online casinos aren't against the players in any manners. Those T&C are implemented to stop the frauds and scammers from misusing their sites or the online games they offer. There are some people who always look for flaws of an online casino and as soon as they find the flaw they just misuse it by earning all the bets.

That thing can be harmful for the online casino as well for the users of the casino. Those people who find such flaws will have higher advantage to earn all the bets because of the bus\flaw, and the others users will mostly use their money to such hackers. I would call those hackers rather than gamblers because they misuse the system.

There are some scamming casinos who do that as well because those sites are mainly doing that for looting  the money of the innocent users. They aren't to be called as casinos, as frauds and scammers because they do that thing intentionally.
2778  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pizza day reflection,what would it be like to build a city from scratch with btc on: June 01, 2023, 04:09:32 PM
If you are a visionary person of great knowledge, please give your opinion on how we can start building a city that can bring the “CLARITY OF THE OBVIOUS” to create true bitcoin adoption, please start bringing your ideas for us to evaluate together how can we build a super colonization of people living and trading bitcoin in a rural area, the beginning of digital colonization can start to be written now!

Although, it's possible to create a city like that based on the concept, but I don't believe that there will be many people in such city in the initial stages of it. If you're really have the vision to build a city like that where everyone loves to adopt Bitcoin as their main currency, then you'll have to make sure that the city meets every technical requirement's which are needed for the proper functioning of Bitcoin. One of those basic requirements is that the city should have proper infrastructure to allow everyone to access internet for free because without internet such city can't fulfil the purpose.

Another important requirement of such city is to provide smartphone or computers to every individual living in the city because if they don't have such device then even with a internet connection they won't be be able to access the Bitcoin network, and there won't be any transactions in the case. If those requirements are met, the final step is to promote such city with the help of marketing. The ones who find such facilities in a city will at least love to visit the place.

You can also offer some extra perks to the citizens of the city so that they would love to stay in the place and would like to have their families in such place. I must say that creating such city is truly is high effort work and it requires a lot of investment to start such cities.
2779  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How important is data of historical returns on bitcoin for future investment ? on: June 01, 2023, 03:48:46 PM
How important is data of historical returns on bitcoin for future investment ? Do you check historical returns and make judgement based on that to [plan future investments in bitcoin ? Or it helps you just an encouragement to keep investing in bitcoins regularly.

What do you mean by historical returns? Are you referring to historical data of the price ranges that Bitcoin has achieved? If that's you question then of course I do check the Bitcoin chart of many months and I do proper technical analysis before investing into it because it doesn't make sense to invest in bull market due to huge pressure on the crypto-currency, and when it faces the bear market once again then the whole investment is locked for many more months.

I check the Bitcoin charts of different time duration before making my mindset about investing in it. First of all, I check months charts to know that how's the condition of the market, and after that I check weekly charts, and in same manner I check daily charts and then I if my technical analysis is completed, and then I have a strategy that I follow. On the basis of that strategy I place limit buy orders on different price ranges.

I have been doing the thing for a long time, and so far it has been very helpful in generating profits for me.  I'm sure those who Hodl for very long time duration doesn't follow the charts because they just check the current price of the coins and purchase as much of it as their financial condition allows them. Those people are believers that Bitcoin could cross 1$ million in price within few years and that's why they invest and forget their investment.
2780  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Dad's retirement money is invested in Bitcoin! on: June 01, 2023, 03:38:47 PM
I don't know how I make decisions as a boy.  
My father is a military man. He has served in this military sector for 25 years. His term of service is almost at an end. After two months he was going to retire from the job. He will get retirement pension after his service life in the military sector and he has many plans based on this retirement pension.  
His first dream is to build a house with this retirement money. But right now in my country all the materials needed to build a house are very expensive so building a house right now can't be a good decision. And I don't feel safe keeping his pension money in the bank because earlier there was inflation in my country where some banks went bankrupt.
So right now I am not able to give him any proper advice as a boy. But one thing I've been wondering for a few days is if I invest half of my father's retirement allowance in Bitcoin, am I doing something wrong?
I feel like if I invest half the amount in Bitcoin for a year after receiving his retirement allowance, I might be able to hand over more money to my dad at the end of the year.  
Hope I get proper advice from you.

Your father has done a great job by serving the country as a military officer, and he's a great father because he's discussing this matter with you and gave you complete power to do with the money that's given to him by the government on his retirement. In this matter you should do proper research before coming up with a decision.

I would never recommend you to invest half of the money into Bitcoin because crypto market has different volatility levels and sometimes uncertain events take place that cause huge dumps for many months. If you are really into crypto than invest only 1/3 of the retirement money into Bitcoin, and you should not rush invest in it because there are chances that there will be another dump in the market in coming days.

You should also invest the other portion of it into something that could generate some money for you, and that investment should be into any digital item, but on something physical. I recommend you to invest 1/3 of the money into a commodity like Gold because if your economy is struggling because of inflation than in such times investing in such commodity can be very profitable.

You should save the remaining portion of the money for hard times because it's always preferable to have some cash in your possession for uncertain events of the life. If you have the money you can live your life without any fear as long as you have some cash in your wallet. I still recommend you to do proper research before coming up with a final decision.
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