There is no doubt that Pacquiao is generous as he has tremendous amounts of money. With his character also, there is also no doubt that he is a good person but in terms of qualifications of being a President of our country, I think there are other people who are far qualified compared to him. If Pacquiao aims to help people by pursuing presidency, then he could always help but without attaining such position.

As far as I know, I heard that Pacquiao mentioned that his fight with Ugas will be his last fight- that is why he is telling everyone to watch his fight tomorrow!

Have you guys seen the recent announcement of Stewie2K on his possible shifting from CSGO to Valorant? What do you guys think would be the effect on this on the CSGO scene if this change happens in the future? With that in mind, I do think that if he does continue with his plan of switching, this would also enable most players from the CSGO competitive scene to decide on switching to Valorant. With a player of his caliber, I do think that he will be able to adapt quickly with this set-up.

If you guys are curious about this discussion, feel free to check this link here: https://www.oneesports.gg/valorant/stewie2k-teases-switch-to-valorant/?fbclid=IwAR3pxV70NGqNNNIoz2qnRWufH6qvGAroqbTkhcN_e-s9k6w9vc8Bl76nv6M

I have previously shared my experience with this but let me share it again:

Living in a third-world country is very challenging especially if you're brought up by single father of 5. When I first joined this forum, I had nothing on my pocket. When I got the opportunity to participate in campaign signatures back in 2018, this enabled me to fund for my own school resources and books. With this, my dad was able to prioritize my younger siblings with the money "supposedly" allocated to me.

Now, the BTC that I receive weekly from campaign signatures is relatively high especially on my current state. While receiving $65/week may not be too much for some people, to me, it's everything as it indirectly helped supporting my family as well.

Depends on how you see it but I would actually advise that a person must at least invest into cryptocurrency. Its price history is one of those factors that keeps my motivation burning. Even when I see dips on its price, I always look at the price history and its current price.

Now, if a person thinks that investing into BTC is madness, then he/she has really no clue on what cryptocurrencies are. With the fork of BTC happening in a few years from now (following the trend of all forks), its price may skyrocket once again.

It really depends on your current goal. If you are not in a rush and you prioritize long-term investments, then it's better to keep those casino tokens. But if you also feel like there is an opportunity to invest on an altcoin, then do not hesitate to liquidate all of your casino tokens.

Casino tokens were created primarily for the gambling platform that you play in. Without any movement or anything at all, it is better to dispose them and convert them to cash to purchase another investment- but then again, it depends on your priority at the moment.

I think this point that you raised deserves to be seen specifically.

The problem with BTC unlike in any other investment instruments available, once a person passes away, all of his remaining BTC would be stored in storages forever. The only way in order to gain access to it is by having the private key- in which the owner has it. Without it, those BTCs are locked forever. That is why, always have a contingency especially if you are holding large amounts of BTCs.

Unfortunately, the people that are hostile to BTC are also the ones who invested during the ATH of it on the last quarter of 2018 then proceeded to sell it when its price dropped on the first quarter of 2019. Mostly, these people blindly invest into it without doing their research. They just ride the 'hype train' without even knowing what they are investing on.

There will always be hostilities against something innovative. As an analogy, some people were hostile and against the creation of vaccines. They tend to believe what others say without even conducting proper research on their end.

Hi, good day!

Can you please provide more information about the said project? I saw that you started selling your tokens but your website seemed to lack the important details so far. In addition, when can we expect the publishing of the project's whitepaper? I am very much curious about the project and I would like to read more about it. Lastly, I would also suggest if you could provide pictures of your team members in order to validate further the authenticity of this project, thanks!

While I do agree with some points you raised, having a signature promoting gambling does not ipso facto convert a person from supporting fully gambling. We are all entitled to our respective opinions and threads like these promote awareness and support from gamblers who are suffering from addiction.

Regardless if we are promoting a gambling website or not, the concern of gambling addiction should be addressed no matter what as this has serious detrimental effects on a person. Having this open forum where people can share their tips/experiences is definitely beneficial in the long run.

I think the moral ground in order to validate the government's move of increasing their tax on gambling is for their expenditure. Like what I previously mentioned, taxes are what enables the government to function and to provide projects for the community. Given that gambling, in general, is widespread popular, it is evident and obvious that they would have to increase the taxes by a lot.

Regulations are definitely good as long as they do not exceed or destroy a business activity. Any regulation that restricts or provides unreasonable fees has the potential of destroying businesses in the country- in which the government would also suffer during the process.

I highly agree with your point.

What drives the price of BTC on the market is primarily the demand and supply of it and the price which people are willing to purchase it from. Obviously, when institutions sell majority of their BTCs, most likely is that price may increase. In addition, due to its inflationary nature, BTCs price will continue to increase as time passes by, but it is relatively complex and difficult to predict the market accurately.

One thing is for sure- after its next halving (maybe 3-4 years from now), the price of BTC would definitely increase again.

It's not about full concentration and being consistent- it's about hard work and absorbing the knowledge for experience.

Even if a person is consistent with trading, there is still no guaranteed profit on his end. Trading requires a great deal amount of experience and knowledge on the market. When we mean by knowledge- both the extrinsic and intrinsic factors should be considered that affect the price of cryptocurrencies. Then after that, full concentration would follow in order to track down the price and sell them at ATH.

There are only two outcomes: either you win or you don't. Mostly, most gamblers experience losing due to the lack of self-control and discipline in which they convert their winnings to losses at the end of their gambling spree.

Based from my experience, I have witnessed my brother winning tons of games on his gambling spree. Unfortunately, those winnings were gone shortly after proceeding further with his gambling activities. That is why, whenever you have exhausted your 'limit' on gambling, better stop and call it a day to prevent overextending on your expenditures.

The government can only do so much about their vaccination program. If they cannot convince the general public that vaccination works, even with tons of free vaccination programs, then that is outside the ambit of their scope. You cannot force someone to get vaccinated as it will tantamount to involuntary servitude. The only thing that the government can do is to provide concrete data and information that vaccines do work!

Here in the Philippines, after the government announced that the public cannot visit malls without any prior vaccination, tons of people marched into vaccination sites to get vaccinated. There has to be some sort of tradeoff where you would impose to convince the general public to get vaccinated.

I am on the same boat but always remember this: the best time to invest on BTC is the time when you found about its existence! That is why, as much as you regret not knowing BTC before hand, the fact that you know about its existence now puts you on a position above others who still has no clue about it.

Just to share, my regret with knowing BTC early was that I should have kept my remaining BTCs and invested it for long term. Unfortunately, some of the campaign proceeds that I earned were spent for my books back in college. If I could have at least kept them, I would have earned around $20,000 right now- and that money could have paid my brother's education.

One of the aspects of a gambling website that I heavily relied upon is their customer service. Without any proper customer service where the issues of the gamblers are not addressed, this would take a toll on its general and overall popularity. I remember, there was this famous gambling website but everything shut down when their customer service was reported to be malicious and full of scams.

Like what most have mentioned, it does take years to build a good reputation and only a few seconds to destroy it completely. While I do understand that solving all the issues of gamblers are difficult, this is the hurdle that one must face in order to survive in this business.

The problem with most fake giveaways is that they conceal themselves as "genuine" giveaways in which newbies fell to their trap. If you see any fake giveaways being spread onto different websites, I highly recommend that you post in under the SCAM ACCUSATION so that everyone could see it.

There are lots of forum traffic coming from people who are not members in the forum. They can utilize the search bar function and if they searched the giveaway, it would notify them that a person has already reported it as a scam. This provides an extra layer of security to newbies and as well as to other members as well.

This is a good move on Twitch. There are lots of gambling activities that are tagged as a scam by various users. Unfortunately, there are also some streamers who promote gambling-related links as they receive commission from the website. Unknowingly to the public, such streamers own a share of the gambling website which in return, benefits them at the end.

I do not see any big effect on crypto gambling with this announcement. Even if Twitch is considered one of the biggest platforms of streamers, this restriction wouldn't hurt much on the player base on crypto gambling as a whole.

Just a quick question, pwede din ba magamit ang mga indicators sa stocks para naman sa cryptocurrencies? I mean, mostly kasi demand and supply talaga yung pinaka indicator dito pero pwede ba din kaya magamit yung mga ibang indicators sa stocks?

Ang nakikita ko kasing problema, ang trading kasi ng stocks may specific time lang kung kailan ka pwede bumili or mag benta, unlike sa cryptocurrency, every single minute may transaction na nangyayare. Kaya I'm curious if possible kaya magamit din yung mga technique sa trading stocks sa trading naman sa cryptocurrencies.

To answer your question, yes. Anything that is collected as a means of income is subject to tax depending on the country where BTC is converted into legal tender. Any form of profit or income is taxable by the government and its respective rates depend upon the country.


Like what OP said, in order for this to happen, it is essential that BTCs must be converted to legal tender. But, even without the implementation of it, companies may still adopt it as a form of payment to their products/services due to its widespread popularity over the years.