You can do it. Just like OP and everyone, if you have some extra money that you are fine to keep for a long time and you are sure that you're okay to invest it in bitcoin then buy it.
Since you have no vices then that's good to know because others can't save because they're spending too much with those vices and they're forgetting to prepare themselves to have an investment for which they can be good in the future, one example is through buying bitcoin.

1. Not every trade you enter must bring profit. Expect a loss for every trade you open, however confident you are. So stop loss can be quite helpful
2. Managing risk is probably one of the most, if not the most important, aspect in trading.
3. Never use High leverage when trading (20x,50x, 100x) unless if you have a gambling mentality
4. Trade what you can afford to lose. This will help you get trading emotions in check

I made most of the mistakes through my trading years, and I am still learning from experience.

A bit of an update.

Let's start with the Carrot company. It was created in 2020.

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If you want to see another course, there's Bitcoin's Magazine's 21 Days of Bitcoin, which sends you via email 21 lessons, one every day. After that there's a quiz, and if you get it right, they give you 2100 sats in the Carrot app.

As you can imagine, it's not a way to make you rich, it's mostly designed to introduce people to Bitcoin. If you're in Bitcoin Miami 2022 you'll probably see Carrot there giving sats for free to attendees.

Bitcoin is a speculative asset, many investors yet do not consider it as a safe haven, but if we check this, it is not totally true. Like the El Salvador that bought bitcoin at a price around $50000, or some people that bought bitcoin at all-time-high, bitcoin later decreased, but they have nothing to be worried about, only traders should have someone to be worried about, not long term investors, the price of bitcoin will still later reach all-time-high and reach six digits. It can be said that if someone want to consider bitcoin as a safe haven, he should hold it for at least 4 years or more, then bitcoin as a save haven or store of value would be realized by the holder.

It still depends on individual's preference. You may find it more lively and interactive but for some, its a lot way different compared to the real game with real players. But its more of an innovation really. I had witnessed a simulation game once or twice, and you will learn to love it more if you let yourself involved in it. Just like in the real game, the excitement is still there, but you know in the end you are still playing just a simulation, not the original players.

Exhibition matches don't need titles on the line, it's for entertainment only there's a possibility that this fight might happen, they have a survey for this if its profitability, they are not for titles they are for record and reputation and of course money Mcgregor is on two losing streaks and Paul is on winning streak, Mcgregor will only need this fight for money but if he wants to come back to winning streak he'll have to go for a guy who looks good but beatable like Cerrone.

It is advisably not to be in debt for a business on the start up stage except for business expansion and buying any form of asset using debt should be base on several occasions of having experience of such asset and not a first time asset investment and such wealth built can be claimed by the creditors anytime if  terms were not met.


Obviously this is the best way to start and it guarantees having rest of mind without any FOMO.

Maybe this explains the current surge in price of Bitcoin, I saw it on local news that Russia is accepting payments through bitcoin for it's oil. This is adoption and it will be just a matter of time when other countries follows this especially for those who rely on Russian oil. A petro BTC is probably possible, in this step they have made, they are showing that they are acknowledging the crypto currencies potentials and we are just seeing the initiative here, may will be expecting more to come.

There words that is really to understand, but we are lucky now because we can easily google it and understand it on our own language, beside if your language is available on the site then you can easily translate it. Its really good to understand Terms and Conditions, this can guide you on your gambling journey and will prevent you from doing things that are not allowed on that site.

It is quite common and known for a bookmaker to put a limit on an account if you win too much money for whatever reason. You may be using arbitrage bets, but there are plenty of other reasons as well. Not all bookmakers give a limit if you win a lot. I never really understood why big gamblers get a cap. Betnomi has had a good reputation lately with no issues, so that limit must have been placed on your account for a reason.

I am pretty sure that not a single person in the world that could manipulate it with money. I mean sure Biden or Putin or whoever with power could come up and say something and manipulate it, but do we really think that they would care enough about bitcoin and its price to manipulate it? Aside from those people, even the richest people can't really change the price all their own, the market is too huge, we are talking about billions exchanging hands every single day.

This is why it would probably not be something that people would be able to change all that much, and freebitco.in is among them, neither wetsuit nor thequin have that kind of power.

What's so fascinating about memes coins that Elon Musk keeps promoting? Has his area of interest turned out to be a supporter of memes coins? It's a despicable thing seeing how he promotes shitty coins on Twitter.
Does he expect investors to dive into Babyshiba because he twitted about it? Only newbie in crypto will adhere to his tweet

I have nothing against the idea of people getting together and talking about Bitcoin, but I understand the concern expressed by @Despairo with the possible consequences that may result from it. It's not just about how much BTC you have in your mobile wallet, but also about identifying yourself in some way as someone who may have cryptocurrencies in their possession, which means they can become a potential target not only on the street or bar but also where they live.


This is no excuse but just common sense - isn't everyone on this forum more inclined to protect their privacy - why would it be any different in real life? If you didn't know, Mexico is not a country without crime, on the contrary...

This happened to me LOL 
In fact, I pressed the wrong button, because I wasn't focused. But at least I don't choose a casino that has a bad reputation. Regardless of which casino I choose, it's still better than choosing a reputable casino that's clearly not very ideal for inclusion in the OP list above.

The success of these sponsorship deals has maybe been more than they have expected or just as they have expected, hence the decision to seize the opportunity to advertise and sell their name on a much bigger and global platform like the world cup and why not, especially when the world cup is a globally aired both in countries where there are strong regulations against crypto and countries that are crypto friendly as well.

My joy particularly about this new development about crypto.com sponsoring the world is that, In wanting to promote their company, they are also promoting the "crypto" name. Binance or kucoin can sponsor, but people may never care to understand what they are really about because of their names, but with crypto.com, you immediately see "crypto", and get the message.

This also will create a friendly image for cryptocurrency in general.

There are many white hat hackers, after all what better way to learn how to secure a website than by trying to break into it? The difference is that white hat hackers instead of gaining illegal access and stealing what they can they could ask for a bounty in the case they find a critical vulnerability for the website, now without a doubt it is a really difficult profession as the level of skill and knowledge needed to make any money as a white hat hacker is huge, but it is worth it, as bounties can easily reach five or even six figures.

A good trader can trade in both markets. If you are doing this work with certain paradigms, it does not matter where you do the work. You win in any condition and in any market. Technical analysis methods have universal methods like mathematics. It can be applied to any chart. The same rules apply in classical markets or cryptocurrency markets. I wish you good luck.

Bitcoin or crypto donations will become more popular when the war in Ukraine shows its effect. The point here is that we donate to Ukraine through the call of the government or a reputable organization. But if an individual does it as you do, it's very difficult to do because no one can guarantee that the money will actually go where it needs to be. So it's hard to get a positive response from everyone, the best way you should go through a reputable charity to implement this idea.

Bitcoin is truly an alternative currency that helps even in a pinch. As you said about the Ukrainians who took advantage of Bitcoin during the war because of access using fiat currency. This proves that Bitcoin is indeed an alternative currency that can really help even in dire circumstances. The more you come here, the more it appears that Bitcoin is indeed useful and really helps, it is appropriate that people look at Bitcoin. Although full of risks, Bitcoin also brings many benefits.

The sanctions are already having a toil on the nation of Russia, international companies are closing down and leaving and that is a big loss to the people, people are loosing their jobs, I read that one of their airports has asked about 40% of their staff to go home as there is a low traffic at the airport. Russia will definitely look to China and other allies to evade the sanctions of the West. I hope we return to peace soon.