We have been threading the needle at $62,000 and just like you, we thought that we will have a correction, but nothing has happened so far or at least the bulls doesn't want that as the market is in FOMO mode since last month and has never stop.

And with that kind of mindset and sentiment, this bubble might continue and will not stop until we hit new all time high before the halving?

What's important though is that even if we break $70,000, no one is going to sell. I mean, yeah why not, take profits, but if you are looking for more, then why wait and have the patience to see it get to at least 6 digits, IMHO.

I don't think boxers will be contented with their performance or legacy. We have seen Manny for instance, time and time again comeback to box even after he losses to Marquez and Floyd and still chooses risk risk fighters.

If Canelo doesn't want to take risk anymore at this point in his career, then his legacy will not be cemented if he duck Benavidez or didn't give Bivol a rematch and avenge his lost to him. But that's what his call, and I'm sure that the people around him are advising him to do that, chooses less risk but in the end, he will be judge when he retires.

Just because you lost in gambling does it mean that you are going to divorce your spouse. It's a shallow reason to be honest, and it didn't happen to me although I have a friend who did the walk of shame because he doesn't have any money left and then the next day he was crying on my shoulder. So I did help him by loaning money and didn't go as far as the wife divorcing him.

The wife reach out to me as well, but he thank me and nowhere did I see reason from her to divorce my friend. Not everyone is the same though. But if the spouse is on the right frame, I don't think that divorce will be in the discussions.

And so I voted for: I forgive him/her.

Probably it's because both are Russians and so they try to be cordial when they did that face-off. But in any case, the fight is already on schedule and for sure we might hear some trash talking but not like the American way of talking about their opponents.

Yes, for sure this is going to be one of the biggest fights in LHW in recent years. And as per odds, it has switch hands as well and obviously, there are gamblers who's putting big money already as early as this month as they want to take advantage of the early odds.

Right, traditional based and now online gambling is a big business, billions to be share around and it is just the beginning. And I'm under the impression now that online gambling is taking over from the landbase casinos, as they are becoming popular because ease of use readily accessible to the market. We even have seen a lot of promotions here in the community with faces of big sport athletes of our time.

There are a lot of social media or even forum that really focuses on gambling that this casinos can promote and advertised. But if it crypto based, this community is the top best place to promote their casinos.

Here it goes,


https://tax.iowa.gov/iowa-tax-gambling

So I think it's just the same for lottery regardless if it is scratch ticket as it falls on the category of gambling.

Obviously, every winner is helpful to us, and even if we think that she needed money, there will be times that we need some extra to pull if necessary. So she is very lucky hitting that huge amount unlike the majority of us who even can't hit $500 when we gamble, LOL.

Everyone has his weakness though, I think Shakur hasn't been tested in his career, same with Tank that's why we didn't see any flaw on their game as of yet. The best thing about this elite boxers is that when they face great boxers, they elevate their games.

So I'm expecting either we wins here and fight Shakur next, it will be a great matchup. It will be fun as we are going to witness great boxing, Shakur is defensive and his bread and boxer is his counter. But let's say he will face Loma which is hi-tech, both of them are going to stretch not just their skills, but also their boxing IQ and trying to outsmart each other.

I will answer based on my experience:


This could be true if you just started your gambling session, so obviously you will not go all-in. But there are times that when my bankroll is going down, I might take that one big risk to go all in, at least to recover or just go home and exit.


Depends on the game you play, maybe in slots, again, if you are just starting and trying to get a feel of the game, then maybe same amount at least in the next 10 or 20 spins.


This is applicable for conservative gamblers, but for those who are hook and with the proliferation of online gambling, I don't see gamblers now playing just once a day. I have seen and in my case, play more than once per day and trying to hit that big win.

I do agree, it was a long time ago, video shows nothing and as someone says, it's very old as Haney was young during that time and Davis was about to hit his prime and it seems that the crowd around is pro Tank Davis anyway. But I think this is the first time that we will see a fight that both has cross path in the amateurs so they really know each other already, and the record is 3-3. I haven't heard or seen a fight in pro level wherein the boxers have face each other this many times in the amateurs.

Also it will be interesting what will be the numbers here even if the fight is in Barclays, very far from Las Vegas where this two has a lot of fan based.

I'm expecting that it could go on a 1 million PPV buys again for Ryan? Cementing his as the next cash cow?

It's just the start of the month and after a minor dip, here comes the bulls again with all his might and pushing the price again above $62,000 and 22% in the last 7 days. It's scary to see this numbers, but what can we say? It's a win win for us, whether it will go on a higher ups again and see a new all time high, or there will be a huge drop or reversal. There were even some TA that says a 20%-30% dip is possible.

But I voted for a reversal, not to burst the bubble, but it seems it's hard to maintain this phase as we are not yet in the halving. It looks like FOMO for the outside. But let's see and hope that I'm wrong here.

I don't know if we can trick our minds even it we are in VR that we are playing with "real money", I'm sure gamblers will know the difference and obviously the feeling will not be the same. But this could really be a trend, I think one thing we can get is that gambling will be more accessible to everyone, might be good or bad depending on how we see it.

And we will have different experience, it will open up possibilities for innovative and creative gaming experiences that go beyond traditional casino games. I just wonder though what will be the regulatory framework in case that VR will be accepted in the future in gambling?

I like this approach, it's like a ladder and then slowly selling your Bitcoin to get that profit. I do agree that even in the bull run we can still go and keep on stacking sats. I had done it before in the last bull run, and regardless of the price of the all time high, it's good to see that your portfolio is growing. It might be tough for some, but if go pass this mentally you are in for a big surprise because it's going to be easy.

So in this case, I will wait and see at the conservative price and range with Ultra Bullish.

I'm also seeing that it's possible to see the price of Bitcoin hitting more than $200,000 if the scenario is ripe for a ultra bullish phase till 2025.

Based on the poll, Gaballo by Knockout is the winner here. Majority is seeing Gaballo, although not as experience, has the power to win here via knockout. And when you mentioned the fight in Australia between Pacquaio and Horn, it's like a stigma that Australia has been biased but I do not think that is the case anymore.

But just to avoid that kind of controversy, Gaballo should aim and win by knockout here so that there will be no doubts about the result. Or at least make it a clear winner on the scorecard just like what Haney did to Kambosos so that there will be no "robbery" in this fight.

1 BTC = 1 BTC others will say. But obviously if we look at how big the value as compare to fiat, then you might have reservations of using them. As far as altcoins though, if we look at today's pricing they are still way off from their previous all time high as compare to Bitcoin that we might see next month that we might set a new all time high.

So the answer could be very different from each individual, on how they see the price correlation of Bitcoin relative to Fiat.

Not the first time though, every bull run we have this kind of dilemma, and still people are gambling with their precious Bitcoin.

Everyone though is here for the business of making big money until they retired. Floyd has set that precedent already, there could be some who chases for legacy, but majority including Tank Davis wanted to be the next Floyd. But it's hard to blame them, they can just give us the reasons that they put their lives on the line when they fight and so they deserved to be paid more.

I do agree, Pacman's mindset is different, that's why he achieved greatness even though he has a lot of lost in his record. Khabib retired undefeated, but it's more on his mentality as his father died and he can go thru MMA without his father in his corner.

Hopefully though, we can see Tank stepping his game and fighting the champion in 135 lbs like Shakur Stevenson and the winner here.

It's just typical for Ryan Garcia to act this way, he has tweet about his wife fighting as well, and he says that they should pay here a minimum $500,000 LOL. Yes, Haney is the huge favorite here so it make sense for smart bettors to go for him. ML is not that attracted though, but there are a lot options that can give us a good return if we go on Haney here.

Ryan has a history of mental breakdown before and that's why he quit for a while before making a comeback and taking a new trainer in Goosen. However, when he lost to Tank Davis, the switches again, this time he is under the tutelage of Derrick James who trains Errol Spence and a bunch of others.

Yes, it's really hard to hit that max win in Sweet Bonanza, however, this could be one reasons why a lot of streamers or even casual slot players are into this game because they want to hit that max win. But so far, none has been lucky enough.


It's really also hard to win Wanted Dead or a Wild to even get a bonus round, much more with a Max win. Maybe it's because of their RTP that's why we have seen a lot of gamblers hitting that big win by Hack Saw gaming.

That's what I'm trying to say with Tank, he chooses easy fight, that it might look and close in paper but still he is the A-side and going to knockout his opponent. Even in the Rolly Romero fight, Rolly in relatively unknown, but they try to spin as if Rolly has a punchers change against Tank and that Floyd or someone from his team thinks that Rolly can beat Tank.

I think that will be the leverage of Top Rank for Shakur to sign with them again, he will be given the chance to fight Loma which is one of his dream fights. It will be a big test for him and let's see if he can get the belt, assuming the Loma wins against George Kambosos in Australia.

And if we can say that this year is Japan's golden era in boxing, then we can conclude it as well that during Pacman's prime and Nonito Donaire it could also be very well considered as Philippines golden era. However, we all know that sooner or later those boxers are going to retire.

I do agree that this fight is still very close, but I check my favorite sports bookies, and as usual the odds is not yet listed.

Moloney though might be the slight favorite, but definitely Gaballo can be considered as live dog here.

Yeah, maybe just a hiccup but I don't think it will be the reason for a reset, price is still hovering on the $63,000. And everyone is excited to see this huge pump at the end of the month. Bulls are not resting till they got the price to a new all time high before the halving and I'm sure everyone of us here are thinking the same. It could be the first time for us to see that kind of push, and as you have said, it could be due to the ETF's and everyone is on the FOMO and doesn't missed the boat.

We still have a full month to accomplished that, going into $70,000 pre-halving. And for sure, those who have been holding for years are very happy to see this price, but I guess no one is going to sell till next year or see what will be the top price in this cycle.