yes, ignoring it would be better, but for example if you use Gmail they usually filter out dangerous links but sometimes fraudsters can escape detection, therefore always confirm with casino service support whether the email is official or not, after all there is no harm to ask before clicking on those phishing links that ultimately harm yourself.

Sometimes people are lazy to ask before doing something when it is clear that there are many cases of phishing emails from several casinos, why should they feel confident to click on that link, when to ask it doesn't take long to go to their service support or their ANN thread on this forum if They are still actively interacting, don't make something easy difficult because you feel like you're too lazy to read and don't ask questions

On the contraty, I think that what the OP (correct me if I'm wrong) meant is that no KYC is not a safe practice for them (gambling platforms).

I think that it will depend on the jurisdiction they are licensed in, on one hand, and the citizenship of the players, on the other hand. If I'm not wrong, legislations among countries differ so much that there must be many exceptions to mandatory KYC. But I'm not any expert, it is just my perception.

Checking was not enough because it was still hard to determine if a new project would become successful, pretty no assurance that even the team was solid. In fact, we often fall into scam projects believing that the people behind the new project are real but they're.
I don't say never but if we are smart, we'd rather choose those projects that have already established reputation and trust. Of course, those projects already have use cases and market demand as we can assure that our money won't just vanish in the tin air after buying.

simple statement but its its true, NFT so far hasn't really been a good investment most of it are just getting driven by current hypes and thats it, once it losing its popularity so does the value also lost.
i've seen so many NFT that was valued so high, even millions, now doesn't even have any value, no one is trying to bid for it, so basically its valueless since there is no liquidity despite the fact that the owner giving it high value, if there's no liquidity whats the use then, basically it has lost all of its value now turning into worthless NFT.
the NFT that could hold on for long I assume is those utilised heavily in gaming platform, but even then, the gaming platform itself hardly retaining any community left, let alone their NFT. its overall just really bad investment.

How would one do so efficiently? I am very interested.

Alam naman natin na hindi na bago ang mga ganito, kelan kaya tayo matututo at magtatanda? Napaka simple lang naman kasi ng solusyon at yung ay magkaroon o gamitin ang commonsense natin. Isipin kung satingin mo tama bang mag visit ng isang random link na nakita mo lang na nakakalat sa social media o sinend sayo ng walang context knowing  na may iniingatan ka tulad ng pera mo. Sa totoo lang kasi kabayan kahit ano pang security measures ang iapply naten sa sarili natin kung magiging careless ka rin naman sa mga actions mo online (like pagvivisit ng mga random website and links) wala ring patutunguhan ito.

I mean there was no escape from that if a global economic crisis hit us, all we could do was hope that we had saved enough and invested enough and find other ways or alternatives how where were going to survive it, For sure it is already a good thing that we are investing in cryptocurrency even though we all know that cryptocurrency is a very risky investment it is still better than just saving it on your banks where you doesnt have control and because of inflation, It's better to just save enough money as your savings like probably enough amount that you could use to buy your necessities and then do an emergency funds, insurance, health, retirement, etc. that is important then all of your other money is invested on assets like Bitcoin, real states or passive incomes.

We dont really know since the world is changing quickly so it's better to have multiple incomes while we can still earn a good amount of money so that when the crisis hits us we can easily survive it because we have a lot of assets and income. But I dont really know how Bitcoin is going to react to this kind of thing, we dont know if the price is going to drop or skyrocket so do not invest only in cryptocurrency.

Stop acting innocent. You know damn well that any of these sites can enforce KYC whenever they want to using the TOS as their shield, but you aren't willing to admit that for reasons that only you are aware of.

I'm not someone who advocates bans and I'm more in favor of everyone using their money the way they want, but it seems that there comes a time when people need to be protected from themselves. Gambling should be fun and with a sense of responsibility, but when things get out of control and someone spends more than they earn, it becomes a problem.

The positive thing here is that Australia is actually giving up part of the income it gets from taxes considering the total amount its residents spend every year on gambling, to protect them from themselves. However, those who want to gamble will always find a way to do so, despite the bans.

I don't know why some people cannot just be independent in their way of gambling, that each time they are going to the casinos they have to go together with their friends, though it's not something bad to always have a company of friends gambling together but it will get to a stage we may want to have some privacy about our livestyle in gambling when we would have also consider the influence we get through this friends we have.

That's right. And because we have experienced it and know how it feels, we must try to avoid it. And with our experience in playing gambling, we can do it and will not experience the same thing again. This is a lesson for ourselves so that we can be wiser in gambling and avoid the same mistakes that might occur. And unless we practice it, we can't do it. So don't feel guilty and make it a valuable lesson for us in the future.

That's normal because we are still in the trial to stop. Nothing can stop immediately, especially if we have been gambling for a long time. We need time to stop or at least reduce our gambling activities. So, we have to keep trying to reduce our gambling activities until we can finally stop gambling.

From my experience, buying some coins today would be a good move knowing that coins are cheap since we are still in the bull market. I personally filling my portfolio now with coins that I like and of course I anticipated that I will make a profit in the upcoming years. I missed my chance from the past bull market and now I don't want for it to happen again, there's still plenty of time to buy coins in the market. I believe that buying before and after the halving will generate us profit from altcoins but the difference is the amount of potential profit. The lower we can buy is the higher we can maximize our profit.

100 million lang naman ang nadali nito sa mga kababayan natin at ewan ko ba kung bakit may naniniwala parin sa passive monthly interest rate return at ang masaklap pa crypto ang ginamit niya or nila which is dagdag negatibong pananaw na naman ito sa iba nating kababayan.

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Out of curiosity, may nakaalam ba kung anung itsura ng website nila?

For me it is enough when to stop when I am losing a lot of money, I don't lose so much, but the little I lose that I was not willing to lose because the one that stops me, the game is very treacherous, but when you show that you do not have security that is very difficult, because We as players are quite obvious when we win, but when I lose I do give it importance because how do I do later to have money? It is very difficult for me, the only way is to work more and the money that I lose inside a caisno is not possible to recover it, and neither do I try because that is putting myself in more trouble, that way I never touch money.

I found out from google that gambling is legal in some number of countries and still banned in many countries.

What do you feel from this that gambling is less ethical?

Playing online is undoubtedly more convenient. However, what I particularly enjoy about traditional casinos is the heightened sense of fun and interaction they offer to players, this can vary from player to player though.

Regarding the bonus buy feature, it's possible that the casino you've visited is regulated by an entity that prohibits such features. It might be a good idea to confirm this if you have the interest.