If that were the case, I am sure that investigation will be done. Look at Chess tournaments, Chess's got the most advanced AI in there already and even when people are using them to cheat, they can always detect them because experienced players know when something's too good to be true which is the likely scenario that would happen if AI will be used by someone to cheat in a poker tournament especially if you use it on amateurs, you will definitely become a suspect because you're playing too good.

Sportsbetting definitely is much better than just casino, and if I may add, there's a statistics that College Football has the best sportsbetting winning chance, I have read an article although I can't find it but it definitely says College Football although no reason was given. Also it's much better for you to do sportsbetting on the selected sports if you really like playing the sports yourself and not just because you want to bet on it and that you've done extensive research on it.

Trading isn't the same as gambling albeit there are many similarities that people are trying to force in, trading doesn't rely on luck for you to win in your trades, an in-depth analysis of what could be the behavior of the market for the day is a big help in your trades unlike in gambling where you're pretty much on the mercy of the probability of the gambling game you're playing. Although they both carry an inherent risk, you're better off risking your money trading blind than gambling because you can still get out in a loss in trading unlike gambling where you won't get your money back if you lose (which is the likely scenario most of the time).

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But not all poor can grab the opportunity because there are people that don't have an access to the Internet let alone technology that can access bitcoin, maybe those above the poverty line and those that can afford to put in a little bit of money in bitcoin and have the devices that can afford to navigate the platforms where they can buy bitcoin. I feel bad though that the opportunity of a lifetime still doesn't reaches everyone but what can I do? It's not like I put them there or have any way to help them out, I'm just a lowly salaryman that lives paycheck to paycheck.

I'm not sure about the banking system in my country but I assume that with a lot of online banking system popping up, I think that in a way bitcoin shaked the monopoly of the banking system although I could be wrong as there's a few big named families that own a lot of companies in my country so the monopoly that I'm talking about might not be shaken even a little. To be fair though, bitcoin isn't a popular means of payment in my country so if my claim earlier is false or misleading then the banking isn't fazed that much in my country.

I can't say I agree with the impact of bitcoin being so small or insignificant when it comes to helping alleviate inflation in a country let alone a third-world but I definitely agree with you 100% that corruption in the government is a pretty big help if a country wants to combat inflation, I haven't done a research yet but there's probably studies to prove that there's a relativity when it comes to a country's prosperity and it's government's competency and incorruptibility.

This is a bad place to learn about trading because of the diversity in good and bad advices and opinions, and even if you can sift through them, it's tedious and you're better off exploring on your own then when you make the mistakes then you can come back here so you can have specificity on your solution compared to just taking in all the information. If you really want to learn trading to gain experience, you should consider practicing trading.

Thanks for putting what everyone knows already on a post, pretty sure that's the only reason why people that don't use bitcoin are still on the lookout for news in the bitcoin space. I'd also like to point out to you that if you actually get out of the bitcoin bubble/echo chamber, you would know that there's still not a lot of people that knows about bitcoin.

The reason for the propagation of hate speech in bitcoin is because the people that's supposed to talk and inform us about bitcoin aren't either talking, not talking loud enough or don't have a platform or support to talk to which leaves a void that will be filled by the people that you really don't want to see talking about something they're passionate about because you know that they're going be a waste of time and their talks and such only breeds toxicity in the community. Another reason why we can't have a civil discussion with people is that we aren't good at arguing when people have a different opinions than us, same for the people on the opposite side of the argument, maybe if we can change that, we might see some changes but that's undoing years worth of principle because not being able to accept other's different opinion starts from childhood.

Wow, and just yesterday I was replying to a post regarding a hotel in Nigeria that's accepting bitcoin for payments. And the fact that they have agents planted to take down the P2P crypto trading in the country is such a crazy situation which is scary for a lot of people even those outside the country because one look of their own government on what Nigeria is doing and the possibility of crypto crackdown in their own country goes through the roof.

The owner probably knows about bitcoin and thinks that it's probably a good idea to add bitcoin as a payment option, pretty significant move but in a country like Nigeria, I think that it's much better if they can influence other businesses to do this to really make a difference. I am all for bitcoin being used for commerce and stuff but I don't really see it as the best solution because if you've been in bitcoin or crypto space for a while now, you really don't like spending bitcoin instead you want to accumulate more, it's like you are paying stocks to buy snacks or stay in a hotel.

What would be the implications of sailing small loads? If it's more taxes then wouldn't that mean that companies are getting big tax breaks from their imported products thus more profit for them? If what I'm assuming is right, wouldn't it mean that there's bound to be an economic problem because they're not paying their dues?

It's probably not just months, we'll probably see bitcoin get to another ATH after halving in a year or more because last halving, bitcoin took it's time to get to another ATH. That's not a bad thing that it's going to take a long time to get to another ATH because that means that we're going to have plenty of time to stock up on bitcoin and hopefully hodl it until our desired price pops up and hopefully make a considerable profit.

I don't know if that's OP meant but given that it's a question, I think OP isn't dealing with certainties here so it's safe to assume that OP is just asking questions whether bitcoin would benefit to the introduction of ETF, ETFs help in making bitcoin more accessible to more people which isn't bad although there's also the downside that people who invest in ETFs don't have a direct ownership of bitcoin. So in regards to how sure we are, it's still debatable.

Oh, maybe I've read wrong about Musk stepping down as the CEO of Tesla. I don't know about the manipulation of the market but if that's what's happening again then one thing that we can do is to just save of fiat and wait for them to sell their bitcoin like what SpaceX did recently and then buy bitcoin when the price goes down because of them because bitcoin will eventually bounce back even if there's market manipulation.

With all the altcoins popping up in the market and with it most of the time being a shitcoin, I think that it's in your best interest to just stick to bitcoin because at the least your wait is guaranteed profit unlike altcoins where you don't know if you're hitting a goldmine or a septic tank and you're most likely to hit septic tanks, plus a lot of altcoins can't maintain their growth spurt, they are unlikely to repeat their pumps so it's not worth your wait for a pump that's not going to happen. Stick to bitcoin.

The market history of bitcoin is enough evidence that a significant increase compared to the previous ATH is only possible after the halving so BitQuant saying that it's going to reach an ATH seems kind of outlandish to think but I won't reject that completely because life's full of surprises so we should be ready if this unexpected thing happens. Now, I don't know what I would do in this scenario, I guess just accumulate then sell when the price reaches 6 digits then buy back when the temporary bear happens I guess?

Even if you're right, there's far too many people that's sharing the illusion and it's too late to be saying that bitcoin's going downhill because there are big players in the market now and I don't think that they would want the price to go down so fast and them still hodling, they're going to want the ability to control that drop and then get out with a big profit. You could've made your post a bit more organized too, a wall of text isn't an attractive material to read for many.