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401  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Repeating mistakes on casino games in gambling site on: February 15, 2024, 03:48:26 PM
I could not agree with that OP. Because it is hard and impossible to forget your mistakes when one day you experience big losses and in one day, you deeply feel regrets. Maybe this happens if you never gambled for many many years that even makes you forget how to gamble. But we are just talking about having some days for a gap which I believe every time were in gambling our mistakes will appear on our minds. Mistakes will never happen in our life again if we stop gambling but because we are still doing this, expect to experience it again and again. Our mistake here is we are chasing winnings and thinking we could win and beat the house always.
There's no way to forget how to gamble, you're just placing a bet, nothing else except you're playing table games. But after playing for few matches, I'm sure you will remember how to play it and the strategy you were use.

In order to avoid mistake due to gambling beyond your limit, you don't have to stop gamblng! just use the money you can afford to lose and never deposit more.
No strategies of winning the game work anyway except for strategies controlling bankroll or the amount you wager, which aims to prolong and manage the amount you will use  or to avoid big loss in an instant. With casinos games, the only bottomline is you luck for that day you chose to gamble. You could only diversify your bankroll between bets to have more bets basically and to somehow increase the chance of winning ; the more you bet, the higher probability of winning however not guaranteed.

With repition of mistake, quitting is not the best option, if the mistake you are referring is bankroll management wherein you could change if you will be willing to do so. But if it is mistakes with winning or losing the game,  then there's nothing you do do about it but to uit if you are stressing of it, that much. No matter how frustrated you are with results, nothing will change with games which only relies on one's luck and fate.
402  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do we need more influencial women in crypto to help the gender embrace it? on: February 13, 2024, 06:49:01 PM
What's the need to balance the numbers between men and women in this industry? Investment chooses no gender or race, except one's will and initiative to invest as well as knowledge to do so, nothing more and nothing less. There are just people who tend to compaare; if you notice that male investors are way larger with number of female also doing the same thing, that is only because of difference with preference as an individual. Crypto in the first place still has its issue concerning market price volatility and widescale adoption as an alternative mode of payment. It doesn't matter if you are a girl or not, as long as you know to yourself what you are engaging yourself with. Rather than focusing with the differences, it would be better to look for things we do all have in common;  drive to earn profit and being patient of profit.
403  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Where Do You Want To Go To If You Win $2 million On Lottery on: February 13, 2024, 05:34:14 PM
The amount won't be enough for migration and living a new life so I guess it would be better to just treat myself with things which won't be too expensive. Also, just like with the majority, such amount is enough to start an investment or to secure yourself with a new house, for future purposes. Also, to travel is not one of my dreams in life 'coz I'm not that adventurous however, I have my own ways to enjoy things such as treating myself and my family. I could buy myself a decent and entry-level car with such amount. I do understand that many people are into such activity but it just happened that I find it more as a waste of money given that it is just temporary and I will just be inloved with the moment.

There are people who would be or tend to be enjoying trips outside their countries and unfortunately, I am not one with them. Personal preference or not, I'd be happier with establishing new things that will benefit me in the long run than to be just enjoying 'moments' within few weeks. I will prefer using that amount to create permanent changes with my socio economic features, and for the future generation as well.
404  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What contributes to a casual gambler becoming an addicted gambler? on: February 13, 2024, 05:01:43 PM
Impressions of what gambling is all bout and the drive to get rich quickly. Pattern most of the time is a new gambler hearing news that a gambler won xxxxxxx amount from betting. It would give him an idea of "I have to win as well". Or he could experience winning a decent amount and wanting to gain more from gambling. And lastly, struggle from huge loss which lead to frustrations and to a bigger drive of betting in order to get back with what this industry "owe" from him. However, it will still depend on the individual whether he would let himself be too attached of this activity 'coz there are people who does. The only thing we need is acceptance; that you'd most of the time lose, and it is part of the game no matter how you desire to win. It won't be an easy thing to achieve especially because this activity is not only losing or winning, but because it is your money which is on the line, who wouldn't want it?
405  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A blog about someone planning to retire early with Bitcoin on: February 12, 2024, 11:39:59 PM
The other day I've found this interesting blog about someone in Europe planning to retire early by converting a fixed amount of their monthly salary into Bitcoin.

He started doing this in the bull market of 2017 and keeps doing it every month, no excuses. A specific amount, 500 euros, is always converted into Bitcoin and stored away in cold storage.

This is how his strategy looks like:



As you can see, the BTC stack in orange always keeps going up, making it a personal ATH for him every time.

In a black dashed line is the actual total invested in fiat, which simply increases by 500 euro every month.

And in green you can see the value in fiat(euro) of his current amount of Bitcoin. This one of course varies a lot depending on the current price of Bitcoin.

You can clearly see that it has been an incredibly great savings strategy so far, obtaining a lot more value than simply saving in fiat.

I'll leave you guys with the url of the blog: https://er-bybitcoin.com

In the end, perseverance seems to be the key here. He's not putting an incredible amount of money down every month, but still he has managed to obtain a lot of Bitcoin, 4.47 BTC from his last update.

Have you tried something similar?, maybe now thinking about doing it?, I think it's a great idea.
Been doing this for years and up until now, I am in profit. There's no other secret than ro be consistent and to follow your plans from the start. If you planned to just hold then do everything that it takes to hold even with times of huge decline on market prices. Inconsistencies are always expected when it comes on Bitcoin's price movement however, with investor's mindset, it could be not. Many investors had the same goal but eventually was forced by circumstances to sell early even with loss. It is a common mistake caused by lack of concrete plan. Well, to those who experienced such thing, re-investing is always an open choice to everyone. Just invest and avoid giving your all into it to avoid being pushed by life circumstances and financial needs.

But I uite disagree with early retirement and focusing only with Bitcoin investment through holding no matter how big that amount is. A multiple stream of income is way baetter than sticking with a single one, even if you are profitable of it. If you can still work aand be able to enjoy life, then I think it would still be better to have your work with you because it would be a huge help with one's expenses than to solely depend with investment profit which is not consistent in the first place.
406  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Understanding the basics in Bitcoin before investing on: February 12, 2024, 11:14:08 PM

What do you need to know before investing in Bitcoin?
   
What beginners should know about Bitcoins before investing?

In any kind of investment, you shoud really invest in knowledge as well and know what you are engaging yourself with. Many people dream of having their own investment to generate passive profit for them in the long run. Many people are also having the financial freedom to do so but why are not all people actually invest? Perhaps in this technology? Most likely they are aware that they still don't know that much or that it won't be suitable on their investment preferences due to factors such as high market price volatility. Eitherway, it would be best to learn things first. Know how this blockchain works first by doing your own research about it or asking people who are already here in this industry.

Also, know how risks play a role with investments. Set a firm goal; chasing profit 'til you have nothing left or manage the risk and to be preventive of huge rissk with small profit? I'd be always in favor of the preventive side. No success happen in a instant. Investment also is not something which would work for anyone.
407  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can Anyone +18 Play Gamble? on: February 12, 2024, 10:37:45 PM
Does gambling needs experience or anyone +18, even the inexperienced one can also play? Though playing gamble has a limited age grade or age bracket and the accepted is from  +18 years and there are some casinos hall at the door post, it is written clearly that it is only people of +18 can play. But what about the inexperienced ones, are they allowed to play gamble as well? Or they are also restricted to have the fun? In my observation, there are two elements to participate in gambling. One, you must above 18 years in my country and secondly you must have an experience to play, so I want to know if inexperienced people can also play gamble.
Having a experience is an advantage 'coz if you don't then you have to depend on luck alone. Risk will always be present in gambling and your goal is to lessen the risk of losing and increase the chances of winning so how would you be able to do it if you are lacking experience of it? Indeed being above 18 years old is a requirement and that is because at that age, an average person is already aware of the consequences of their actions and that is to lessen the risk of being too addicted with this industry. And again with experience, you have many options to do so such as playing offline gambling games or watching videos around the web or play games alike with the game you are interested with in playstore (slot machine games, roulettes, etc.)
If it is sports betting, then I will say anyone can easily make a prediction on games and all that is needed is just the funds to stake the bets with, and at that, they tend to make something good out of it if the luck is on their side.


But if it for in-house games, then you can say that there is always a need to build a good skills to be able to win at those games.
Skills to create a good analysis of the game and come up with a winning bet, for me, works more with sports betting unlike with in house games that luck is most of the time the determinant of betting outcome. You may refer to players who would play in the match including handicaps and presence of players for that team as well as with the opponent team, than to just guess. Well, you may guess your way out of sports betting however, why won't you do such thing as analyzing especialy even if it will increase your chance to win your bet? Everything could be learned.
408  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Don't make use of what you disliked because you can't stay away from it. on: February 12, 2024, 09:53:33 PM
I'm confused.
You said that you already withdrew your money before you emailed them to block your account, have I read it wrong? It makes sense for them to wait for 90 days upon request before they block it for you especially if it is in their ToS and policy. More likely they just created such rule because of some people who tend to change their mind such as in this case, and that is probably why there is a margin or interval before actual disposing of your account. Then what's with your money that you are complaining? Is it me or you who did not get it correctly? Not to be disrespectful.

In my perspective, they are advising you that you only have 90 days to make use of your account before they delete it due to your request as you emailed them. And with that, they are not forcing you to do so but are just reminding you given that the request made is from your end.

And with the last question, no one can force you to act in such way or do things against your will.
409  Economy / Economics / Re: keep pleasures without incomes aside and Chase after profits on: February 12, 2024, 06:11:10 PM
Well, entertainment is a huge thing to everyone's life. You could chase as many as profit you want, but if burnout takes plaace earlier, then goodluck on your journey. Essential goods are now becoming more pricy which adds difficulty to our daily living experience. It is also normal to chase for profit however, be reasonable still  not because you took the risk, means there wil be something in return since in this market, nothing's gonna change it if both of them are decided already. Always choose to be baalaanced of things: if you are doing a bit great then never hesitate to win others as well. But with people who don't care that much then they still haave if ever I wouls be makihg a proposal.There's no need to com pletely you know nothing bout. That's simply the plan of longterm.
410  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What about the lost BTC? on: February 12, 2024, 05:51:20 PM

Would it be positive for the currency or could bring some caos?


Actually, I believed at it at first as with no effects in its market value however if the amount among many people who lost control of their holdings would be hige, then t least it will have an impact to this industry. Bitcoin should circulate in this market in order to contribute with both demand and supply. Imagine if all investors won't be able to move their holdings to other investors. Will there be price changes? Demand woud be high indeed but as long as no transaction is being made between buyers and sellers, then nothing would make sense. Being in such situation is a bad thing. We witnessed how huge the potential of Bitcoin is, from previous ATH. Given that market is showing positive outlook especially with the next Bitcoin halving, I will fully understand those investors who forgot their keys to access their early investment accounts.
411  Economy / Economics / Re: Coping with Risk. on: February 11, 2024, 05:52:41 PM
The way that you worded those choices leaves us no way to weigh in on what's better since they both got a lot of risks involved in them, I'd rather go for the one that will give the most rewards which would be B. It's an online investment and I don't think that there's no way that I'll pass up on something that's high risk and high reward investment, sure it's prone to hacks or scams but the pay off for a little money wouldn't hurt and with a physical business, you're going to be spending more because you're going to need to hire people and save money for upkeep cost for the business.
Eitherway, risk would be present and your job is to lessen that risk. As others haave said, diversification would be a better option if you're not sure of what to do in this situaation, than to choose one and go all out with it. Also depends on what's best to work for you considering circumstances, capital, and knowledge but for sure knowedge should be given priority. It may also help you decide if it is offline or online business you are planning. Seeking for knowledge is also determining your 'grounds'.  You'd be able to tell which one would be more likely to succeed and which one is in contrast with your ideal investment set up. You'd learn along the way and conclusion is more likely to be formed. Never be in a rush.

Common mistake of business owners, is to engage with things they did not even invested with their time, they just tend to follow what's new. Well, it does work sometimes but with appropriation. It is not only the business platform but also the process of actually managing it for a long run.
412  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Watching & betting on cricket matches has bad effects on study on: February 11, 2024, 05:05:45 PM
Absolutely not, because it provides you with entertainment but at the same time, it also has a bad effect from somewhere because if you watch and bet on cricket all day so you can't find time to study and if you see a test match so it will be more harder to study.

But you should watch cricket because it is like entertainment and entertainment is more important than studying. The study is also important but if you say that Watching and betting on cricket matches has bad effects on study so it's like stupidity because in a day, we have 24 hours and from these 24 hours we can see 4 hours to a T20 match and an ODI match takes 9 hours to finish while a test match also takes 9 hours and also in a year we have 365 days and in these 365 days we had a lot of time to study and you can do all the time study but crucial and interesting cricket matches comes sometimes.
Put things at its place. If you are studying and having a certain goal perhaps passing the examinations or getting high grdes then it is not only cricket watching you should limit but also other activities, to maintain your focus. Betting on the other hand simply intensifies the activity which makes sense to say, and obviously, why it should not be done if you want to succeed with other things you are doing. Indeed it is entertaining, but as others have mentioned, you should know how to prioritize and give importance to what matters more for you. This is not to stop you completely but to manage your time than to do things consecutively.

Everything that is too much is bad; playing computer games, spending time on things which are basically not essential. If it is just entertainment then you could watch the games on replay and during your free time right? And if it is gaambling you are concerned with, and if it is more than important than your studies, then just continue doing it. We all haave freewill. See it for yourself if it would either be bad or not to do so. Regret comes last by the way. Some things are needed to be learned the hard way right?
413  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you have a habit of tracking your gambling progress? on: February 11, 2024, 04:21:27 PM
Well yes, but not daily and rather weekly. I allot a budget on the amount I would engage for a single week since I do gamble only with my free time. I am also sticking with the wagering amount which is why there are exceeding amounts sometimes for a week that can still be used for next week. Same thing goes with profit limit in order to not let myself become greedy of rewards aand end up losing everything in an instant. So far tracking the my cashflow in gambling really helps me a lot and I can still say that I am gambling responsible up until now. One reason I do so is that I am fully aware that I easily get affected with betting outcomes especially with losses. There was a time that I used all of my monthly salary just to get back with what I've lost in a single day, and ended up with nothing. It was an experience I never want to encounter.
I never track my gambling history, because I know it will make me more curious and force myself to continue gambling, besides, I don't really care about account status or calculating losses and wins, because I'm not an active gambler, I just open online casinos when I feel bored and have time
The way you gamble in your spare time is very good for you. This way you gamble but never get addicted to gambling. We always have to think about one thing that we cannot spend money and time behind gambling. Whenever we have extra money and  Gambling addiction will grow from the moment we start spending time. No matter what we do we cannot allow our gambling addiction to grow.
Unfortunately, addiction is not something we choose but we can lessen the risk. Preventive acts include tracking the money you are using in gambling as well as your exposure to this industry as well. If it consumes most of your time and money, then that should be an enough warning to keep an eye with your loss especially.
414  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What is the most underrated sport? on: February 11, 2024, 03:38:50 PM
Have you ever heard about Sepak Takraw? It's  like volleyball but instead of using hands players kick a ball over a net using their feet, knees, chest or head. It's played with a small ball made of rattan. Usually there are two teams, with three players on each team. The goal is to kick the ball over the net in a way that makes it hard for the other team to kick it back. I haven't placed any bets on this sport since I don't know if there's one available to bet on.
Personally yes, I'm familiar of it. However, I think it is not because it is underrated, but rather not a sport known by many countries. Underrated sports are those which are being played internationally hut are still not getting that much of interest from audiences. And I guess those are swimming, gymnastics, and the likes. These sports are fun to watch in my perspective but I do understand why many people are not into it. There's nothing wrong with the sport itself, it is just because of personal preference by majority. One example is basketball wherein it happened that basketball courts are present to almost all countries nd that is because many people are just interested to it. Same reason  I guess why there are sports which are not being offered and covered by majority of sports providers in betting industry. We just have to accept it.
415  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Would you quit gambling for a friend? on: February 11, 2024, 03:09:34 PM

Would you do the same for a friend? Me personally I think I would have just confronted such a friend and told them to seek help instead of me altering my lifestyle for his benefit. If they didn't seek help to the point that it was affecting me I would've just stopped hanging out with them silently I think. A friend would've had to be a real good one to make an exception at least.
Are they together 24 hours per day? You could still gamble when he's not around if you know to yourself that you are just fine unlike with your friend. You have a jchoice to hide things from him if you know that he could be triggered of some of your activities. I understand that guilt might be running on his mind which is where this idea came from but in reality, we do always have many options in every situation. Why would you stop something which you enjoy just because your friend is not doing the same thing, on the same field of activity? Always prioritize your happiness than with others. There's no need to give up your friendship as well. Just don't let him know al of the things you are doing because you have the rights to do so and that you are having a valid reason as well.


Would you do the same for a friend? Me personally I think I would have just confronted such a friend and told them to seek help instead of me altering my lifestyle for his benefit. If they didn't seek help to the point that it was affecting me I would've just stopped hanging out with them silently I think. A friend would've had to be a real good one to make an exception at least.

I will do the same when it comes to your enjoyment and gambling activity as long as you are on the safe side gambling I will not quit gambling just because I have to show a friend that we need to stop gambling so he will not become addicted and become a good influence to him, I'll have a talk with him and to his family, because it's the family that needs to influence him into stopping gambling, a friend is limited to what he can do he can only offer advice but his family should be the one to step up and take action so he will be cured from gambling.
Also, how sure are we that he'd do the same thing if we happened to be on his situation? Some of us are just too kind to sacrifice that much even your source of haappiness when it comes on other people's regard. But once we think of the same action being reciprocated to us, reactions differ. Everyone could engage to gambling as long as they have the means to do so, excluding minors, but regardless of your circumstances. If you became addicted into it, then be aware of your fault first and have yourself be helped by professionals and not just pity from other people who are just minding their own.
416  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How my gambling life started. on: February 11, 2024, 02:33:46 PM
In years past before the casino and other online gambling bet platforms was discovered and brought to our knowledge, I and some family relatives used to play the card games but on the sequence some of us were becoming unserious in the game that it wasn't competitive so, we decided to have stakes with little amount of cents of $ which we could afford to loose just to buckle and cheers everyone up.
Time goes where we increases the stakes to make us more serious to the extend we began to bet about $1 which we can afford to loose at other expenditures but it seems unbearable loosing it on the caused of betting.
On a serious note, we saw this as a mere bet of competitions and not as gambling. As we advances, we saw it as a domestic gambling and not as the wild gambling that could cause one emotional outbreaks.

Time goes that it becomes unusual that we began to feel offenced and rebelled that we as relatives(1 family) are extorting from each other without empathy for one another and then, we unconciously grew wild developing in sentiments, greeds and taking it as an avenue to make profits.
Alongside, it was more of serious business than the just fun.

Then the casino and other online bet platforms was introduced in time. This was how I was exposed and my begining of gambling life!
Gambling is gambling no matter how big or small your bets are. The thing you are caling 'advancement' is simply bigger drive of profit, that you are wanting more than just a penny from it. Casino and online gambling sites are there due to technological advancements and capitalism for owners, nothing more and nothing less. For sure it is a common thing to all of us who are here in this industry. We experienced activities related to gambling during our youth. Some examples are with competitive games that we put consequences to whoever would lose the game. And as we grow up, we just value money more which gives some gamblers the idea to be hooked up in this industry for the sake of not only getting profit but to some, a way to get rich in an instant.

Another influence could be environment on why some of us are gambling at the present. For sure some peope here saw their fathers making some bets in lotteries, sports league and the likes. In some instances are neighbors and relatives who are doing the same thing. Eversince we are all familiar with what gambling is however, not everyone has as much as interest we have now, unlike before.
417  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: My first Bitcoin on: February 10, 2024, 05:11:25 PM
Good luck with your bitcoin investment. You can definitely profit from bitcoin investment if you can hold bitcoin investment for long term. Long term investment will surely bring you success in future. But one thing you must say as a new investor, there are many times when the price of Bitcoin goes down a lot. Don't ever think of selling your bitcoins in despair after seeing them fall in price. It is natural that the price of Bitcoin will fluctuate. Your patience can take your bitcoin investment far.
When I first started investing, the Bitcoin market went down a lot within a few days of investing. At that time I got frustrated and sold the invested Bitcoins. I suffered a lot of losses. I was new to investing at that time.  No. As a result, I have faced a lot of losses by investing without understanding in the first place. I have now gained a good understanding of Binion and recovered those losses very easily.
It is normal to make mistakes in the first place. Volatility is in nature on the market prices of crypto and with loss, those are temporary as long as you are not selling. Endurance of loss is crucial however, circumstances are really pushing people which yield to permanent loss. Again, such thing is normal as long as you learn from it. But I never assumed things to be easy even if you understand how things work in this industry. Prices are way unpredictable and patterns are only guides and will never guarantee certainty.
Please don't tell people how much money you make or even that you own bitcoin if you can't help it.  It's no one else's business but your own and that kind of information should be kept private. 

I want to say congrats though on the new job!  Just make sure you're well diversified ( no matter what anyone here says, remember they most likely aren't licensed financial professionals) and you understand that your bitcoin balance can highly fluctuate, up or down. 

You've got plenty of advice here already but I'm a fan of Trezor, Cold Cards, Jade and I guess BitBox wallets are pretty legit too.
It is okay to share what you are doing with other people but be careful with the informations you will be sharing with them because impressions could last. May people are having misunderstanding of what this technology is all about. Many people think that investing in this blockchain will yield to easy profit and as we all know, it is not that easily done, if it is true then many people should be rich by now right? But given that ony a few are succeeding it should be an enough warning to those who are planning to invest, to learn its concept first and avoid being too optimistic of it.
418  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Between new tokens and old tokens, which would you invest into? on: February 10, 2024, 04:14:59 PM
New tokens for short term investments and old tokens or major tokens in this industry for long term.  As we all know new tokens especially those which have large token supplies are ones which have volatile market value and tends to fall upon being listed with exchanges but not with certainty, everything will still depend with the hype a coin will be having on its introduction with the market. Likewise with old tokens, not all old tokens are having quite of a good market price movements. So if it is with choosing where to invest, depends still on the project. For sure you won't always be into long term or to shorties alone and with consistency. It will still depend on the situation. Perhaps at this moment wherein Bitcoin is in hype as well as with meme tokens for some reasons. You can always ride the tide if you would want to.
419  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What are the benefits of cryptocurrency to the illiterate people on: February 10, 2024, 03:25:11 PM
Are they alone? Can't they learn things? Literacy is something we can learn regardless of age. They may only be illiterate but they can still understand things. They just need guidance therefore, they could still benefit from cryptocurrencies the way we do, like no differences at all but it would depend on their will to do so. With benefits, it could be profit by means of investment, alternative mode of transaction and payment, and more.
What are the benefits of cryptocurrency to the illiterate people?

There's no benefit. It is better for illiterate people to be taught to read first. In my opinion, it is unreasonable for anyone to think that Bitcoin can be an investment for those who are illiterate. Meanwhile, even normal people have a big risk, especially illiterate people will have difficulty finding technical and fundamental analysis about Bitcoin. Their risk would be greater than someone who can read and I don't think it's a good option for them. I know bitcoin is a good technology but not all good things are accepted in all circles

But not all literate people are into investments right? What's missing to them? Definitely will and it does not require literacy in the first place. They COULD benefit from this industry and as you said they just need to learn things first. But there are ways and that is if there's someone to guide them with things. Risk is understandable by all people by the concept of 'gambling'wherein everyone is aware of. Athough things are different between investment and gambling, the thought is simply how risk is manageable.
420  Economy / Economics / Re: The savings problem on: February 10, 2024, 10:10:15 AM
Saving is always hard for most of us when we can always make it possible to happen. As long as we have our source of living, regardless of its amount, we can do initial saving even with a small amount. However, while most of us are greedy, as much as possible we want to save instant big amount of funds which I think will be hard to realized most especially if we are the sole breadwinners in the family.

As much as investing is important, saving as well should also be in top priority. Since it’s certain that it’s hard to make a successful investment if you are rushing to make instant profits due to lack of daily budget funds for daily needs.
The idea of big or small amount destroys the idea of saving. Indeed it should be any amount and what's important is to be committed of saving. Saving is applicable to anyone who has an income no matter how big or small it is. If you are not earning that much you can at least lessen some of your expenses if possible. On my end, I tend to pack a lunch from my house whenever I'm going to work than to buy it on fast food restaurants. If distance isn't that far, I am sometimes choosing the option of just walking than having a fare. It won't be that much but if things will be "gathered together", it will be reasonable and that is simply the logic behind saving. Some would say engaging to investment would be better but I guess it depends on the individual to decide which method will be more efficient.
By having a job, it is not certain that someone can achieve their financial freedom, because if someone has an income and they cannot manage it well then it is very unlikely that they can have financial freedom and for those who are still in school and have parents who can afford to send them to school, of course they haven't thought about how to find a job that gives them an income because they still have parents who give them money for them to go to school, but for those who want to start a family of course they have to look for a job and manage their income well so they can save for the family's future. so they can meet their family's needs.

I agree and it is wise for us as heads of families to make preparations for the continuity of life and education of our children in the future. Well, when talking about investment, investing should be thorough when we analyze the project, never miss a single point, meaning it is hope, but we must know that this also contains high risks, the price can rise 10x but it can run out in a few minutes after. The world of crypto trading is very fluctuating.
Investments aren't simple. You have to think of it as much as possible. Every investment has its risk and your job as an investor is to manage the risk involved in order to make it work. Trading on the other hand is not something I can consider as an investment given how big the risk is, but it really is. However, it is not an investment for everyone who just wants to do so.
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