It's a general saying that, "we should bet/trade with the amount we can afford to lose," which I believe is part of valid advice for those that want to gamble responsibly. However, what you have explained in the end is good as it's a way to keep to a good gambling practice without interfering with someone's balanced lifestyle.

All responsible gamblers should always have their cautious rules/guide and must be strict to adhere to them with all discipline and determination.

We should continue to get ready for more adoption of cryptocurrency in the near future, and if you would agree with me, it might be slow but the business number is increasing yearly.

That said, it will be so painful if someone could not spend their crypto at a reasonable price but be spending it at lower prices. This present price of almost $30k is still nice, what of those that would have forwardly spent theirs around $15,500 last year? They can't feel good about that now as the price doubled a few months after.

Lastly, as we all wait for the big Bitcoin event next year, no one should be dumping theirs, we should find a way to buy more and keep it for over a year (a good investment opportunity).

This particular case of the OP is pathetic, such people should be severely sentenced as they are evil and should not be appreciated in society. How can someone be so callous and dubious blaming a financial institution for the money they actually spent themselves? Well, it's still difficult for me to believe such a story despite being a practical case as they pleaded guilty.

People are just evil, this is beyond gambling blames to me.

Haaland will certainly respect that, the day was not just multiple goals day for him, he did well also, and other shining days are ahead for him. As for Arsenal, nothing was played on that day, Man City dominated them. But I will not say this wasn't expected as Arsenal of the beginning and towards the 3 months to the end of the season is not the Arsenal we are seeing now.

This is why I would say that luck and good psychology are important in football. What has really changed in the squad of Arsenal, I don't seem to see anything, so why play this way if not psychologically?

This is my instinct rather than a professional analysis.

Did I hear someone say instinct does not work in trading? My friend, it does work. My trading instinct works 90%, especially for long-term trading because I live my life in the world of trading, even what happens in trading is being seen in my dreams at times, so trading is more than what we think.

That aside, this is an instinct, not a dream or anything. I've been having this instinct since November 2022 when Bitcoin was still challenged and facing bearish pressure. However, the first part is fulfilled by the market changing trend and moving closer to the levels.

Do you guys believe it would surpass $35k-37k this year?

Although Bitcoin is currently bullish and no speculation is perfect, still, this is tough task, for me, despite getting closer to the levels daily.

You just talked like an investor, they don't reason like the common people as you rather prefer to gain from Apple instead of giving them your money for what might not be worth it. I've always known that iPhone is an ostentatious good, you buy the popularity and relevance rather than the value for your money.

This is so me, I prioritise investment over buying frivolities, especially when a cheaper thing could still serve the purpose perfectly well. There's nothing wrong with using expensive things but I prefer those things in terms of an asset, not goods like the iPhone that goes worthless the more I use it.

What happened yesterday against VfL Bochum was sad for Dortmund that was supposed to have won the match easily. They need their played matches desperately as won to stay atop but might be displaced lower by Bayern soon. The thread from Union Berlin is also there as the two clubs still have their 1 outstanding match each. If they win, Bayern will move up and Union Berlin will close the gap.

This is now dangerous to be candid for a club that has been well-perceived to lead the table this season.

Nicely expressed my friend, but still, "The patient dog eats the fattest bone," which is what will happen in this quest for BTC. Patience might be required here and you would realize that BTC would be worth much more over time. This thread was created when the coin was at $60,810 according to @LoyceV. The value dropped due to many reasons, but won't be for long anymore.


I wouldn't mind waiting and buying my dream car with some of my stored coins at the end of next year.

Point of correction, banks can't go down completely, this is not the first time the banking sector would be stressed and the government always come to rescue them. Also, they are carefully planned and structured, part of the reason why they are regulated and also insured.

Truly, the overbearing nature and leak of privacy through banks are much, they are also controlling, yet too important to the economy, and they will never go extinct. At least, not for now, it can only be modernized, more digitized.

This is what many say in football but the table turns around at times, that's by the way. Juventus would surely be the preference of gamers in their next Seria A match against Lecce next week, they are too above them (Lecce) in terms of feats. I predict two goals to nothing in the game as Juventus seems to have taken back their morale after the 15 points have been restored to them.

It's not today that money has been printed and it's not all countries of the world that are printing money at the same time, this proves that the reason for global inflation is beyond this, it is a global issue. The US, for example, had printed money in the past and did not trigger hyperinflation since there are measures.

And yes, policies and careless decisions cause inflation, still, it's not all the time that this is happening in countries and still does not trigger global inflation in most cases.

As for me, what causes this present global inflation is too much dependence of some countries on other countries for goods and services and the war between Russia and Ukraine. In such a setup, when something goes wrong in those contributory countries, it has a chain reaction in the dependent countries as we see it now.

Mind you, no policy is perfect and there are always good reasons for them. And the policies that worked this time might boomerang without much reason for it at times, nonetheless, the effects stay in the country most times, not what we experience globally now.

I wouldn't blame you if you are ignorant of trading, it's clear by your comparison of short-term trading to gambling, they don't just mix. It's unfortunate that many don't know the difference between gambling and trading, they are not just the same irrespective of the timeframe used or the holding time.

However, it's worth noting that you can gamble in trading if you don't know what you are doing be it short or long-term trading, yet it would be ill to condemn a well-established short-term strategy as a gamble when the trader knows what he's actually doing. The scenarios are just two different things.

In other words, traders only gamble when there is no basis for their decision, not otherwise as you percept it here.

This high amount is just a withdrawal fee? It's gross to me for a new casino that is just trying to compete with the already actively competitive market. Some don't just have a good business plan. Well, a lot of people would not know until they file for a withdrawal. I pity them as they can use this fee to pay for at least 4 times withdrawals elsewhere.

Thanks for this. I was quick to know the internet when I was growing up, and as a smart guy, I have been extremely careful and it has helped me this far. Some of the measures I ensure these days as the tricks of scammers grow are to avoid unknown sites and links, particularly those that would be sent to me by email (even from the companies I know). I go to the URL myself to avoid issues.

I also use Adblocker on my browser, with my private browsing features fully on and always keep my premium antivirus running. One should also beware of touchscreen phishing where you don't have to click the link or ads, merely moving your finger around it will do the work for them.

I quite understand you, but it's you that didn't understand me, you are actually not following this in the part of economics. The first thing you should consider is that if the US is exporting expensive things, they are equally importing expensive things (e.g. Of the one I know, my country sells goods to the US in the value of how they sell it in the country (US), not the value of what it worth in my country. Sometimes, they will sell it 5 times more), which could be traced to their standard of living and the strength of their currency. Generally, the power of the US currency and their living standard are like a two-edged sword for them, it could be seen as both advantageous and disadvantageous, especially when dealing with external countries, you are only seeing it in the disadvantageous view which can't balance the scenario. Every country has their standards, while some are better or worse than the US in some cases.

Also, think of where the medical and pharmaceutical equipment is being produced, if it's majorly within the US, then there is no way it will not be costly because of their standard. And thankfully, insurance is working well in the country, the government has thought well on this, which is why their "Medicaid" is fully functional.

It's the external people that would need to plan their medical tourism which I don't see as a by-force to come to the US for it.

If they are not selfish, what then are they? I guess you've not been a victim of their overbearing attitude and white scam trouble before, if not, you wouldn't see things differently.

And no one challenges their initial lead in the financial sector but references their excessiveness, emotional trauma caused because of their disparity (I will explain it to you if you so desire) and unfairness it caused in the sector.

They are not the kind of financial transacting system I want, Bitcoin style is.

I will never recommend a 1-minute time frame for trading, and I don't think there is a professional trader using it. The such timeframe could be coded into trading bots, but certainly, no human being will be using a 1-minute chart consistently and still enjoy their life. The reason is that it's too burdensome, and you would have to be staring at the chart all the time. This takes more time and gives you stress, so it's not recommended by me.

However, there is no perfect timeframe for trading, yet I would recommend a 4-hour chart upwards for professional trading. Also, you might want to combine charts together for proper filtering of the signal.

That's football for you, you don't expect the perfect team, they have the relaxing moments where even the lesser club will strike them unexpectedly. What I see in that match is that Barcenola is just unprepared, but by the time they would be more serious, it's too late. Rayo Vallecano is not a team I expect to beat FC Barcelona but that's the reality yesterday. It was bad to point out that they (Rayo Vallecano) scored twice before Barca could be able to score once towards the end of the game.

Most clubs get relaxed when they are at a wide-gap level, but it boomerangs at times, just like in the case of Arsenal in EPL.

Paypal is nothing compared to Bitcoin, it's just like comparing death to a mere sickness. Paypal, a centralised system was created by selfish individuals, and it's clear that they use their dominance to scheme and scam people having enforced high charges on them, and still cause a huge disparity among people of the world which I don't see as fair and funny. Paypal has acted so irresponsibly, you can be aware of this if you are reading cases online, and now, they are integrating with Bitcoin, so Bitcoin is their boss incomparably.

Besides, fairness (irrespective of the person or country), privacy, decentralization, and hacking-proof are all part of the advantage of the Bitcoin network over the overbearing and centralised system called Paypal.