Making money with NFTs comes with two factor which is influence and talent. You can make NFTs if you are good at painting or can make something unique that will attract people to buy them. Some people with talents can make money out of this but are not noticed because they have no means to promote their service. They just become popular if some influential personality notices them and started promoting on their social media.

If you think you have a talent for this, you can create your own NFT and sell it on a marketplace like Opensea. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/23/how-to-create-buy-sell-nfts.html

I think this also exists in other businesses. It is more like a bribe to keep that business establishment continue operating and be protected by government officials or any powerful authorities. If they fail to give those "hidden taxes" then they would face some violation resulting in their business to close. These hidden taxes are what make these corrupt officials and authorities become rich, their salary is just a small chunk of money compared to what they receive.

Each lotto token costs $0.029 right now and needs atleast 25 tokens based on the previous draws so qualifying for the lottery is not that expensive. If converted to fiat, the requirement for each draw is only $0.72 which have a chance to win lotto tokens equivalent to 200$. With the 4000 current token holders, they get more from their deduction than their prize gives. They did an airdrop way back January and I think mostly airdrop holders are only the participants of their lotteries. Gamblers won't like this type of system as it doesn't give the thrill or satisfaction of what a real gambling platform provides.

Hodling can work both as savings and retirement.

If something happens and don't have enough money, you don't have to borrow money from someone or get a loan during emergencies. If you manage to not touch it until you are not able to work then it can become your retirement plan. If you're still financially stable after retirement, then you can decide if your children will inherit your crypto investment.

It is the same when buying a tangible asset like pieces of jewelry, you will only sell it when you need the money from that particular investment.

Have you ever tried using dogecoin, xrp, or trx to gamble? They have low fees and they are cheap that someone with a small bankroll would still be able to enjoy gambling for a couple of hours. Crypto is a better option for me than fiat because you don't need to provide your private information to gamble. If you are a high roller that you want to gamble for profit, there are stablecoins now which is tied to the value of USD. Cryptocurrencies is not just for gambling, it has plenty of uses and potential to improve our technology.

The sole purpose of their token is to gamble like in a lottery so I don't see a reason why they will include a stop button for their users that doesn't want to participate. You buy their token not as an investment but as a ticket hoping that you would win from their lottery. I can't say it's a scam but since only 1 address wins per lottery draw, what they give to the winner is also what they deduct from their token holders. And I think they even get more when reducing token holder's balance than what their prize gives.

You can check Lightnite, I just saw that from a youtuber that often promotes upcoming blockchain games. The game needs to be purchased $20 first before playing. For the amount you can earn, I don't have any idea how much it gives or is it even worth the time playing.


How can you say life became easier because of crypto games? Upcoming blockchain games like embersword, mirandus, etc. requires some investment in order for someone to have a good start. You can't just earn tons of money without investing in those games.


I already saw these games since I was a newbie in crypto, from the looks of it I doubt they will pay their users with what their saying. What their after here is the ads showed by the app for the dev to only benefit. If you have plenty of time, you can try one of those games to see if they will really pay to your address.

If it is a new exchange that you are using, be very careful with your funds there. If possible store them in non-custodial wallets or transfer them to a reputable exchange where it is also listed. It is even more safe to just store it in a non-custodial wallet if it is your long-term investment. You have no control on your cryptos if it is on a particular centralized exchange no matter how they are reputable. No one knows if that platform will be hacked anytime soon and you can't just blame them for your loss.

This is what I've been telling to my friends that want to try futures trading. They get attracted to the gains they saw from their friends on social media and get curious if they can still do it too. They don't know it is very risky and can cost you a lot of money in just seconds if the market goes opposite of what they want. I even see some people just dive into it with a huge capital but no knowledge at all. They think that futures trading is the way for them to be millionaires.

Gain in stocks is really slow and small unless you have a huge capital for it like hundred thousands. Unlike in crypto, investing to good potential coins like bnb, eth, and sol will bring you good gains even if you don't have huge capital. You just need to have strong mind to not be affected when there is fuds or it is bear season. I've been into crypto since 2016 and I already saw many coins that soared from $1 to more than $10 now. If I just bought some of those coins in its early days then I would be rich by now.

Happiness is subjective, some people are happy with non-material things and already contented with what they can afford. They don't get angry or jealous if someone close to them becomes successful hence they work hard to achieve what they want in life.

Money only gives us pleasure like what most of us feel when buying an item that we really want. When we found a better product, we are not happy anymore with what we currently have.

The only reason I can think of why they hate bitcoin is they don't want to buy at the current price. They use their influence to say some bad stuff about bitcoin to bring the price down, then when their statement causes panic on the bitcoin market they will buy at that lower price. I don't think it is their age that they hate digital currencies.  I'm sure they know fiat can be easily printed while bitcoin has a limited amount of supply. Technology is evolving so they know what type of assets are good to invest with the current generation.

Great work on your blogging website about gambling OP! The homepage could help a lot of newbies before they try any crypto-gambling platform to familiarize their self from the terms often found to it. Your reviews from different gambling website are very simple yet straightforward, you even included some screenshots of what you are explaining which is very interactive with the visitor of your website. This is very helpful for new gamblers that want to try a different platform.

You're just putting your account at risk if you are going to fake the KYC verification of a particular platform especially if you have big amounts to put there. Platforms also want to protect their business by asking KYC so they can't be used as a medium for money laundering. I know that all of us don't want our identities to be sold on the black market or used in doing illegal things so we should also be careful about where we are providing our private information. If it is a reputable platform, then why will you be afraid of doing KYC.

Racing is not that popular in many countries because it is only held in American and European countries where most racers came from. Not all countries have their own racing team to represent them unlike football, boxing, basketball, etc. Many people still prefer betting on contact sports rather than racing because it is liked by the majority and they can exchange opinions about it with someone they know. I once watched a motogp and f1 racing on cable tv and it got me bored too, it takes a lot of laps before the tournament finishes. I prefer betting on a match that can end in less than 1 or 2 hrs and I guess this is also what people prefer.

I don't know if it's real but many people says this telegram channel https://t.me/JackDorseyCoins is really owned by him. I'm following that telegram channel for a while now and he is promoting some shitcoin. If he reach the level of Elon Musk, promoting such shitcoins is not good for the crypto community. I can't find any social media account of him to verify if he does really own that channel. It currently has 28k followers and keeps increasing when the shitcoin promoted in that channel pumped a lot.

Is this coin created under binance smart chain network? If so, then it is definitely a shitcoin. Many coins like that are created because of his influence in the cryptomarket, just like Elongate that got popular few months ago. They create a coin that is something related to him or his tweet to hype it. Some people especially newbies are buying a huge amount of this coin thinking that it would make them rich. They don't know it is just a pump and dump scheme. Only early buyers will benefit from those coins, when it starts to get being rug pulled many people will lose a lot of money that has no chance of recovering forever.

Gas fees really drop recently but did this only happen when the crypto market started dumping from their ATH. I remember when ethereum's price is at $4000, its fee is almost 200$. That is already a huge amount even for those who live in the US. Will the fee increase again once ethereum starts to rally again?

And since ethereum is the topic, can someone explain me in simple terms what will happen when eip 1559 is implemented? Does this something have to do with their high fees? I don't understand clearly what it says when I search about it on google.

Your selling price should be your own decision, I know that all of us want to sell at the ATH to maximize the profit but there is really no way to know that. If you are contented with your profit then you can sell that altcoin, don't regret even if it goes higher. Learn to control your emotion when you are getting greedy, just think of what will happen if you didn't sell and that altcoin starts dumping. There is no right time to sell, it is just our greediness that consumes us when the market is rallying.

Before you start trading, ask yourself first if you already know the fundamentals. Did you learn from your previous mistake? You can't just start trading again just for the reason of earning money, if you don't know how to read the charts and candlesticks properly, then basically you are just gambling. If you are confident to trade now with your own skill then you should start learn how to control your emotion when some people spread fuds, or someone that causes you to hesitate in following your trading plan.