You can also add MIR4. It's working relatively fine and no investments are required to start playing (f2p). Probably it's going to become one of the most popular play to earn games. However, it's a very competitive game where almost the entire map is PVP, especially the most important areas for the development of your character. Sometimes it's really annoying and stressing to have your progress delayed because the interference of another players.

Yes, it will appear like this in your EARN BTC tab after 30 days:

Yes, to not be able to save some money at the end of the month means the person doesn't have financial stability, so savings have a very important role in an organized financial life, that is the key for improving life quality while being responsible at same time. Maybe in some cases the individual can manage to have stability, but spending everything he earns, what means he doesn't save anything. The problem with this approach is that he won't be able to fulfill any long term goals in his life. It will be eternally "tied" without any development.

I can have financial stability with any amount of money, even the minimum necessary to survive. Financial stability just means I have to respect my financial limits, never spending money I don't have or that I will miss later for emergencies.
 
Being responsible with your money like I mentioned, you will be able to grow your savings on long run, earning more and more money (from passive income) each new month. So you can upgrade your life standard step by step as time passes, always respecting your financial stability limits to not compromise your progress negatively. With the correct mindset and with access to the right tools (bitcoin), everyone has a chance to thrive, doesn't matter how much they make in a monthly basis.

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So I think we could say if all the money in the world was invested in crypto currency, and more specifically in bitcoin, we could say the price would grow x100, reaching to 6,600,000$ dollars. That is just my basic understanding though, taking in consideration bitcoin represents less than 1% of the world's money.

It looks like he isn't going to be fired yet.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/manchester-united-engman_utd/story/4516373/solskjaer-to-remain-man-united-manager-after-international-break-sources

Manchester United intends to keep him at least until the end of this season. It's hard to know if the reason behind this decision is purely financial, or if there is something else. Politics also play a big role in the backgrounds of soccer industry. The public has no idea about what is going on there.

If their evaluation method were clearer and more explicit, more casinos could adequate themselves to the requirements asked, making the gambling environment "safer" for more gamblers. It would also propitiate an increasement in the competition among casinos for the awards. And actually I don't understand why GamCare doesn't make their points obvious, because theoretically it's from their own interest to teach and encourage the maximum number of casinos what they have to do to adopt the so called safe betting standards.

But where does that little amount of money they have come from? To have money, despite the amount, someone needs a source of income that must come from work, investments or donations. And if these people are being given free money it's a serious issue they are using this budget to gamble, as gambling is not supposed to be a basic need for an individual who doesn't have any other income.
That is the case of some gamblers where I live as well, because I see when a new month is beginning, people who receive welfare from the government goes directly to the pubs where gambling lottery and similar games are offered in order to spend that money.

It depends what people you are talking about. If it's a farmer's family in an african country I agree these people really need special attention, but if it's an addicted person or a pickpocket who live on the streets of a big center taking advantage of another citizens and from the society it's really a matter of mindset, because they have no fair reason to live and behave like that.

The problem is that those people who really need help are all labeled as lazy and despicable because the ones who don't deserve any help and end being totally supported by populist political agendas who seek for their votes.

Personally I like the idea of being paid in bitcoins, because I don't need to buy bitcoins to have an investment this way and feel much more incentivized to hold my coins, selling for fiat only what is necessary for daily expenses. But to pass a project like this isn't so easy as it looks, a lot of support from the society, many congressmen and even from the government is need, and I suppose Brazil lacks primary regulations over bitcoin that should be passed before this propose legalizing crypto payments for workers from all spheres, that is a lot more complex and will contradict many personal interests, including the ministry of economy.

Not only bitcoin, but financial education should be a must in every schools. Sadly I have never been taught at school anything regards this basic matter like most people around. And that is why we have a society of people going into debt, without any control over their finances, spending more than they earn.

If investments options, including bitcoin, were introduced to kids at schools through math lessons we would have a lot more people thriving financially, consequently decreasing the volume of social issues that keep increasing in alarming rates.

Besides religious reasons, I've also noticed some governments are using gambling addiction increasement rates during the pandemic and interest in gambling from young people to justify a ban or more severe restrictions towards gambling. There have been several news recently saying regulations on gambling ads are going to become more strict, or that taxes are going to be raised for gambling industry in different countries. Spain and Ukraine are two examples.

Authorities are really worried about the negative social consequences (mental issues, poverty) of betting platforms growing larger and stronger these days due to the wide internet global access.

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Although 25$ million represents less than 0,5% of their total funds, I think that is good news for bitcoin and ethereum enthusiasts. Serious investors help crypto currencies to grow solid and dilute volatility, what prevents deep corrections and crashes in the market. News like this should be spreaded to most people as possible, so they can also suggest crypto investments for the pension funds or investment funds in general they belong.

Do you agree news like this have a positive impact or are they indifferent in your opinion?

It sounds easier than it really is. I don't think there are many opportunities in crypto universe or on the internet in general. Most of what we call opportunities are scam attempts or people trying to waste our time in order to profit some pennies.

The fact is that jobs' offers are very limited and insufficient to supply all the demand for work that exist in the market. However, as the market is constantly changing and evolving, jobs spots are also in constant transformation, what propitiates the opportunity for anyone to be a pioneer in determined field, if they are "lucky" enough to find that before the masses' harassment starts, and then the spots become insufficient again.

That is why I think the real good opportunities aren't being shout from the rooftops, because once they are, they aren't an opportunity anymore. So always search for jobs in a fully opposed direction to where most people are killing themselves to achieve it. Sooner or later you will have the honor to be the early adopter of something really valuable that will reward you considerably later, just like bitcoin.

He should have been more cautious. A wealthy person can't be so negligent like he was on this situation when 4 or 5 unknown hooded men rang the bell. Some basic security measures could have prevented this whole situation from happening. Actually this man seems to have been so naive that it makes me imagine the possibility this assault was forged.

I think casual gambler category fits better for me. Gambling is not an essential activity in my life, what means I don't need to be constantly betting to feel satisfied, but I can enjoy it occasionally, especially if there are another people around to share the experience and talk about gambling games, what strategies they use, what teams/players they think are worth to be picked.

After reading the definition of conservative gambler from the article mentioned, I think I also include myself on that category, because the focus of this kind of gambler is the experience, while using a modest budget to play (risk aversion). For that reason it is also noticeable problematic of addicted gamblers are not among conservative gamblers, because the characteristics among these groups are totally opposite.

Thanks for sharing the article showing the different categories of gamblers.

When I was firstly introduced to dice game I must confess I had the belief it was possible to play "safely" by following strategies shared by friends and at youtube videos. Then it took some time until I realized there wasn't anything like safe method to bet. Actually I think the funniest part of dice was to try the strategies until finding one that could work for real. Since it never happened, I slowly lost interest for it within time.

But sometimes I still get tempted to recover transactions fees' costs at casinos by placing some bets at dice game, so I can make the transaction "for free".

Navajo are being benefited by bitcoin indirectly, because they just profit from the rent the company pays in order to operate the mining farm inside their territory. The impact would be much more positive if the native americans were being taught to adopt bitcoin individually and directly, having access to exchanges, virtual jobs, investments and any other kind of crypto related site. This way each Navajo could chart their own path in crypto universe, without having to wait for the good will or success of third party companies to get some pennies from that.

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As I see, the introduction of NFTs in gambling industry could work as the evolution of casino bankroll investments. But instead of depositing money to generate passive income from it, you purchase a NFT that will ensure you have access to profitable premium features inside the platform. The idea is really good, but we need to see how it will work in practice.

From all gambling games I used to play dice in the past more frequently, but right now slots is the kind of game which most calls my attention, although I have to be careful, otherwise I will surely end losing money I'm not afford to lose, because those games drain a gambler's bankroll really fast. And since I play only for fun, I always put my bets on minimum, spinning it manually, while hoping the winnings can at least cover the bets made.