Elon Musk with his loose month! I am not taking the guy seriously anymore. He likes to play on people's integrity, particularly ardent supporters who only hear go and come like puppies. He should do anything to Twitter as he likes if he eventually purchases it, and stop playing like a child as usual.

I stopped taking the guy seriously when he speedily announced the buying of the microblogging app for $44B with $54.20 per share, only to take a turn and say he doesn't want the deal again as if they are in a banana republic.

Your points are so valid, but might not cause the persistent pressure on Bitcoin anymore as the mentioned factors are well priced-in. I was with a bearish view on Bitcoin until the last days of September, I am no more a bear. My decision was not because the market is bullish in the long-term disposition but for the fact that Bitcoin is already low, and institutional buyers and holders are queuing at lower levels to help it buy. This is why Bitcoin would try to sell after breaking important support levels, but would still not be able to maintain the selling until the buyers would take over in short-term disposition. This should continue for the rest of the year.

In all of my recent analyses, there is no strong or even valid support at $19K, you might want to explain better on this if you have strategies to back this up, let us learn from you. The level was just a coincidence to see the price of the market around it. The most valid support is now at $17,000-17,500 and might be defended by the Bulls as long as possible.

Frankly, Bitcoin might find it difficult to breach the level for the rest of this year, but will still might not make a tangible bullish run till 2023.

You have to work on yourself if you want to continue gambling since you already know where you are lacking. Self-control and discipline are important in gambling, you don't have to win all the time, or must win after losses. If you could take care of those and also have your gambling strategies and plans, I believe you will be a better gambler.

That makes the two of us, I don't gamble because I want to make money or be rich the way many have the mindset, I gamble for entertainment, and that is mostly when I am bored. My vast experience in trading makes this easy for me since I earn regularly through it.

I would have loved to read about your experience in gambling, and I can assure you that people will not be surprised as a worse gambler than you exists. I was a full-fledged adult when I started gambling, which might have helped me from being addicted to gambling anyhow. Till now, I always have positive experiences with gambling, the money made might be little but it is not something that calls for regrets.

Some people are always wrongly reacting to current wins and defeats while neglecting the form and the possible future of a club in the season. No one should down-talk Real Marid now as a draw with Osasuna does not translate to a bad team. Though they personally betrayed my expectation in the last match of high hopes, yet Osasuna is a well-experienced club and was so defensive.

However, Real Madrid is my favourite to win La Liga against Barca, but I will not conclude yet on the Champions league.

I partly agree with you because when you are gaming or playing casinos, you need luck. Yet, we should not believe that it's all about luck like you are making it looks now. Technical know-how and professionalism are important in gambling, especially in gaming, you might want to know the games you are betting a certain amount of money on so that you don't get to lose your money over and over again.

But when it comes to predictions, that's where you might want to rely solely on luck and the fairness of the company you are dealing with.

I have read too many predictions about Bitcoin to the extent that I don't want to read about them anymore to avoid a conflict of interest. And since I know how to speculate well, I only follow my own trading advice, and it is working excellently for me with minimal losses. Aside from that, I was an ardent supporter of the selling of Bitcoin this year due to the overall bearishness of the weekly and monthly charts, but I changed in September because the tradition of Bitcoin itself is helping it not to fall beyond normal.

A lot of buyers are queuing at immediate lower levels now, which makes me know that Bitcoin will not have an outstanding fall anymore this year.

What a good story attached with luck! I envy people like you who could take the risk at that time. I always regret it when I look back in relation to what Bitcoin achieved a few years ago. I might be nearing my 1 billion dollars now judging by the money I have for investment at that time if I had invested them all in BTC.

I must refute that this bad rhetoric about Bitcoin is not strange and is still there. Although, if one could move closer, they will know that the benefits of using Bitcoin outweigh the cause of any reservation about using it. Bitcoin is a very good development that needs more awareness for more adoption. Yet, the world's government has a lot to do to regulate it in their possible way to make it safer and appreciated more.

Did you read my posts clearly? I did not shift the blame of Forex trading on Bitcoin, how would I do that? I was only having my reservation due to the negative things perceived of it which are still genuine till today. Only that they do not matter to me anymore as I am determined to continue to earnest the good aspect of the crypto and make myself blind to the bad part.

No one could have thought that those giant stocks that crashed could crash, but it happened. This is an asset, its price could appreciate or depreciate due to many factors. And the issue is that the pressing factors that would crash Bitcoin might not be the ones that are obvious to speculators, it would come and that would be the reality at the time.

I hope this does not come, but as many appreciate BTC now, what if very bad news happens and the sentiment caused the crash?

Bitcoin is not left out when it comes to the backing as well unless you mean the government's backing as legal tender only. Some countries are doing that also for BTC, yet I agree that it is not enough. Nonetheless, the backing of BTC is almost the same as that of stocks, we should not mince words on this. The people that hold and buy the two keep them alive, not the government.

Perfect! Many do not view this like speculators and professionals, they mainly believe that once Bitcoin sells, it must buy. But are they truly considering the factors that are making it fall? In a situation where it has fallen to $1000, it must have been so demoralized and pressured to the point that almost all the investors/backers/holders must have turned their backs in such a situation.

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I would have complained much, and probably be sceptical of the next match if Man U did not make any goal, but they did, it's football, and they should know how to perform better. They contested with a better club where Haaland has been performing unexpectedly well, and 6-3, does not mean much to me than the 3 points it counts to the Man City. It is Man U that needs to buckle up and fight better as Everton cannot be as brilliant as Man City, so I don't think there is anything to demoralize Man U as I'm concerned.

What matters are the time, energy and prospect/plan of the person? Some might want to mine for the money, but mining is not like before, which discourages many people. Miners of many years ago earned more in BTC, but it is not really worth the time and the energy it consumes these days.

Having said that, in my case, I prefer buying Bitcoin to mining. Yet, I will not just buy it, I will buy it at the right time after carefully speculating its bullishness. If one could sell when it is bearish and always buy when it is bullish, many profits would be earned more than the miners.

I wouldn't conclude that the Bitcoin adoption in El Salvador is a failure, it's still at its initial/experimental stage. I couldn't imagine what the president of El Salvador was thinking when he adopted Bitcoin (a very risky asset) as a legal tender in the country. This is because Bitcoin is still at its early stage, more time in the tune of decades is still needed to effectively study its behaviour and reliability.

Let me assume that the country has offered itself as an experiment for others to learn what is possible with Bitcoin, yet they might laugh in the end. The issue at hand is the lack of responsivity of the asset for now, but it might be a boom for the country when it stabilizes above $50,000 in a matter of years.

Nevertheless, their citizens should be smart in handling the coin due to a lack of reliability that will never be dissociated from it.

Some debates/arguments about Bitcoin baffle me at times, they shouldn't have been initiated in the first place if the debaters truly know the mechanism behind the structure/operation of Bitcoin. Bitcoin can never be stable, it already has its technology and foundations as such, and it is an asset that could be held and traded in the interbank market. How could such be stable? Many decisions are dragging the price of Bitcoin, it will always fluctuate due to that, while the side with the highest liquidity takes the trophy just like any other floating market where demand and supply decide the price.

Without being sentimental, Africans would not do anything spectacular in this world cup, they don't often have a complete team. You mentioned Salah and Mane, but don't forget that they don't play for the same team nad they can't consistutute the whole team, which si where the issue lies. Africans were better contenders before, not know, they need a lot to develop their team. Like I used to be fcatilay, I don'yt see them in the semi-final.

Luck is good in footfall and all the facets of life, but no one or team can rey on it. They need their professionalism that will always make them shine and prove that they know what they are actually doing.

I admit that you are right, Japan tried in the 2018 world cup, but did they reach the semi? No, 3-2 against Belgium, which doesn't prove a point beyond that. While the point about South Korea is almost the same thing, they did not get to the semi and Brazil eventually lifted the trophy. We are talking about those that have the chance to lift the trophy, which was what I replied to in my last post.

All the teams would try their best, but luck and professionalism would be seen in some better than others. And those favoured in that aspect are Germany, Spain and South American teams. Also, I don't think African teams would reach final.

With my explanations above, you should have known that I know how to trade futures very well, only that I wanted more through Option trading. It's obvious that no one could trade Option without the knowledge of how to trade futures because you need to speculate and know how to earn from the market through it. However, the only difference between the future and Option trading is just the expiration of the tenure of the betting and the fixed amount to earn which must have been foreknown.

I will not crucify the OP for celebrating the Bitcoiners in his country on independence day though it's kind of off to me too, yet the way we think varies, hence the respect for each other's views. As there might be nothing to celebrate in Nigeria as regards independence as you are concerned, many, including the Bitcoiners here might still think otherwise.

Nigeria might not be getting everything right, but still, one of the countries you can enjoy the lowest cost of living in the world. This might not be if they are still under the colonial masters.

It is true that South Korea and Japan are good teams, with my preference being Japan's team but they are going nowhere in this world cup. You can mark my word for it and I can even bet my last money on this. What I envisaged in this world cup is tougher than the two countries and one might crash at the group stage, while the other at the quarter-final.

The only teams that might show some degree of surprise are the ones from the southern part of America, not the Asia extracts.

The high disparity between the rich and poor class when it comes to privileges of the rich made me vote for the poor to be better than the rich. The truth is that when given the two of them the same hash tasks, the poor will highly likely survive, while the rich might collapse/fail since they are not used to the harsh condition.

Yet, the poor would survive the good environment just like the rich. Tell me who wins? The poor of course.

Your story is touching! Can you imagine? So if they now give someone like you the privilege of the rich, would you misuse it judging from where you are coming from? The poor have been taught in a tough way, so they are better.

I believe some of you are not getting what the subject is all about. It is not about individuals now but the generality of what could be inferred between the poor and rich. Social media is awash with the fact that the rich are better, but I refuted it since they are not better but only privileged to be rich. So, it is not about one being better than the other in a place and the other in another place. It is all about one thing, can the rich survive what the poor are surviving? And the poor survive what the rich are surviving? You should know the answer by now.

Nothing much is to be expected in October as the battle between the bulls and bears continues towards the end of the year. Though the bearish trend is still favoured by me in October as the overall trend of the market judging by what the monthly and weekly charts dictate. Yet, the hesitation of the market in September makes me suggest that Bitcoin is not ready to go lower as it might have reached the year-low already, or is very close to the level.

This means that even if Bitcoin would fall further in October, such would be limited to around $17000-17500, which will not have much significance as that fall might be greeted with more fierce bullish movements.