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5161  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin as a mode of payment on: April 11, 2018, 07:00:49 AM
Just wondering, who is accumulating Bitcoin via using it as a method of being paid, so instead of being paid in dollars or any other amount you ask client to pay you via Bitcoin especially merchants and freelancers. I think it is cool to be paid via Bitcoin because it appreciates so its like you can earn twice if you sell high.

This depends on the wallet provided you have in your country and also subject to the existing laws. Fortunately, the Philippines has a cryptocurrency wallet used by most Filipinos and there are options where you can convert your coins to various options, such as for online games, monthly utility bills, transportation fees, or through bank deposits!
The problem with bitcoin used as a payment is its slow transaction fees in the blockchain. There are also mining fees where you are obligated to buy and it may get out-of-hand when prices of bitcoins suddenly skyrocket (which what happened last year).

Bitcoin payments are not currently common, but I believe Bitcoin will accept and support more and more people in the next few years.

It will be accepted but be open to the possibility that it may also decrease depending on the prohibitions imposed world-wide. If on an international scale they prohibit the utilization of such, expect services to be eliminated slowly.
5162  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Trader Future life? on: April 11, 2018, 06:46:02 AM
How is trader life in the future?A trader is the country's wealth?
Trading is just a side job you can earn it could either be win or lose. A trader in crypto's are no different than trader in real life same as trading products as buy and selling crypto currency. Lucky and unlucky this job can have big profits depending on your risks because big risks comes with big wins so as they say but it is quite true but only if you succeed.

Being a trader, you need to actually experience in order to grasp the processes. It may be relatively difficult for someone to learn trading by just reading the theories and studies since what separates a good trader from a trader is the experience AND OPPORTUNITY. Another thing, being a trader means that you understand all the risks that you are getting to.
I know someone who is trader but only as a part-time job. From all of his earnings, he was able to establish his own book travelling business and eventually became a millionaire. But before he became successful, he risked most of his millions and losing some in the process.

Trader in future is the most pacific and patient guy in a neighborhood, always knowing, what will happen and how it would be, lol


It is kinda stressful, you know? Being able to predict the prices in a short-amount of time, keeping your soul and mind together when you lose most of your investments, and having tremendous patience when waiting for the process to mature are one of the things that a trader has to go through!
5163  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: IS IT THE BEST TIME FOR GAMBLING? on: April 11, 2018, 05:58:16 AM
Ive read some news and threads saying that stocks and cryptos is dropping low and indeed its true. Bitcoins price drops to $7K and is quite disturbing.

Do you think its the best time for gambling? Given these following reasons.

- A certain loss on holding a coin can be obtained if you win on a bet in gambling and can recover what has been lost to you because of the drop.

-  Holding is not that practical because it can be much lowered in the future and better risk it on gambling than seeing it continue dying.

- Trading or Holding consumes more time and risk and it prolongs the pressure of loss in you mind and stress you through out the day and the only way to release it is to risk it in gambling.


As you can see, these things are only successful if you win and much stressful if you dont. What do you choose? What do you recommend? Need some answers.

Yes and no.
Indeed, it may be the best time to gamble as the prices are low in the market but the nature of gambling revolves around luck and odds. Despite having the prices low in the market, gambling is very unpredictable as the profit that you gain revolves around the odds. Not to mention, it is very contagious as one may get addicted to gambling due to the negative repercussions it give to the individual.
Lastly, regardless of its price being low on the market, if you cannot control the urge of gambling you will eventually lose most of your resources.
5164  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Countries with weak economies can use cryptocurrency instead the dollars. on: April 11, 2018, 05:39:17 AM
Countries with weak economies and unstable currencies can use not the dollars but the crypto currency as a reserve unit. With such a statement made at a conference on the 20th anniversary of the independence of the Bank of England, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Christine Lagarde.

What do you think? Is it possible?

I do not fully agree.
Having a weak economy has its negative implication towards its development in infrastructure, innovations in technology, and corruption. Assuming that a country is underdeveloped, its resources are allocated into an hierarchy of needs, which I believe that cryptocurrency is under. They must first tackle the the issues in their country which are more prevalent, rather than changing their payment system. In the event that they focus into changing their payment system, this will lead to catastrophe in the market, considering that most hegemonic countries are against the utilization of bitcoin.
5165  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Possibility of Bitcoin's value to be zero on: April 11, 2018, 05:20:30 AM
The trend now regarding bitcoin is that it constantly goes down in every second and every minute. Is this the end of it? Will there be any possibility that its value becomes zero? Or specifically demonetised? Because for me I think 5 to 10 years from now this will happen simply because of the appearance of other alternative coins. What's your opinion about it?


These are some of the factors on how bitcoin's value would dropped significantly and eventually become obsolete:

  • Assuming in an international scale, governments would impose strict laws, rules, and regulations against bitcoin, attracting new investors and retaining old ones would be a problem;
  • If the existence of an innovative coin, following the blockchain tecnhology, rises up in the market and overtaking bitcoin as the reigning cryptocurrency, most investors would pull-out their investments towards this new coin; and
  • If bitcoin's price become stable due to intervention, people would rather invest into different mechanisms than bitcoin.

Despite mentioning those hypothetical situations, I doubt that bitcoin will become irrelevant and obsolete soon due to its benefits to the society and the government. Some countries in Asia are starting to adapt into its implementation (like Japan) since they see its potential to the economy.
5166  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Salary Paid in Bitcoin - would you do it? on: April 11, 2018, 05:05:15 AM
A company did an interesting social media experiment on people's acceptance of cryptocurrency as a method of payment for salary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vcGUeDlnLU&t=30s

Looks as though it could possibly have been staged by the company (I don't think so??), but the results seemed similar to what I would expect if it was genuine. And I think it is actually a clever way of promoting their token sale, more potential to go viral than other promotional videos I've seen. Anyway, personally I think I would be happy to take cryptocurrency as at least part payment for salary, and depending on circumstances, the whole amount.

This heavily depends on the country where I am staying at. Assuming that my country exhibits acceptance and leniency towards bitcoin, I would ask my company to at least convert a partial of my salary as bitcoin though not everything. One thing to keep in mind before accepting bitcoin as a salary is its volatile and decentralized value. Currently, there are no laws catering to tax imposition to bitcoin and that would lead to another problem regarding income tax. Lastly, the value of bitcoin may change everyday which makes your earnings sensitive in its price.

If establishments and retailers begin to accept bitcoin as an alternative payment, receiving bitcoin as a partial of your salary may provide convenience into paying bills and monthly obligations.

With this instability, and with a downward trend obviously people will not accept it, but it is something that a medium-term future will see more frequently.

Agree. The acceptance of bitcoin as your salary depends on cryptocurrencies' legal status among countries. If their existence is prejudicial and a threat to national standards, then imposition of world-wide bans may soon follow.
5167  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How I handle crypto regret on: April 11, 2018, 03:33:47 AM
I just drink untill I can't think.


(just joking)

This is actually the best strategy, nothing that a good few gallons of beer can't solve  Cheesy OP makes some really good points though, it's really important to take a step back at times and look at things from a holistic point of view, yes you could be much better off if you were god and you knew exactly what was going to happen, but you are not so you just have to do your best and if that leads to a profit then you can be very happy with that. This does not mean we should not be self critical and aim to learn and improve, it just means that it should stop short of chastising oneself.

Every individual has their own way to cope with their losses. Whether it may be by drinking beer, gambling, weeping, etc. all of us have their own unique sense of coping and if it works, then why stop? Due to our losses, it now creates this connotation wherein people should avoid doing their past mistakes that led to the failure of their investments.
Personally, I read investment books or walk on a Sunday afternoon in order to mitigate the pain caused by my failed investment strategies. Well like what they say, what does not kill you makes you stronger!

I just accept that I made a mistake, and move on. There is no point in dwelling on something that you cannot change. I accept the truth, learn from it, do better the next time. That is how you improve. If you keep regretting, you just lost time and focus, not very good in trading.

All of us need time in order to cope for our losses, especially when we're talking about large amounts of investments wasted due to negligence or being irresponsible. You may be right that everyone of us needs to move on but let time do the work in order for us to move-on completely.
5168  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling: Culture on: April 11, 2018, 02:44:13 AM
Have you ever wonder why even there are a lot of negative things gambling bought, it still doesnt leave us ? Is that so, gambling has been a part of our culture , even you have plenty or not. Rich people often socialize in the form of casino, while the poor are contented on country games with lower bets. I, as a person living on a third world country, witnessed how gambling form our culture. Town celebrations or "fiesta" are not complete without low cost gambling houses called "perya" where you can bet starting from almost $.02 and above. Every corner of the street has some kids playing coin games and even a wake makes its company awake using card games. Weird isnt it? How about in your country?

I will take it as part of classic entertainment and not as a culture eventhough it was started during the classic era*.

Why even there are negative things that gambling can brought, still many are hooked? That is because that it's not all about negative things. On the other hand, some people won and that's make gambling lives until now. If all things rotated in gambling is about losing then gambling industry will not be bloom like the current status today.

Although winning always have some room, it's obvious that gambling must not take seriously especially for an average gambler. It's depend on the gambler itself if they will allow themselves to be eaten in the negative effects of doing gambling.

The problem with gambling is that, people are so inclined into earning profits that they would resort to the easiest way possible though dangerous. Gambling tends to create this illusion wherein people are stuck on this paradigm cycle where they gamble despite winning or losing. Let's take that into detail:

If A gambles and wins, - it is highly unlikely that he/she will stop.
If A gambles and losses, - he/she will try to recover those losses by gambling again.

There exist this conundrum wherein people are stuck on this cycle. Though there are also factors you need to consider, most individuals gamble due to either for entertainment or they are experiencing financial struggle. This leads us to the question of: is gambling part of someone's culture despite its negative effects?
Well I cannot say but it all leads to one thing- it will slowly destroy one's life without the proper discipline and self-control.
5169  Economy / Speculation / Re: Will you stay in crypto if BTC does not recover? on: April 11, 2018, 01:08:56 AM
Hi,

Just wondering if you guys will stay in crypto (aka hold or sell your BTC holdings) if the price does not recover.

Lets say we are still around 6k-7k by December 2018 => Will you wait it out or give up and say "OK, we had a nice ride but we are not going up again"?

What about if in 2019 price is still hovering around 6k-7k and there is no sign of recovery to 10k+ (or even a new ATH)

Investments are all about timing and luck. When you investment, you must understand that the money that you are willing to risk is the money that you are also willing to lose in the event that the market falls. That is why, it must be thoroughly planned-out and a contingency plan must be made in order to avoid risks of losing everything. People who have investments know that they must diversify their resources in order to mitigate the damage of losing everything in one go.
For your question, I would be faithful to bitcoin and still choose to invest despite the prices increasing/decreasing in a small margin for various reasons:

  • Recent news have mentioned that universities are starting to accept bitcoin as a business degree in their curriculum;
  • Bitcoin reigns as the number one cryptocurrency in terms of market supply and price;
  • Though there may be strict laws/regulations, it still remains to be tax-free in some countries; and
  • Japan would likely develop further enhancements and breakthroughs in the blockchain for the success of bitcoin.

With this being said, I believe that bitcoin prices would skyrocket or at least increase in the near future, perfect for short-term gains as compared to other investment mechanisms.
5170  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Big gains come with big losses on: April 11, 2018, 01:00:03 AM
To everyone complaining about the current situation crypto is in or questioning why its happening you need to keep in mind that if something triples in price in a relatively short period of time, it can crash just as hard in the same period of time.  I remember when eth had its climb up $1400 people were ecstatic and they thought that we were never gonna see sub $1k eth again when just a few months ago eth was just $300.  This greed brought on by the price influxes is blinding people from the reality that crypto prices cant keep going up forever.

People learn from their mistakes. It is very unlikely for someone to experience the same mistake over the same problems. With big losses in a trading investment, people should take the necessary steps and solutions in order to prevent it from happening again. Famous investors and billionaires all started with one thing- THEY FAILED with something which involves money, whether an investment or a business venture.

It is indeed painful and heart-wrenching for someone to lose their investments especially when it involves large sums of cash but what separates millionaires from commoners is the attitude towards their losses. All of these are challenges that one must experience. Failure is inevitable but success is always achievable.
5171  Economy / Economics / Re: Stanford University Business Full-Time Cryptocurrency Course on: April 11, 2018, 12:52:03 AM
For those interested in studying crypto:

https://www.cryptocurrencyguide.org/stanford-universitys-graduate-school-of-business-full-time-cryptocurrency-course-scheduled-to-begin-next-month/

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Stanford Graduate School of Business, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business are expanding classes in digital currency and blockchain, CNBC reported.

Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business is offering a full-time cryptocurrency course, and is scheduled to begin next month.

Because it is being done by the business school, it will probably focus on the ecoomics aspects, as opposed to teh technical coding aspects of cryptocurrency.

This is excellent for the cryptocurrency world as it may hone students to develop further enhancements and future developments in order to improve the blockchain technology. Offering a degree with business related to cryptocurrency is one way to highlight and spread the knowledge of it to the world. We could say that this is a one-step progress and is a win-win situation among the society and bitcoin itself.
Though one problem that it might face mainly revolves around the government itself. The future of bitcoin is still unlikely and unreliable, as the government might impose rules/regulations prejudicial to its existence.

In the event that countries would declare bitcoin as a contraband, that degree might be useless and immaterial. They must have at least a contingency plan about the possible hindrances it might face.
5172  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Investing to Bitcoin is not that easy on: April 10, 2018, 03:19:13 PM
The list that you provided summarized the steps where an individual must follow in order their investments would not fall in the long-run. Though you have provided ample information and stern techniques, people can also invest as long as they have the means and capacity of doing so. Meaning, as long as they have can sustain their investments financially and they have the right discipline/attitude towards their investments, they would at least lower the risks of losing all of their investments.

many people think, invest in bitcoin are easy and very profitable whereas many things must be learned first before thinking about profits,
they decide to invest in bitcoin without thinking about the risk of market volatility in which many of them will panic sell when prices down.
Yep, that's the conclusion of those who are only interested in big profits. They do not think that to get a big profit must go through a fairly complex learning process, ranging from analyzing the market, to train managing emotions in managing funds.

People who do not know about the basics of investment and the background about the nature of the investment tend to only focus on the profit side, rather than understanding the big picture. Usually, these types of people tend to fall short in the long-run due to their greediness and lack of understanding in the market. Whereas people who at least are knowledgeable about cryptocurrencies/bitcoin has the opportunity to predict price dumps or skyrockets depending on the market supply and new circulating throughout the media.
5173  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Your first betting? on: April 10, 2018, 12:45:19 PM
Some of us have known gambling since childhood. well, I want to ask you what your first bet is .... if I bet with my friend when playing snake ladder who will be the winner at that time. that's the way make me knowned about gambling.

Oh sweet summer child! I remember my first gambling and it involved in-game currency in Dota 2 around 4-5 years ago. When Dota 2 was relatively new, the main currency for trading revolved around 'KEYS' for crates. My friend told me this betting website wherein you may have the opportunity to earn 5-10 keys per day depending on your luck (like any gambling advertising). I first started trading my 15 keys and luckily, I managed to win up to 30 keys then it all fell apart from that point. I started to continuously lose until all of my keys are gone!

The problem with gambling is it creates this endless illusion of an individual gambling in order to recover his/her losses. It tricks and manipulates the brain to gamble more despite winning or losing due to greed. From that point, I understood the implications of gambling and its detrimental effects to the society as a whole. That is why gambling can never be profitable!
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5175  Economy / Speculation / Re: Is this a good opportunity to buy or huge risk to lose money on: April 10, 2018, 10:58:25 AM
I am 50/50 on this.  Is it a good chance to buy and we won't see 6k again or is it a huge risk and it might crash to 2k or even to nothing.   Are people buying now or just watching and waiting.  There does seem a big volume of Bitcoin changing hands today compared to the last couple of weeks.  Are they buying or selling.  Why has it gone down so much at the moment.  So many questions and few answers.  I think it's looking a very risky business at the moment.

This actually depends on a lot of factors, mainly:

  • Do you have the capacity to invest money and bear the huge loss in case of a market crash?;
  • You must do your homework before investing by checking news circulating about bitcoin;
  • Before you invest your resources, consider it as money that you are willing to lose to at least mitigate the damage; and
  • If you have the means, then why not? Investing into bitcoin is always a high-risk, high reward system

Though there are other reasons, personally I suggest that you must do your research brfore investing and avoid rushing as this tends to lead to your investment’s downfall.
5176  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Ways to improve Bitcoin Community on: April 10, 2018, 01:49:07 AM
I think the major way we could work to improve the bitcoin community is by actually having community spirit, treating each other as comrades rather than competition. Helping to build each other up, rather than knocking each other down. Right now the community is quite hostile, new coins actively try to discredit old ones, and vice-versa, there is no real attempt to build a better coin for the sake of the future, but instead appears to be done only for maximum profit. This is no Satoshi's vision.

#This.

You have actually hit the bulls-eye. This is I think the main bitcoin community (the forum), yet what I see is some flaming, hostility, discredit, bullying a divided community which I think counter-productive.

I profoundly agree. Nowadays, the bitcoin community has been focusing on acquiring wealth to the extent that it actually affects the community in a bad light due to competition and hostility rather than building and supporting each other. The existence of new coins in the market tend to create a stigma to the community due to the recent scams and robberies made to the people.
Change is something that cannot be forced upon people as it requires self-inspiration and realization in order to work. We tend to focus on the big picture of earning large amounts of cash or having your own business but we forget to LOOK in the small picture, which is us.

The biggest improvement that I would want in Bitcoin community is the elimination of spammers and cheaters once and for all as they are sabotaging the success of such a wonderful technology. Also, people should stop spreading and listening fake news regarding crypto market.

Though it may sound good, I see it as something that is very idealistic. We strive for a perfect world wherein corruption and violence were to be eliminated but these are inevitable for us to experience. The existence of cheaters and spammers reflect our society and the world we live in. Though there may be no perfect system, a strict or regulated form of rules may do the trick but this may cause dismay in acquiring new investors as they may be disheartened.
5177  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I stop looking at Bitcoin Price on: April 10, 2018, 12:39:43 AM
I just stop looking at bitcoin price. It hurts me actually, that's why I took this decision. I am holding few of BTC and I will not look at my wallets too for 2 months. I hope after 2 months when I will go to see bitcoin price, maybe I will scream happily. What about you guys?  Grin

Some people considers on using that as a technique in order to mitigate the damage emotionally and psychologically. Well if that method helps you in at least lowering the damage caused then why not?

Relative to the price you acquired your bitcoin, I still encourage you to check the price from time-to-time as there always exists the potential of its price skyrocketing without any given notice. If your investments are made for long-term, then you may continue on doing this method but if its for short-term then I highly suggest to check on it consistently.

I have no bitcoin but why i always check the price of bitcoin it's hard to see that bitcoin is dropping the price little by little. But i can do anything just to watch and waiting again that bitcoin price will grow up.

What is the point of checking the price if you do not have any bitcoins? I highly suggest that today is the perfect opportunity for someone to acquire coins due to its price falling from the $8,000 range. Soon, its price may recover and you may have the opportunity to earn short-term profit.
5178  Economy / Economics / Re: What to do with our new found wealth??? on: April 09, 2018, 05:23:36 PM
I'm currently investigating how to stay under the radar with regards to the profits made from crypto.

So, let's say we made millions, how do you get some of the money back to fiat,but without making waves with the government.

Added, I stay in a corrupt country where large scale government corruption is the norm.

Any help will be appreciated.

PS: Is the idea of crypto not to be anonymous.

This is really hard to escape the rules of government but yeah if you know trusted people that you can send your btc little by little and convert it into fiat then you can really easily do that. But of course you still have to be careful because government will surely make their ways just to know when your wealth came from.

Is it really that difficult considering the anonymity factor provided by bitcoin when transacting due to its decentralized nature? Well if you really want to be safe, I prefer conspiring with someone who has also the same problem as yours and talk your way through it. You may also ask people around the forum regarding trading bitcoin via paypal in order to at least mitigate the risk of the government finding it out. Like you mentioned, you may also transact or convert your bitcoins slowly, but this may also leave a negative implication when the government investigates the transaction.

Sneaking a great amount of btcs without govt notice can be proved harmful. Better you should pay what the neccessary tax is

The truth will set you free! Like what you mentioned, just pay the necessary tax related to cryptocurrencies to avoid any future conflicts with the law or the government since once they investigate and find that you have been illegally transacting without paying the legal fees, you may be reprimanded for it.
5179  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What will destroy the bitcoin? on: April 09, 2018, 02:55:17 PM
Bitcoin appeared in 2009, eight years, the total value of the circulation of bitcoins up and down 200 billion US dollars. Bitcoin was declared "dead" by the media countless times. However, it is undeniable that the media has a huge influence. Therefore, with each media claim that "bitcoin is dead", the price of bitcoin will drop sharply. The magic is that every time Bitcoin is alive, its price has hit a new high all the way. In other words, in the face of so-called drug poisoning amateur media reports, bitcoin gradually developed "resistance", negative media coverage for the impact of bitcoin prices getting smaller and smaller. What will eventually destroy bitcoin? If there is a force that can destroy bitcoin, it must be human greed.
Investors can destroy Bitcoin and the current Crypto market. Investors are the ones who decide the survival of all, it will continue to exist as long as the investor, and it will disappear when investors abandon it to choose a new more potential.
Unfortunately this is very true and with the current crop of investors that we have, that is those who are quick to immediately sell when they hear rumors or FUD, This is actually one of the reason why the value keeps plummeting all the time and the currency is so volatile.

Just like any investment mechanisms when investors pull out their investments from a certain company, it slowly becomes obsolete thus terminating its existence in a short matter of time. Unfortunately, the recent news circulating about bitcoin are mainly prejudicial conspiracies that primarily affects its price on the market supply which makes investors skeptical.

Bitcoin appeared in 2009, eight years, the total value of the circulation of bitcoins up and down 200 billion US dollars. Bitcoin was declared "dead" by the media countless times. However, it is undeniable that the media has a huge influence. Therefore, with each media claim that "bitcoin is dead", the price of bitcoin will drop sharply. The magic is that every time Bitcoin is alive, its price has hit a new high all the way. In other words, in the face of so-called drug poisoning amateur media reports, bitcoin gradually developed "resistance", negative media coverage for the impact of bitcoin prices getting smaller and smaller. What will eventually destroy bitcoin? If there is a force that can destroy bitcoin, it must be human greed.
Investors can destroy Bitcoin and the current Crypto market. Investors are the ones who decide the survival of all, it will continue to exist as long as the investor, and it will disappear when investors abandon it to choose a new more potential.


I both agree, media, investor or people who are negative about bitcoin can possibly destroy it. Some people will use bitcoin to scam so that they can earn money. With that impact people now will not believe and invest to it.

Well indeed, media has the capacity and power to influence new/existing investors regarding the circulation of news about bitcoin. Remember, everything that involves money also implies that there may be an underlying reason behind such news, backed out by the government or large trading companies who wants to oust bitcoin out of the picture.
5180  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Does your family past incidents effect you? on: April 09, 2018, 02:00:15 PM
Hi, i have a question for my gambler's buddies as i'm perplexed by this. I have a friend who really wishes to gamble, but he is not allowed to because his uncle lost his entire assets and some million's and his grandfather to lost another million or so (they're filthy rich). So due to this facts he is barred from gambling, they believe he'll loose money to, they're stopping him on past incidents and i'm really tired of explaining them they're wrong, what do you'll think, anyone else faces such issues?

Are there any reasons prior to why he wants to gamble? I mean, from the information you provided it proved that he still owns tons of assets despite his grandfather losing some cash. Is it a form of entertainment for him? Does it provide refuge or does gambling cushion him from feeling depress? I am also confused to this ambiguity and quite perplexed.
In adherence to those things that I mentioned, gambling can never be profitable in the long-run. It would only aggravate his situation since he might let his frustrations take over his decision making skills. Tell your friend to NOT gamble and to focus on the things that are paramount to their family's success rather than resorting to a method that may lead to his downfall.
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