The moment you decide to trade, be ready for a financial loss. That is very certain as no one gets their desired profits without passing through certain amount of losses. And from there, learn from your mistakes that resulted into losses so you won’t be susceptible to creating the same mistakes again. And while trading needs knowledge and proven skills, a trader should also have long stretch of patience so he can timing the market when to make the best and profitable trades.

Trading is skill based, so if these unskilled traders rely on luck, they’re not actually trading but certainly gambling. And both are definitely differ with each other, except that both have their own risks.

However, mistakes are always normal in trading that even professionals still commit inevitable mistakes. But if you are in trading, you should know that mistakes will definitely lead to losses, and consistent losses will end up losing your entire trading career. That’s the reason why trading should be learned the hard way, otherwise you will never trade for profits but only consistent losses.

Craig Wright is probably the person behind all these updated tweets, because it’s obvious that Satoshi won’t resort into tweeting anyway if he is really the person behind. Whether he’s already dead or still alive, I guess  claiming his spotlight again is not his thing. Because if he really want to do it, he must have done this years ago. So I guess whether it’s Elon Musk or Craig Wright that created the tweet, well their tweet do not create an impact to bitcoin anyway.

Regardless of whether there's a house edge or not, sometimes when we really lose in gambling, we lose our focus on work because we get emotionally affected. Based on my experience, it's best if we can avoid gambling, discipline ourselves, and only gamble after work – but, of course, with limitations. We shouldn't let it affect our job.

Have you seen the movie "The Gambler"? He was a teacher in the morning, gambled at night, and became addicted, which eventually made him quit teaching and even put his life in danger due to big loans from loan sharks.



That will make the situation worse. You don't borrow money for gambling, as that's the best recipe for disaster.

I would be happy for him to think that he could beat Shakur, as this could maintain his high confidence. We enjoy entertainment, and we certainly don't want to see a boxer fighting just to survive. With Shakur's quickness, De Los Santos might easily become frustrated and careless in the ring. However, since Shakur is a very clever fighter, he won't take high risks trying to knock down his opponent. He'll slowly wear down his opponent, and that's what we are likely to witness.

I'd like to share my experience with you all. Even though I'm not currently employed, I went through a phase of gambling while I was working in the past, and the outcome wasn't positive. It affected my job performance because, as you may know, when you lose, you tend to dwell on your losses and constantly think about strategies to win. When we talk about work, it usually means we're not particularly wealthy, and imagine what happens when we gamble money we can't afford to lose, especially when we're not earning much.

Let me tell you, the feeling is far from pleasant. It leads to a decline in your work performance, which can have significant consequences since that's your primary source of income. It might be manageable if you're winning, but the harsh reality is often quite the opposite. Even when we do win, we tend to spend most of our winnings, so we don't treat it as business money. This leaves us in a precarious situation when we lose because the money we initially budgeted for our families gets diverted to cover unexpected gambling-related expenses.

I'd like to hear from those of you who have experienced this or are still dealing with it. Please share your testimonies.

And Satoshi was never wrong with that. In fact, bitcoin even becomes more popular in the process and has built strong foundation with time. No matter how many times it was declared dead, but until now bitcoin still continue to flourish and make progress. That’s how very trusting Satoshi to the bitcoin community, his presence is no longer present but his invention continues to develop to bring advantages to the world even if the world itself is sometimes cruel to bitcoin and its community.

I'm feeling pretty confident, just like back in the last bull run. Right now, I'm not even thinking about what's gonna happen with altcoins. My focus is squarely on Bitcoin, especially with the halving coming up. I'm hoping it'll kickstart a bullish trend. This is a cycle we've all seen before; Bitcoin, the big shot in the market, often leads the charge. People call it the king for a reason, right? So, a bullish run from Bitcoin should pave the way for the altcoins to join the party.

I'm definitely on the lookout for altcoins that have good value right now and those with potential. If we look at the market today, it's safe to say that maybe less than 10% are legit altcoins, while the rest are just trash, or what folks like to call "shitcoins." So, it's all about how much trust you put in the altcoin market. But always stay grounded and keep an eye on the altcoins you're holding. You never know when one of them might have taken a nosedive because the devs decided to pull an exit scam.

I think they can't mix it because it's a team, as the headline says, they specify that it's TNT, just like when ROS was sent to play during the Jones Cup. The last time we won a championship, I think there was a mix of players from different teams. However, with the good number of international leagues that we are committed to participating in, maybe SBP has just chosen a team since they already know each other well. What happened to ROS was different as they lost with no pride.

If I recall correctly, the last time we participated in EASL, we sent TNT and SMB, and we still lost big time.

It’s either he badly needed that money for his own family or whatsoever but that does not justify why he need to avoid his friends after winning big amount. If he is a responsible person, he should meet his friends and tell them that the money he won will have its own purpose, and that he can’t share some tips to them. His friends will surely understand that because they all gamble to earn money, and when luck is already there, then he should use the money wisely so as not to see it gone all of a sudden.

If you develop addiction in trading, then all you want to do is just to trade even when the market is not suitable to trade. Instead of just observing the market or enjoying your other habits, but because of greed you insist to keep on trading and see yourself losing in the end. This is not actually good, but if losing could be the only way to learn your lesson, then probably it will help you instead to realize that trading all the time is not a must. You must know when to trade and when not to, that’s the only way so you can maximize your gains and at some point, lessen your losses as well.

You don't need to be an accountant to handle this task. Just keeping track of your bets involves basic addition and subtraction. At the very least, it will keep you informed about your current status, making your gambling journey more grounded in reality. If you're only betting for fun and not staking a substantial amount, this may not be a critical step. However, if you're taking gambling more seriously, it's essential to manage your bankroll effectively. After all, your ultimate objective is to win, and the first step in achieving that is safeguarding your bankroll through prudent budgeting.


The majority of us don't maintain a record of our gambling activities. It's not a common practice because many of us engage in gambling as a casual pastime. Wins and losses come and go, and it's often seen as part of the normal gambling experience.

LOL! even with subtitle I still could not get what he was saying, I just assume that he think he can win? isn't it right? haha. Anyway, whatever he say, it still could not change the fact that majority of the fans believe he would lose, and Shakur would just do the job like another day in the office.

For me, financing a gambler will never actually work. Why? Because gambling alone never guarantees winning. Once we gamble, we are bound to lose. That is the reason why gambling should never be viewed as something that will make you profitable in the long run, it may even bring you on its opposition in the end. So if someone goes to you and ask to finance him, always refuse the offer. It surely is a scam.

That’s how strong bitcoin is that it can totally stand throughout the test of time. A lot of times bitcoin has declared dead but until now, bitcoin is still totally alive and fighting. And no matter how the market becomes cruel and the people lost their hopes due to market volatility and the negative factors that put bitcoin price at risk, still bitcoin up to now is not settling in a very low value. In fact, after this upcoming bitcoin halving, bitcoin will certainly reach an all time high, something that we may have been expecting to happen hopefully.

Well, we're all gathered here, so what's the game plan? As gamblers, we stick together patronizing crypto casinos because when we are investor as well in crypto, it's pretty clear that demand has a direct impact on driving those prices up.

Now, let's talk about crypto gambling for a sec. It's a different ball game compared to traditional fiat casinos. What sets it apart is the payment system. We're not living in the past anymore, and pretty much no gambling site these days only accepts bitcoin. We've got a whole array of altcoins in the mix.

When it comes to crypto gambling, luck isn't tied to it in the same way as in fiat casinos. It's not about comparing apples to oranges. Luck is luck, whether you're rolling the dice in a fiat casino or spinning the reels in a crypto one. That's the bottom line.

These two have a track record of demanding hefty salaries from their teams, so it wouldn't be shocking if it turned out to be them. However, it's not essential anymore. We've managed to assemble a solid team, and even with limited preparation, we still clinched the gold medal.

Speaking of pay and salaries, I heard that SBP paid Jordan Clarkson $1 million for his participation in the FIBA World Cup. So, if they can afford to shell out that much, I believe our champions deserve a substantial reward, especially Justin Brownlee, who really carried the team and made history.

With 17 KOs in 23 wins, that's a solid 74% KO rate, rounded up. So, I'd say he's definitely a KO artist. Plus, if you check out his last two fights, both ended in knockouts.

Now, when it comes to Mendoza, he can also fit the KO artist category, with 16 KOs in 22 wins. It seems like Mendoza might not pose a significant threat to Tszyu. After all, Tszyu's got some serious boxing skills, and you can clearly see his ring IQ in action. He's the kind of fighter who believes he doesn't have to win by KO every time; what matters most is getting that win.

I remember hearing the buzz that they might be making a comeback, but then the heartbreaking news dropped - turns out the team got disbanded because the management couldn't handle the costs of keeping the squad running. It's a bummer for sure, but maybe it's best to let that team rest in peace since they're no longer around.

But hey, it seems like the PBA might be onto something exciting by bringing in foreign teams to the competition. Not only does it get fans all hyped up, but it's likely raking in some serious dough for the league. I mean, think about it: when a foreign squad ends up in the Finals, especially against Ginebra, you can bet folks are showing up to support, just like when our Gilas team faces off against other foreign teams. Good times for sure!

It's a lot different when rich people invest than the poor ones taking an investment. Of course, those rich men have always bigger opportunities to buy bitcoin and expect huge profits as well. While these low income individuals will have to hesitate buying bitcoin because once their investment lose, that means their finances will end up struggling. But one thing is certain, no one is rich or poor when it comes to investment. Everyone ends losing and gaining, but there's always a great advantage if you have a smart and knowledgeable mind that makes you see the real potentials and value of a certain investment.