I agree with you. If you actually think critically about it, if you only have limited extra money as capital for investment it is best to choose Bitcoin. There are only a few good real estate investments that require small capital that falls within the good category that guarantees profit and these days the same goes for business. Hence, for small-time individuals who have a tight budget for investment capital and are not as knowledgeable regarding economics and the current state of the market, it is better to settle for BTC. Such a fact is one of the very reason as to why even students and middle-class individuals are drawn to BTC investments these days.

You are absolutely right about this. Although many rich parents hope for their children to follow in their footsteps and either take over their company/business one day or take on the same path that they once chose to take, there are of course instances that these children have different dreams and goals they hope to follow. Hence, in an ideal scenario, it would be best for parents to be supportive of this while also guiding their kids to a path that will lead them to financial stability that will still keep the wealth and financial standing of the family. The very reason for this is the risk of any business/company going down if kids are forced to do something they have no care and passion for while if they know that they are being supported they may end up doing well and making a new for themselves in the industry they choose that will either add additional income for the family or create an additional business for them.

There is no doubt that the existence of Airbnbs and other short rental applications has significantly made it easier for people to get a place for a quick vacation or stay; not only does it make things more convenient as everything they need is on one application, but it also gives the convenience of making a reservation and booking with just a few clicks, unlike the traditional way of either personally going to the place or making a call (a task many of us do not really enjoy). However, in contrast with the convenience it brings us these applications also bring bad sales for hotels and other similar establishments as fewer and fewer guests are interested in staying in their places.

I understand your point and I honestly agree with you. If an individual really has the drive to find a way to make (additional) income they will somehow find a way to do so despite any discouragement they may get from others. Moreover, small income is still income and there are always available ways to increase it as long as we know how to critically analyze, plan, and put the plans we have into action. The economy is not favorable for most of us due to inflation and we can't really do anything about that state but what we can do is to adjust and find ways to constantly survive. We cannot let ourselves be stuck and just continuously cry and complain as that will obviously take us nowhere.

You're absolutely right. Although debts don't have such a big effect or impact on developed countries and their citizens, they can be a problem for developing countries. There are a lot of instances wherein a country that is not as economically established as the US finds itself in various debts that the general public has to make a move to remove various government officials out of there positions. However, in the case of the United States, it is not as big of a problem because of the reputation of the country and the relationship it built throughout the years.

Tama ka dyan kabayan. Kahit na manghingi ka ng proof sakanila or kahit anong identification cards or files meron silang ipoprovide para magtiwala at kumagat ka sakanila. Yung iba pa nga ay nag sesend pa ng selfie nila na hawak ID nila or hindi kaya magyaya pa ng video call para daw maassure ka nila na hindi scam.

Well nasa huli naman kasi talaga ang pagsisisi pero di rin naman talaga naten completely masisisi yung mga taong nag benta agad kasi nga bago pa lang at hindi pa nila alam at kabisado ang sistema so hirap din sila mag tiwala lalo na at natatagalan sila.

I agree with you, however instead of being too upfront about it OP can do it little by little. Dumping all the information there is to know can be overwhelming for parents and that might even cause another conflict for them to be open to Bitcoin investment. Instead, OP can start with sharing bits of information about it and make their parents curios at first and soon enough the parents will be the one to even start a conversation regarding it.

Investment is already the number one answer here. Cryptocurrency or Bitcoin investment allows people to transact with complete anonymity and thus gender discrimination or honestly any form of discrimination happens here.

I actually just noticed that too and it is pretty weird that there's such difference and general inaccuracy. Perhaps someone can link a more accurate and updated list with proper evaluation or maybe OP can conduct another research to edit the post.

Although I understand where you're coming from, I don't really think it's usual for any lenders to identify who they're lending their money to and verify those identities. I mean just think of it, will you let someone you don't know, a complete stranger, borrow money from you giving you little to no guarantee that they will pay you back? Also, if you really think about it, even with the people we know we have second thoughts on whether we'll lend them money or not due to the risk it gives, what else for a complete stranger?

I'm pretty sure there are already threads that talks about this topic. I'm sure a lot of answers will just revolve about budgeting, keeping a humble lifestyle, saving, investing, meal planning, and being smart about expenses. I'm too lazy to leave all the threads that asked this very question already but I'm sure it wouldn't take you a few scroll to find them.

Despite having doubts about what has actually happened regarding the picture, it's true that kids these days are more tech savvy than the past generations and it is always surprising and impressive to see just how much they know when it comes to technology and the internet. Hence, no matter the validity of the pic, it wouldn't be surprising to know that there a number of kids that are knowledgeable about cryptocurrency.

Perhaps those bookies you're referring to only appear on specific countries and are not really accessible in the entirety of Asia. There are a few that I know of, but they can only be accessed in China. There are some that are pushed by online influencers, though I do not trust these platforms at all. I'd rather play with Western platforms and do KYC than deposit my money into a platform that isn't even well-known in my region.

I take back what I said for Dillon. The man knows how to fight, but not to box. He's in there to just grapple Logan and hopefully get him to submission but that's not what boxing is all about. The 'fight' is too short-lived and really not entertaining thay I'd rather go to Twitter and watch some street brawl footages. Dillon oversold himself, and he's just not that guy who can throw hands and actually win with it.

As for KSI v Tommy Fury, idk what KSI is trying to do. He can throw punches, but he's looking to wrestle at the same time. I was clueless the whole time but whatever. Unfortunate for those who paid to watch this event. It's a shitshow at best.

Playing something even if it's not gambling during work hours is definitely the best possible way to lose a job FAST. I don't really know why you get to ask these very weird questions. I mean, why would anyone in their sane mind will decide to just randomly gamble at their workplace? What difference will it make when you gamble at home? If you have a poor work ethic, quit the job and do something else that would make you money, then gamble to your heart's content.

This is actually one of the most common things you will see in different gambling platforms. A wagering requirement is not something that will harm actual gamblers of the casino. It's in place to make sure that money laundering will not happen and that fraudsters will not use their platform for these kinds of things. If you're looking to use the casino as your personal mixer, then those days are over. If you deposit your money, best use it because that's the only reason why a person would deposit some money in the casino.

This is easier said than done. Scammers and fake agents are now smart and are most probably using fake identities in order to perpetuate their scams. I wouldn't be confident in taking these crooks into justice without learning of their ways first and how they really operate. It's always a nice habit to know who you are giving your money to, in this instance it's a gambling shop. Get to know the people around you, dig some information and keep your mouth shut that you know these things so if worse comes to worst, you have something that you can use against them and report them to the right authorities.

Buying Midas while leading is actually a good way to extend the lead even further, especially if the hero has a lot of pushing power or benefits from the attack speed. With his TB in game 1, I guess he became overconfident on the rotations that his team is making against TS. I mean, they were 13-0 on the first 20 minutes of the game. That's the thing though, he never though that TS could easily target him in a clash, and the opposing team is ready to throw bodies in order to just get him in that clash and gain a huge exp and gold swing. If he skipped Midas, went straight Manta to BKB, they could have had a huge pushing pressure against TS, but it seems that Artour is still busy farming up until the last second of that first game.

There aren't that much crypto bookies in the Asian side of things, and we still use sportsbooks that are based on the US or in the West. If you are a high roller, the best you can do is go to your local casino and ask whether they can refer you to a bookie that can handle your business. Honestly, I'll keep on using Stake or Rollbit if I am not a whale when it comes to betting and I'm just betting modest amounts.