We saw it fell under $20k, what's the idea of being afraid at this point? Its market price climbed the way up and the decline we saw recently is just a mere price correction. Problem is how people expects from a halving. Well, indeed the market price is expected to go up however nothing happens in an instant. Do try to check the pervious market price chart during having and look for how many months before the uptrend took place. Yes nothing guarantees that same thing will exactly happen but that's the only thing we could depend on at this point. What I know is that volatiity is in nature of cryptocurrency market prices and that no coin will have a consistent uptrend without any curves into it. What's best for now is to wait and to take advantage of the dip. It is still a good time to accumulate a decent amount of Bitcoin in preparation to bullrun.

Not surprising I guess. If they would use a personal account to showcase a gambling site, win rate will be the same and that means he'd rely solely on his luck. Take note that the goal of streamers is to promote a gambling site (most of the time), therefore if viewers would see the reality of how hard it is to win, they would associate the platform being promoted to other sites as alike. Some viewers are just so desperate or aware of the reality in gambling that they would be hooked up with a platform if they will see that the streamer is winning easily. This is why demo accounts are most of the time being shown because I think it has a higher winning rate which will aim to create an impression to audiences or simply encouraged them to engage on the platform being showcased.

Yes I would if the platform I am engaging my money with, will require it. It just happens that this procedure is being asked to players on withdrawal and not merely because of huge profit, which makes players to notice is later after they registered or before making a deposit. We already know the reason behind this procedure; to limit minors' exposure to gambling activities and laundering concerns. There are many platforms to choose from wherein this isn't required and with that, we're free to move from one to another if we would want to. Not everyone agrees with complying to KYC procedures and for sure providers know that as well.Are there any gambler who doesn't aim to gain good profit from gambling? I doubt. A gambling site will give your winnings if they are legitimate and this procedure is just there for a reason. Condition is simple, if you like a platform then you should follow these rules, if not, feel free to choose other gambling sites. Personally, I never encountered any issue so far from doing kyc, and I hope same goes with other platforms and bettors.

Indeed this fighter is still young and yet we are seeing a lot of potenial from him. I'd say it is possible for him to conquer higher weight divisions if he won't be on a rush to do it. There's definitely more than stepping into higher weoght division; he has to dominate on it as well meaning,  experience would be a huge requirement before he continue to go up across division. I am not a fan of comparison between fighters because I see Inoue as a great fighter alone and same goes with Manny. Also they fought on different eras which is a factor to consider if people would insist comparison between these two great fighters.

But going back, Inoue as others have said would probably have a hard time against Nery, and that is already expected. Nery won't have such popularity for nothing and he deserved the spot as well. Will be surely exciting but my bias on this match will go to Inoue still.

Know your risk appetite. If you can let go the current profit and accept losing the amount you staked, then go for it. Been in such situation wherein out of my 5 bets, only one have failed which made me lost the whole wagered amount. Personally, it made me regret being greedy because to me, the profit was already decent and it was just me having desire to win more than to be contented at that time. Keep in mind how gambling works; no assurance of winning. If you'd be unlucky on the last match then be prepared to lose it all. Whether you pull out or push this bias, it all depends to you and no action will be invalid simply because everything relies on your decision as gambler. Just be mindful of the consequences.

Well yes, investment would be an option however not all people has the financial capacity to prioritize engaging to investments given that risks are present and that they won't afford the tendency of loss. Personally, best option I guess is to seek for part time or secondary jobs in order to cope up with the increase on the price of marketable goods and services. Not only that you would be able to afford paying those bills but could also create enough margin for savings or investment opportunities. What to do? You may learn new skills that could make other people pay you such as video editing and the likes,well ofcourse not all people are that in line with technology but for sure there are other services an individual could learn and make use of it for extra income. This is not representative to all people due to circumstances but that's something I guess no one has control of.. Another solution is for governments to increase the average salary rate but we all know what is actually happening on this aspect.

I agree, it just pleases the audiences on this match but what if something bad happens to the mma fighter due to the imbalance on the number of fighters? Yes they're trained professionals but no one's certain of accidents and vicious hits that could end someone's career. This sport is meant to be played by two single parties and that simply means a one on one match unlike with other sports such as Basketball which are better being played by teams. I also agree with the idea of imbalance and possible inconsistencies of the match operations. This is the same with fighting someone on a higher level than you are.
A fight is a fight, anything could happen that can endanger a fighter's life. Quite against with the idea as well.

This has something to do with bettor's bias. There are times a bettor would go with his favorite team regardless of the odds simply because it would make him/her happy believing that much to what team or which player he truly believes to put the bet on. Sometimes I tend to do this as well, for fun. I enjoy the game more with these kinds of  bet and that includes accepting the tendency of losing. In sportsbetting, injuries come often. This is why some star players are not able to play on crucial match ups and there's nothing we could do of it but to accept and wait for the player to win and continue.
There's always a chance to lose unless you'd be pulling your Bets and just watch the game for 'til it ends.However there are people who enjoys handicap because it coud generate them big profit and that's the objective we all want.

I won't say that this isn't correct. Indeed, you should not engage into something just becuse others did the same thing. Much if better for you to study that particular thing, perhaps investment in this instance, and decide whether you would still continue or not. It is not bad to conform but always know what you are dealing with. If you'll just be one of those "I will become rich because of Bitcoin" kind of investors, then save yourself early. Why? If something happens, for example a huge decline in market prices, you'd panic and more likely do hasty decisions that could yield to huge and permanent loss. Unlike if you know what it really is, you'd be able to also know what to do and what not to. Bitcoin and investments in general has its own risk that you should manage in order to avoid unecessary outcomes. Profitable indeed but nothing will come fast and easy.

Boxer will onjy lose on his record but not with money simply because they are professionals being paid on what they do regardless of the result. In every losing bet, then it qould only be the bettor to suffer the consequence of losing. It is not also right to think of a fighter in such way just to compensate your loss in a match. Accept things; you either lose or win and this will only be determined by your fate and luck. I guess this is not because of the amount he lost, but just his mindset of how he views every matches his money are involved with.

 Can't say that he's being irresponsible 'coz if he really is, then he'd probably bet again to get the amount back. I am not saying that his statement is valid but we just have different manners and mindset in the first place right? And this one is not in someone's control.

Whether you cash out in an instant or choose to finish the game, that's on you; eitherway would be fine as long as it favors you. What matters at the end of the day is earning rofit from every bet as much as possible. You may do either of these two but just keep in mind to avoid being regretful no matter what the outcome of your action is. Personally, it depends. If I'm up already and finishing the game will not create a damage on my bankroll then I'd probably just let things be. However, if I am chasing profit then settling for an amount would be my decision. Greed is something a gambler should not acquire. Be mindful of the logic behind gambling; you bet more, you lose more. Securing profit is the best thing to do here in general perspective; no one's certain of any gambling game outcome; you could be winning halftime but may still lose at the end of the game.

Elderly I guess and probably because they have nothing much to do since they are mostly out of their jobs or retired from their profession. Many of them have their own monthly pension and some are from their children. On the other hand, there are young gamblers as well but unlike with elders, they have other things to do that will occupy their time such as school, or profession, or social relationships. The more you have time to gamble, the more frequent you'd be able to. But this doesn't represent any age, of course it will still depend on the individual him/herself whether to gamble or not despite of schedule and financial capacity. Gambling chooses no race, age, and gender. Exposure as well does not guarantee, although increases the risk, of addiction to a particular activity.Gambling is just accessible to many countries even with small bets and place. I agree, they have the means to gamble including financial matter but not all elders are into this activity which is what I refer to, above.

Assuming that things have already happened, best way is to accept my fault if I would be on his shoes. Crying and getting mad of what happened will not bring back the losses. At the end of the day, the only thing we could do is to move forward and to learn from our mistakes. The given situation is not that detailed. Does he have work or what? 'coz if he has then I guess it would be best for him to save from his salary to re-pay the amount he lost in gambling, little by little. Being ashamed and full of regret is a normal thing to be, in this situation. But as I said, you have to accept things if there's no way we could do about getting it back. What's more important is to avoid having desires of playing again to compensate what has already happened because it will just make the situation worse.

Take a rest from gambling and focus on what is there to start with. Your life won't meant to end just because you have done something wrong. If you're worried of what your parents think of you, embrace it and show them that you've learned. They will just hope for the best of you, and that also includes correcting your wrongdoings.

Well most likely, big names from other industries adopting this technology, is what could increase the market price 'coz it can basically trigger a demand from non-crypto investors as well. However, same thing goes with the opposite. Binance as one of the biggest exchanger, is having issues at this moment regarding its accessibility in my country, which might be contributing to the current decline of not only Bitcoin but majority of crypto's market prices. Adoption of cryptocurrency is still struggling at this point which limits every uptrend.

As we can see here, there are many factors that could affect the market price of Bitcoin and that includes events inside and outside this industry, both increase and decrease to its value. But as we all know everything's temporary and volatility is a norma thing in this blockchain.Well, what he said is still right; Bitcoin will be affected by this whole industry's acceptance from the world. Fees on the other hand seems to be a problem for the new ones but for those who are long enough to be in this industry, it is something expected whenever the market value of Bitcoin is increasing. As I've said nothing's permanent and there's still a possibility for transaction fees to decrease eventually.

Before this year ends, I guess. But I am not expecting for the uptrend to happen within a month after the halving. As we can see on the market, prices of crypto are still down and have low volume compared to previous months which is an indicator of a bearish tendency. Obviously, the best thing to do now is to patiently wait for further market confirmations. Things won't happen on a single snap which is an enough reason to avoid FOMO and FUDs. Just observe for now and fill your bags if there will be a better opportunity under your risk appetite.
It was just a misconception and were just referred in such way because of the events which happened before after the halving. But if you would look closer to timeframes, there were a lot of accumulation stages on the previous halving before the increase became continuous. Altcoin season on the other hand happens after Bitcoin dominance, which happened numerous times in this industry.

Things are subjective when it comes to Art. It might be 'ugly' in your point of view but to others they are great. Proof? Check the price of those 1st Gen NFTs. They won't be paying that much for no reason. Maybe this assumption is simply because of the compaison with real life artworks but I think same thing goes with it. What increases the value of an artwork are who the artist is, concept, meaning, and more. Same thing is with NFTs; for example is with APE wherein many alike projects of the same concept followed.
But it is profitable to those people who invested on it, so I think it is not that useless. As long as it is being appreciated by some people in that industry, then that serves its purpose already. No one's forcing us to invest on it in the first place.

Well, technology, robots, and AIs are meant to make our lives easier. These things have limitations and that is where humans wouldn't be replaced of, if that's what many people are worried about. Also, if it would be problematic to the economy then why would it be continuing right? Those things are created to at least help us and not replace us. Perhaps with few restaurants having robot crews, that is because employees are outnumbered by customers. Things are still on development and it is too early to conclude and panic about it. If it weren't for these advancements, we would still do things manually and without any tools.That's indeed another thing to consider. These technological developments are not required and won't be easily implemented in the first place simply because they are too expensive for all businesses to afford. Same thing goes with some equipments being used at the present.

Crazy how Bitcoin is being hated but also being here in this forum. Like what you would achieve from doing so? I guess you're also an investor. I'd more believe that you're not if you posted this on other platforms like those people who doesn't understand a thing in this industry. What do you expect from this post? Conformity from people who are actually having an amount of Bitcoin on their bags or portfolio? If this is coming from loss due to an attempt of investing then this industry has nothing to do with it. Loss and profit will always be on the hands of the investor in particular with his/her decision making. This won't be of any use I guess. If Bitcoin is a dumb investment then I'd happily accept that one along with my profit, kidding aside.

Regrets are there because you've learned. Learnings won't mean anything if you won't reflect and apply it. You saw how big the potential is for Bitcoin's market value; are you investing now? It is easy to tell other people to invest but if we don't have the courage to do so, simply because we saw the price on a decline at the moment, then what's the point? Take the risk if you want to achieve something or gain profit. If you know how to properly manage the risk then at least loss won't hurt that much. Taking the risk is different from being reckless, keep this in mind. It is Bitcoin we are talking about and we all know how capable this digital currency is, to be bigger in the future. Erase the idea of easy money scheme 'coz there's no such thing.
Waiting for a lower market value could still be considered. People are just being hasty of the market price simply because halving took place and yet no significant changes could be seen other than the temporary dump.

For sure they are making decent to big amount however, if it is being most profitable then I guess it is not. There are exchangers, online banking, online shops such as dropshipping businesses and the likes. Bottomline is how popular an online casino or gambling site is. Take note of how many online gambling sites are there in the competition also the idea that there are more consumers than gamblers. Not all online gambling platforms are earning that much, again because of popularity. Same reason why online businesses which are more often used on a daily basis, are the ones which are most likely to earn more, however capital won't be equivalent with what's needed with online gambling sites which is also a factor to determine how profitable an online business is.