I feel like the career women just do not prefer the financial world because they already carved a new thing for themselves and do not need to be 1 in 10 women in another field. Look at the marketing world, if you go to any marketing agency and check the numbers you will see that its mainly women that works there, or look at cafe business you will see that there are a lot of women working there (not just waitress but also owners too) or look at literature business you will see that there are a lot of women there too.

In the end they created their own sector and got into that, and since women were not commonly working 50+ years ago they had to start somewhere they all stick together and build a strong network in certain sectors, finance and crypto never became one, because they rather work with other women then become minority in men's world. Which I totally understand, I would prefer that as well if I were them.

Let's not put this much pressure into two people, it was giving Elon Musk this much influence that made things hard for us and now people are suggesting we should do the same for Jack as well. I believe there are very few people we should listen for crypto world because they can actually influence it with their moves. One of them is Vitalik because he turns ETH into something better every day, not personally I imagine because there are other coders and as far as I know he wasn't a great coder himself, according to him of course, and that is still good because he changes ETH into something awesome with the collection of help from everyone and acceptance of the community.

Secondly CZ because dude is CEO of binance and that means he has power over many things and that is why I think he should be listened to. I can't name a third one but I am sure there are a few others and that's about it.

Same here, I don't like to buy tickets for a lottery contest because it's like betting on unrealistic odds. I don't mind if I am entering the lottery doing small tasks like there are often giveaways/airdrops where you just need to enter your address. I just don't want to spend money to buy lottery tickets.

I don't think rigging is a problem because just like dice and other games, lotteries can be organized in a provably fair manner such that the results are picked using some kind of algorithm. I feel the real reason behind so many people hating the lottery is because the chances of winning a lottery are low and obviously only a handful of people will walk out as winners.

I wouldn't call them weak but they are just either too good or too bad on a particular day. I saw the odds before the ODI no.1 and surprisingly Pakistan were the favorites and I was wondering why a visiting team against the world champions is being listed as favorites but I quickly realized why it was such, because the home team England made too many changes suddenly.

In another world, I am really worried about Sri Lankan cricket team because they are neither producing goo enough players nor they have any proper management of the current ones. Changing captain, rotating too many players is what is causing them the troubles. It's heartbreaking to see a world champion team breaking into pieces like that. They had Sanga, Mahela, and all those great players not sure what's wrong now.

ATMs would be really cool, but I’ve always read people who make use of it complain that the cost of making use of the ATM for exchanging Bitcoin is always very high and they prefer to just do it online than making use of the ATM. So making use of the ATM might be an issue in this case. Anyways, I haven’t gone that much far when I’m introducing Friends to Bitcoin. I just show them the Bitcoin wallets and the funds I have in it and also show them how easy it is to send money to anyone without the need for banks, and it just arrives in seconds or few minutes. But I have also tried sending it as a gift.

I don’t think there is any accurate data when it comes to how many women are into cryptocurrency trading, and moreover I don’t know how Robinhood got to know they have more females joining their platform or how they go about attracting more females to their platform.

Anyways, this is how it has always been, in a space like this there are always more men than women, just like there are more women in the nursing field than there are men. Things like this you can’t force them, people are free to do whatever they want to do. I believe that with time we are going to have more women joining the community.

It depends on what I am actually doing. If it is day trading, then I think stop loss is very important to use in a situation like this, so that you’re not going to be running the risk of losing so much money while you’re trading. As for whenever I am HODL’ing, I don’t really bother about making use of stop loss. But I think you still have to put some things into consideration in a case like this , like for how long you’re going to be holding. If I plan to hold for a very long time and I have it in that I want that coin to reach a particular price before I am ready to sell, then I don’t see the need for it.

All the projects are built on the blockchain technology so it's not a specific project but a technology, that is blockchain.

I have a polar tendency as compared to yours. I always look at every project as if it's existed to scam (unfortunately been scammed many times, so have to go this way) and then I start my research like what are the fundamentals of the project, who is behind the team and what are they looking to achieve and whether what's being talked is realistic and achievable or just being lunatic in their approach.

There are many things and it's not possible to list them all but if you can do a rough fundamental analysis then you don't have to do much else.

I don't know who says you cannot win parlays because I usually make a lot of parlays and win some so although unlikely, you can always win. That said, don't get too inspired and lose all your bankroll to parlays because overall parlays will keep you in net loss, that's my experience with parlays at least. You may hit one big one but follow by 15-20 losses which eat up all the winnings you got.

Even the game where England was required to beat Czech Republic was pretty scary actually and I felt the game might end up in a draw eventually because there was just 1 goal and it could have easily been neutralized by the Czech Republic at any moment.

I have to say his previous attempts weren't that awesome neither. I mean he was with United before Spurs and his United stint didn't end that well neither, and before that he was in Chelsea again and that wasn't so great neither.

Mourinho hasn't been a great manager for a while now and people fail to see that, just because of his previous years he is still thought as a great manager but his good days are behind him, football evolved around him and now today's football doesn't care for the "park the bus" method or whatever else he can conjure up and that is why Mourinho became an "ok" manager at best. Roma wil basically be an "ok" team once again and nothing more. Anyone who thinks that Roma will have sudden success all because they got Mourinho doesn't have a clue about what he has achieved in the past 5 years, because he has achieved nothing at all.

It all depends on the advantages one gets by holding the coins. If bitcoins can be used to take fiat loans, then I am sure anyone would be glad to hold bitcoins as an asset.

You hold bitcoins --> the values go higher with time

You sell --> you pay taxes + you are losing your portfolio

you hold --> you can take loans by putting those bitcoins as collateral + you manage to hold your bitcoins for a longer period which also means more value over time

The only problem with the above assumption is that there are not many platforms where you get loans by giving out bitcoins at reasonable rates.

There is also a good amount of money to be made depending on what you are willing to wait for, because there is money to be made in the long run if you could simply just wait. People are forgetting that crypto is a long term deal and if you can find that good coin and invest some money into it then you can make a good return from it in the long run, in a few years at least.

I have a friend who does that and he has been making a killing during this bull run, he was a bit lucky and had money in 2018 so he put it all on dozens of different coins and in 2021 all of those coins were revived and actually worth something, he knew that one day they would and almost all of them did, a few didn't which is understandable but he never invested into a coin that is outside of top 1000 anyway, it was all coins that people knew and there were a community for it.

And some of them are getting good interest from the investors because everyone thinks these coins will be pumped while actually, I don't think any of them will be pumped at all. It's sheer lunacy in the market right now that any coin is coming with a meme or doge coin theme and people are buying it.

Either that or meme coins only suitable for short-term and sharp trading. If you see a meme coin is being hyped you may buy it to sell later, like Elon used to make tweets, smart traders will immediately buy the coins and wait for the bubble to hype up and once it has heated up nicely, they will just sell and get out of the market for the time being.

I didn't know that deaths are part of this sport and I thought all the safety measures like a string is attached to their back in case their balance gets disturbed. It must be a terrible feeling to make a bet on a player and then he dies, that's quite a strange feeling. I feel bad for wrestlers when I bet on them and they are knocked out or even when they knock out opponents so I am not sure how much death would traumatize me, maybe I won't be able to bet again.

I don't think there's a need to popularize this sport if many deaths are happening during such events. I always prefer sports like soccer and basketball where it's fun to watch and there is rarely a serious injury. Trae Young had a bruised leg and he was away from a few games, such is the sensitivity of the sport.

For some reason, a lot of players retire after they are down a set and some games. I remember watching Tomic play a few years back and the guy was almost tanking matches and he would just play to qualify for the tournament and even admitted publicly that he finds no motivation and his bank account is in good shape just by playing and qualifying for grand slams.

I was able to find the article too: https://www.tennis.com/news/articles/bernard-tomic-can-t-find-any-motivation-at-wimbledon

Anyways, talking about this year's winners, I am sure Djokovic has got this one pretty easily because Federer hasn't looked that good to me.

Another small problem is the confirmation timing and some merchants require 3-confirmations which wastes a lot of time. I cannot imagine going to a shop making my purchase, paying with bitcoins and waiting needlessly for an hour for 3-6 confirmations. Maybe this can be solved by the altcoins payment option in such places where the queue is long and people cannot wait.

There are mediators like Bitpay that allow customers to pay with Bitcoins and allow merchants to accept Bitcoins and it's legal too but I think not many merchants are aware of such services and I am not sure how much they charge for the mediation between the customer and merchant.

Gold is valuable because it's scarce like you said often times people consider gold to be a safer investment than bitcoin because while gold has worldwide value and is recognized as an asset all over the world but bitcoin is still a relatively new asset in comparison to gold hence the faith in crypto investments is not that much and moreover the legality issues are always there.

The only reason I believe bitcoin is more worthy of an investment as compared to gold is that bitcoin is much more scarce because the total supply is fixed and hence the value will be much higher than gold because gold is an element found in nature, doesn't has a fixed amount of reserve and I read somewhere Musk has found some gold in space, right? These things make bitcoin more valuable than gold.

For sure, we must not sell the coins below the price we bought them because that's insanity. If you are in the crypto trading you must be well prepared for these swings and they are nothing new neither, we have seen such things happen almost every year and sometimes a couple of times within the same year, so nothing to panic about or fear about.

I would go even one step further and think like this: Okay the market is down but what is the most likely movement from this point? Surely the movement will be upwards from here at least it's much more likely than price going even more down. You bought bitcoins for a higher price, no problem, just wait it out and selling at loss is probably the worst decision, unless of course, you need the money badly for something else.

They call $28k as the bottom because they don't care what value it was last year, they only care about the lowest value that was within this year, which is quite a negative way of looking at the market. If one shows the same attributes in the stocks market, they will never earn anything.

I don't like to comment whether we are moving towards new heights or we are declining towards a new bottom because these are all temporary movements and I seriously believe in the value of bitcoins not the price of it.

It's a dream for day traders who want to continuously play between these margins.

Good one and I think there are different odds all the time on goals too. I mean if you carefully observe the market "Next goal" and see the option None then the odds will be lower compared to what you get if you bet on under that many goals. Concretely, if you bet on No 1st goal you will get lower odds than you would get on betting under 0.5 goals.

I always check for the best possible odds and then place my bets because not just soccer, tennis (in tennis you get different odds on the exact score and under/overs) it happens in esports betting as well.

Player to win 6-4 in tennis, if he is leading 5-4 would be different than betting on under 10.5 so be careful and pick the best odds.