The gap between the rich and the poor is very wide in most developing and underdeveloped nations, the rich and influential will do everything in their power to make the poor to remain in the lowest class, so they'll continue to exploit them by paying them peanuts for an elephant's job. Freeing oneself from the shackles of mental slavery and working to achieve financial freedom depends on where you are, if you're in a country where the leaders are always oppressing the poor with economic implementations that favors only the rich, then it'll be hard for the common man to escape poverty. Many poor people have the mindset to better their fortunes but the enabling environment to flourish their ideas is not provided by the government, this is why the rate of migrants to developed countries is on the increase.

As humans fear is natural when you're faced with uncertainties, despite how brave you are there'll still be that small fear of losing, but it's important not to let that fear to control your judgement. I think that it's ok to have a little fear in crypto trading, because despite your experience and knowledge, the trade can still go against you, so that little fear can make you not to become over confident, and take necessary precautions in the trade. I however think that after a learning stage, confidence should take center stage, with a little fear to remember to be cautious.

Some newbies act like this because of inexperience, thinking that they can ask any magical questions and forum members will stare into a crystal ball and answer, they need to understand the importance of atleast researching and be specific on the areas that they need help.

Choosing altcoins to invest in can be risky because there are more scam projects than the legit ones, so an investor needs to make research before deciding to buy any, however, to minimize the risks of buying a potential shitcoin, it's better for a newbie to start with reputable crypto coins that have gained reputation in the crypto market. The first choice should be Bitcoin, especially as it's entering a bullish season, then top altcoins like Ethereum, BNB and Solana, that has the potentials to bull with Bitcoin

Some newbies act like this because of inexperience, thinking that they can ask any magical questions and forum members will stare into a crystal ball and answer, they need to understand the importance of atleast researching and be specific on the areas that they need help.

Choosing altcoins to invest in can be risky because there are more scam projects than the legit ones, so an investor needs to make research before deciding to buy any, however, to minimize the risks of buying a potential shitcoin, it's better for a newbie to start with reputable crypto coins that have gained reputation in the crypto market. The first choice should be Bitcoin, especially as it's entering a bullish season, then top altcoins like Ethereum, BNB and Solana, that has the potentials to bull with Bitcoin.

You just nailed wetin I carry for mind for dis thread, our government just de scratch di surface, instead for dem to face di root cause of di reason wey our currency take de experience all time low everyday, insecurity for di country wey de discourage foreign investors, wey de affect our local food production, lack of basic amenities like electricity to encourage small scale businesses, dependence on importation, including fuel wey we get di natural resources. Make we see weda di Binance and BDC clampdown go solve our problems for di country, make naira begin to de appreciate and make di prices of commodities for market begin to de come down.

Last last Binance go succumb and dem go dance to di tunes of di Nigerian government, and dem go release all di names of people wey de do business through dem, na dat time witch-hunting go come start, both people wey get legit and money laundering account go come face di same music. E go de very bad if dem use dis Binance matter wey concern cryptocurrency take de cover for di mess wey naira de now, so people focus go comot for di real decay wey di economy de face now.

Dis one na anoda testament say make we no de leave our coins for centralized exchanges, if no be hack, e go be inside scam or government interference.

Bitcoin ETF has paved the way for other ETFs to become realities, so there's no need for them to go through all the scrutinies that Bitcoin went through before it's approval, I'm quite optimistic that Ethereum, ETF will be approved in May, or not too long after that. When Ethereum, happens, I believe that the process will become less demanding for the other top altcoins to be approved, SEC can decide to space a time frame for ETF approvals.

Like you I also think that it can become a Battle between Solana and BNB, although I see BNB having an edge, but that is not taking anything away from Solana, both are good to go.

You pretty much answered your question, if the US dollar were to have an issue, we'll say with surety that the US government will find a way to save the dollar from crashing and being undervalued, I mean it's the USA, they must have thought about every possible scenerio if their precious dollar were to significantly dip. They undeniably have the best army in the world, and they'll do everything in their power to keep it that way.

Bitcoin is decentralized and it's not shackled by any country, including the US, it's doing just fine now, despite any manipulations, restrictions or bans in different countries, it'll always shine and soar higher despite any challenges along the way.

The economic situation in Nigeria, presently is crazy, as the naira is devaluing, the prices of commodities are increasing everyday, causing economic hardship to the citizens. I know that citizens of some other countries are also facing similar economic hardships, especially developing and underdeveloped countries, this is why many of their citizens are finding means to migrate to developed countries where they can enjoy better standard of living. The governments of these countries needs to be proactive and find lasting solutions to stabilize their economies, that is why they're voted in power. Unfortunately most of the leaders of these countries are clueless and are more concerned about enriching themselves.

These four options that you stated are subjective to individual gamblers preferences, one can be a no-go area for me and it'd be the best option for another gambler, so it depends on what works for every gambler. I'm not an active gambler, so options 2 and 4 will be more suitable for me, bet the same amount on every game, based on my budget and it's not necessary for me to bet everyday, as a past time gambler.

A devoted gambler can merge the four options, he'll just need to alternate them, by choosing any strategy that seems right at a perticular time, it's ok inasmuch as he's gambling responsibly.

Thanks @Brainboss, for your response and direction, I'll do the needful, thanks.

Most people are struggling to make ends meet in most countries, it's either that they're overworked or just being paid a little extra or they're having a second job or a side hustle to be able to meet up with their basic expenditures, while prices of commodities keeps increasing everyday. Some unintentionally go into drug abuse, which can lead them to being addicts, due to the stressful demands of their jobs, they'll want to take a simple painkiller or some other drugs to reduce stress, as time goes on they'll unknowingly become addicted to these drugs, with time they'll be wanting more effective drugs, in the end it'll start affecting their health.

People are living in this rat race, especially in developing countries, overworking themselves and taking unprescribed drugs to ease their pains, that is why they're migrating in large numbers to developed countries, in search of better life.

I wouldn't worry myself about the net worth of Satoshi Nakamoto, or whether it's an individual or a group, or why he choose to remain anonymous, I'm sure that he has a good reason for his choice. the important thing is that he, she or them was able to make a great impact in the world by creating something that has changed the naretive of transactions and investments, and it's adding value to people's finances everyday. I guess his anonymity will have to do with the privacy that comes with Bitcoin transactions, where the identity of a holder is not known, just like our identities in this forum.

My strategy for the bull run is similar to yours, my focus is from the top and most reputable, then down the hierarchy chain, this is because despite the hypes and potentials of making profits on the short term in most altcoins, I like to minimize my risks and stick to the  trusted coins in this bull season.

My arrangement is
Bitcoin: %80
Ethereum: 20
These are the two main focus for me in the bull run, Bitcoin investment in this bull run is a guarantee to give you over %100 returns on your investment, assuming you start hodling from today. Ethereum, is second to Bitcoin, and I'm putting my money in it, because I'm positive that it'll experience massive pump too in this bull season.

Di Koko of di matter be say as di country be now, make we no just depend on only one source of income, because as di prices of goods and services de high everyday, money no de reach again, so diversification na good idea as di country be now. To invest in Bitcoin de very good, as di capital wey you take invest in am go de increase in value, so far you go leave am on long term, but dat one no go put food for your table everyday, therefore if e de possible make person get one side hustle take de support im income to fit survive for dis our economy. 

If you live in a country where your local currency is not stable, meaning that the currency is devaluing then it's best not to leave your money in the bank, because if you do, the amount will still be the same, but the value of the money will be drastically reducing. If you withdraw money from the bank to make purchases, the same amount will keep purchasing lesser items everytime, so the account owner must find a better alternative to secure their money.

As far as I know and with crypto knowledge that I have, the best place to save your money that'll double as an investment for you is to hodle Bitcoin, it's a valuable asset that will keep increasing your capital, only that you need to hold it for a long term to be able to enjoy it's ROI. Alternatively the person can convert his money to stablecoins, to avoid inflation. Bonds are good, but I can only give advice on cryptocurrency areas that I'm knowledge.

Nigeria, na country of opportunists, immediately marketers hear of any increase in prices of other items na so dem too go rush increase price, but if the reason for di prices of goods come correct itself dem go still de sale at high price to make too much profit at di detriment of dem fellow country people. Normally you go reason say na only prices of foreign goods wey concern dollar exchange go high in price, but locally made goods na im de cost pass now, as e be now evendo say naira begin de appreciate now, make we just get used to di high prices, because our business people like profit too much. I hope say after dis recession our government go help di masses to regulate prices of goods and services, just like dem de try do with cement manufacturers.

Every indications points that we're entering a very profitable bull season, so far you're holding a reputable crypto, now is not a time to even contemplate selling, you should just continue accumulating and hurdling till we see a new ATH in Bitcoin. Except if an investor is holding a project for short term or if he's not confident that Bitcoin will impact it to be more profitable in bull run, then he can sale and hopefully enjoy whatever he can get now. I think that it'll be premature to sale any top altcoin that you're hodling, because massive ROI awaits those who can wait.

I'm very happy for her, it's one in a million chance to win big in lottery, many people will keep buying lottery tickets till they get old and never win anything substantial, lottery should depend on %100 luck to win, whether it's small amount or the jackpot, unless if there's a way that the lottery companies manipulates wins.

I hope that she invests a large potion of the win in a profitable investment that'll be giving her ROI, so that she doesn't go broke in the next couple of years. I've heard stories of people who won big in gambling and in a few years they become broke, probably because they started living luxurious lifestyles immediately they their win, forgetting that money can finish. It pays to be financially educated.

My thoughts too, why worry about the dip or how low it'll go when we're not entering the bear run yet, there's so much to look forward to in this bull run that's building up. Along the way to Bitcoin price pump to it's estimated $100k and above mark, I know that there can be some minor dips along the way, but it'll not affect it's journey to reaching a new ATH before we'll start thinking of when a major dip will occur. When the dip eventually occurs after the bull season, if it hits $100k and above, then I don't see price dumping bellow $40k in bear run.