There are other lucky ones—those who listen to the feedback of other, truly experienced people and take into account the advice not to get involved in trading. Learning from the mistakes of others is a better way out than your own experience, which can forever discourage you from wanting to do anything. I am the lucky one who sensed the danger in trading and never got involved in such activities. I don't regret it; instead, I gratify myself with thoughts of how much money I saved by protecting myself from trying to trade. But yes, sometimes there are very stubborn guys for whom trading really opens up the opportunity to make money. You can only respect them.

Where do you have so much confidence in your conclusions? Look at your registration date and also look at mine. How are you different from me? Could it be that you are misusing the forum? Have you seen the mark on your trust? Do you still consider yourself a beginner? And of course, the conclusion that older members will be unfair to newbies is completely wrong if you genuinely communicate with people on the forum without using multiple accounts, plagiarism, or anything else that the forum frowns on. I was hoping you could show me a newbie who was insulted here for his interest in Bitcoin.

Those who learn about Bitcoins and update the information for themselves every day will certainly come to the understanding that practice is always better than theory. Buying a small amount should motivate people to further study and invest regularly. Understanding that you are in the Bitcoin wave and owning it is certainly something many people want to have. But those who wait for the best price every time are probably burned by their expectations because they do not understand that the best price is called "now ”.

A poor person is also a relative term. Someone owns a certain amount, which is enough to support his family and all his needs, but will still consider himself a poor person. And the other one rejoices at pennies and enjoys, not considering his life poor. However, every time you think about investing, you must understand the system in which you want to invest your money. Poor people are usually less educated, and it is very easy for them to be sucked into a scam where they can lose all their hard-earned money. Therefore, study everything firmly, and then invest as much money as you can confidently live without for some time.

In our youth, we must gain experience, and after it, we become stronger. I would start by learning about Bitcoin. Having gone through all the steps and having invested in it regularly, I stayed strong so as not to waste it whenever there were some price explosions and the temptation to sell appeared. Unfortunately, in real life, I missed these opportunities, so now I want to make up for all the mistakes of my youth.

If someone responsible for the winnings heard me, I would make a promise that I would keep ten percent of the winnings for myself and give the rest to the children. But unfortunately, lady luck often turns her face to those who are rich but not always generous. But for me, any winnings always sound like easy money that needs to be spent quickly. And there is nothing better than donating to someone in need.

No, the fact that all posts, except one, were deleted still makes this thread very useful. It is necessary to show everyone who thinks that it is trickier than everyone that copying other people's materials, not created by themselves, will be deleted regardless of whether there is any meaning or benefit from what is written or not. Now, the interesting second moment that the user gets after removing such several posts.

If you can’t cope with your emotions now, then by blocking, you will also find a reason to worry. Stop watching the market for a while, don’t look at prices, you will be offered many options, but you will still decide what to do. Is it bad to cultivate self-control and not touch your Bitcoin wallets for a while? If you are so hopeless that you cannot cope with yourself, then whatever advice you give will be useless.

It seems that this user has discovered an AI tool, and does not at all understand that the speed at which he creates posts is very far from human action.
light_warrior, have you sent reports to the moderators? Since this is challenging behavior, I really hope that the moderators will check each post and the speed of its creation. I also sent reports to all his posts now, let's see what follows.
If the posts still raise doubts, then there will simply be no point in cleaning posts from AI.

Admit it to the OP, did you want to try your luck ? The amount of the bonus is impressive, and many were probably tempted by it by sending a certain amount and their documents, which, in principle, was what this site was after. But if you saw that scammers were playing with you, why didn't you leave immediately? Have you ever thought that in the hunt for a bonus, you will be given a link that will give scammers information about you for free in the future? People quickly forget that there are many ways to penetrate other people's data online as soon as any bonuses start winking at them.

The important point here is why people come to the forum. Is their interest in Bitcoin real, or are they hoping to make money here? How can you get bored with something that interests you? In any activity, what we like always remains at the top of our preferences. Why persuade someone to endure, and force them to follow a path that may not be theirs? Bitcoin doesn't need people to be forced to learn it. Everything must happen sincerely.
But if we talk about the fact that someone is afraid to start something new, then it is always better to do and regret than not to do and regret. Always remember people who have achieved something in one direction or another. Can we say about them that they forced themselves to do this without real interest?

I think that having registered in 2016, getting the result of being on the forum for 100 days is not such a big event. And many people can boast of such a number; there is nothing surprising here.
I can also show my login time, for five years it turned out:

My work is connected to the Internet, and naturally, I can almost always be online. Every time I start looking at my "Total time logged in"  when someone creates topics like this.
I wonder what drives you all to create something like this?

Another thread that will soon turn into a mega thread, since the statement about Bitcoin’s leadership, especially on the forum about it, does not raise any doubt. Great topic for filling your signature quota.
Is anyone ready to guess how many pages will be dedicated to this topic?

If everyone remembered their lost opportunities in relation to Bitcoin, we would probably have a society of millionaires here. But why regret what is gone? Firstly, ask yourself why you want to accumulate Bitcoin, and what amount would satisfy you to start a business. What is the problem that you sell your bitcoins and understand that the money will go to a business, the profit from which you can return by buying bitcoin again? A person must have a goal, why he needs savings, and what to do with them. Simple hoarding resembles the most common greed, in which all the value and brightness of life turns into useless savings. Don't forget that people have a very limited lifespan.

People who have enough money almost always have their own business. They may not have the experience to make a business thrive on a regular basis, but the point is that money that is free, that is, not currently in need of spending, should always work.
But you OP, in all likelihood, have a slightly different view on understanding the word “capital”, since you are strongly attached to your family, and the family always requires money, there can never be much of it. To live independently and build your capital, you need to divide (if possible) funds for your family and for investing or starting a business. The second one requires good amounts to be able to pay all the expenses associated with the business.

You made me laugh. Elon Musk seems to be keeping a lot of people like your friend awake. And the whole reason is that people are simply uneducated. Lack of information, stupid stay on social networks, where scammers multiply nowadays and publish all sorts of nonsense about quick profits, completely taking away the last grains of the brain from stupid people. It's very funny to see those unfortunate people who hoped to become millionaires with three simple clicks on a link.
In truth, as long as people believe that Bitcoin can be hacked or money can be returned, fraud will continue to develop.

I haven't seen the whole story, but it looks like you're right. The account is already blocked.
Another strange thing is that sometimes on the topic of the use of AI, we provide accurate data that accounts use AI,, but their posts are never deleted. However, if you look at your merit received today, the administrator is also against the AI. That is, we can conclude that it is forbidden to create posts using a robot, but as always, what happens with plagiarism, moderators make different decisions.

If he asked you for help, and you refused him, then yes, there is a drop of your guilt. Why regret now what has already happened? Likewise, I'm always surprised by the very smart advice from users who create threads on how to protect themselves from scammers, but essentially tell newbies to do their research. How can beginners, without knowing anything, determine where is black and where is white?
“Do your research” is equivalent to the answer, take all risks upon yourself. However, people who own large sums of money should not be so childish as to easily trust their funds anywhere. I always start discussing investments in Bitcoin from the worst side so that people are not fascinated by fairy tales of quick profits. This way, at least he will study the pitfalls that he is likely to fall into and make decisions on how to avoid trouble.

I am more inclined to believe that gambling is aimed at luck. And the hope of luck motivates most players to start playing more often. Are there many players who regularly win thanks to their methodology? I think that people play for fun, for that adrenaline that some people sometimes need, and their passion can hardly add up to a successful practice that shows frequent wins.

Ask the first question: where do newbies decide that new topics need to be created? From the very beginning, you can guess that not all people who claim to be new to the forum are real newbies. But yes, someone comes on the advice of friends with stories about how rank is important on the forum in order to earn some money. How do newbies learn about merit? Again, these people do not come for knowledge.

But we are sincerely happy for those people who want to learn about Bitcoin, who do not create thousands of topics from the first days, posing as gurus. And speaking of the joy of newbies—those who discover knowledge about Bitcoin day after day—these are real people with genuine interest who can enjoy (as the OP put it) the fact that they found such a forum.
I would like very mercantile people to understand that knowledge is sometimes worth more than temporary earnings.