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961  Economy / Gambling / Re: My betting strategies on: March 22, 2024, 08:27:16 AM

Well this thread is... useless.  Grin

Everybody is looking at all of these things OP mentioned automatically.
Nobody who is choosing a team to bet on does that because they like their name or whatever, of course they will check the table, important missing players and the h2h history.

What's even more important than these 3 things imo is the recent history.
What good is a top tier position if they lost the last 5 games and the opponent which is below them just won 5 in a row, some of them against good teams.
That's why the recent history is in my eyes the most important thing to check. A "bad" team might just have signed new players that significantly improve their roster. Or some injured players just came back and because of that they had a lot of success recently.

Not really a betting strategy .




Lol. Yes they would definitely be checking these things already. This is good insight, for someone that isn't much of a club better I think that just simply checking the recent history is the best indicator for which direction a team would go in any match of course also referencing the other important metrics you mentioned as well. I may have to place a futbol bet soon! Who are you going with next?!
So the fact that some people know about this already makes what the OP talked about useless? C'mon! I can't see less than you assenting to what @AHOYBRAUSE talked about, but I can only see that he is overbearing in nature to have downgraded good advice by the OP. This is too-know in my opinion. Fine, some people would know this, but it is not everybody that would know it. For instance, I know what he iterated and explained above and even more than him, but still, it is valuable to me since anyone who is new to the world of sports betting may just come across it and get to derive the clue needed through it which makes what @AHOYBRAUSE wrote so gross and show the level of the lack of accommodation for other people's expression simple because it is cheap to him
962  Economy / Gambling / Re: How to self exclude from anonymous gambling sites on: March 22, 2024, 08:07:32 AM
I personally don't see staying away from gambling as something that requires too much help efforts or advice as long as the individual involved make up their mind to gamble within the set rules and limits, this is very important because everything starts and ends with the gamblers not the casino or anyone else.
Casinos are out to make revenue/money and that there will act accordingly with the gamblers desires and request, if you control yourself away from gambling excessively it up for you, and if you over gamble also it up for you, so the responsibility to gamble within a set rules is what stands for you at the end and how you best stay off active gambling.
You talk like someone who is sensible and has the Willpower towards gambling. But do you think everybody is sensible and possesses the same characteristics? This is why people will not be able to act the same or make attitudinal changes the same way and this is very challenging to some people than you view it. You are talking like this simply because you have your own mind and are not addicted to gambling, but it is a different story for other people. Also, when you have a means to making money other than gambling and you are not such that is desperate for money due to one thing or the other, then you are far better than many other people who are facing the opposite of that.

Many are desperate to gamble and make money for the pressing money needed. They believe that since some people have hit that Jackpot, they can hit it as well. But before they know it, they continue to waste money due to the lack of proper orientation about gambling and the psychology used towards it. Had it been it was some people, they would have sensed the danger and reverted their steps, but such people are such that are smart and wise, they are conscious of what they do and also possess strong minds that will help their Willpower to say Yes when they want it and No when they do not want it. But people with these characteristics may not be common in the society.

I hope you get it now, it is for their benefit to change, but in most cases, they do not have the chance to change on their own unless they find help. That is if the help can be helpful at all because this thing is in stages.
963  Other / Meta / Re: Is the Merit circulation on a downtrend yet Bitcoin is on an uptrend? on: March 22, 2024, 07:52:18 AM
Nice observation OP, but "what turns its front view to you is turning the back view to another person." This adage can be interpreted as the fact that what you are experiencing now is not being experienced by other people and I can assure you that some who never got the merits more when you were getting it might be getting it even better now, time changes.

The merit-sources addition or subtraction may not be the main cause of this even as we wait for the statistics you appealed for. The change in the mood of sending it may just happen as I have seen in many.

One thing I've also noticed about Bitcointalk members is that they are so sentimental and this may lead to sending merits based on odd factors like; your current campaign, reciprocity, and general behavioural changes among others.
964  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin vs election? on: March 22, 2024, 07:33:05 AM
I'm following the US election a bit closer this year as I have a lot financially at stake.  I think a lot of people are.   I notice every time Trump gets good news, bitcoin price goes up, and when things are looking down for Trump (like now) bitcoin takes a beating.   

Does Biden or Trump have any policies on bitcoin or energy conservation I don't know about?   I believe Biden will be forced to further rein in bitcoin mining pollution, while Trump will probably continue to steal from the next generation by allowing it to continue.
Well, the angle at which you are taking this from is just strange, it is merely a gambling angle since you do not have any valid points to back your claims up. Nonetheless, the US election will certainly have an effect on Bitcoin, but mind you, it is going to be a minimal effect as always no matter the disposition of the contestants.

For your information, it is not about Bitcoin alone but all global assets, and if they are being traded electronically, the effect seems to be more obvious even if they are not significant. This has been happening far before the introduction of Bitcoin, and the reason is that the US spends the most valuable and respected currency in the world (USD), the world reserve currency and such that is paired with all assets traded electronically including Bitcoin (BTC/USD).

In this light, since the US election will cause a shift in the index of the USD (USDX), certainly, Bitcoin and all other assets paired with it will feel the effect. It now depends on the market sentiment toward the winner of the election, but the effect would have started being noticed during the counting of votes.
965  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Can governments crack down on crypto? on: March 22, 2024, 07:14:31 AM
The decentralization will only work when the websites, apps and other means by which they are being translated are allowed by the government. What if the government blocked that access? Including the CEX and DEX? People often believe in the DEX, but they often forget that it is also running online and it is people that would patronise it for it to function. What if it is now a criminal offence all over the world and strict internet surveillance is used?

I hope the day never comes, so we should embrace and cooperate with any regulation brought by the government, at least, it is better than losing everything.

Who said decentralized applications need the approval of the government to run or function as intended? If they do, they aren't truly-decentralized. The vast majority of so-called "dApps" rely on some kind of centralized infrastructure, so it's easy enough for governments to take action agaisnt them. When we get truly-decentralized exchanges and dApps hosted on IPFS or ZeroNet, using a decentralized TLD (ENS, SNS, Unstoppable Domains, etc), and governed by DAOs, that's when the revolution will truly begin. But I'm afraid this will become a distant dream as developers are only focused on making money. Out of fear, they will comply with government regulations. Even if that means sacrificing users' privacy and freedom.

I'm afraid centralized entities will continue to dominate the industry for as long as crypto lives. If there's only one truly-decentralized project that exists, that would be Bitcoin. The rest are compromised (ETH included). Be aware though, BTC is getting mass-accumulated by institutional investment companies. So things will only get worse in the future. It was fun while it lasted, right? Smiley
You started by slightly against my opinion but ended by still aligning with it, this is so funny. It is very easy to say that the DEX and the so-called domains that seem untouchable to you can function when the government starts clamping down on the cryptocurrency industry, well, that's if they see patronage. Perhaps, you did not think it through towards the fact that it will first instil fear in most cryptocurrency holders and users and dissuade more than 60% from using it since they do not want to be in the trouble of the government. What do you think would happen to the crypto space afterwards?

Mind you, the strong-minded people that would continue with cryptocurrency if the government is serious about the clamping down may be so fewer than expected, and you think the price of cryptocurrency will be encouraging to the point that is worth daring the government? It will even be on a selling spree due to less demand and people will be losing their fortunes to it. So what is the point of holding it? Aside from that, is it not a gadget that people are using to connect the app, website/domain, or whatever? What if Windows, Android, IOs and others stopped any operation with cryptocurrency on their gadget on the directive of the world government? Think these are through. This is the government we are talking about, unless there is a division within them, the clampdown will total, bro, that will be the end of cryptocurrency.
966  Economy / Gambling / Re: The most liquid companies in the gambling industry on: March 21, 2024, 04:43:27 PM
I believe the CEO's knows the importance of the privacy and at will continue to operate with all levels of privacy and this is why we have come to a point where all the facts and factors point to the casino with the highest liquidity this is like it will be measured in terms of high withdrawal,  and also how best the casinos act within the stipulated laws that guide the conduct of all the parties involved.


Some time ago, I read somewhere how Stake paid winners $150,000 without any demand for KYC which shows how well the company pays attention to privacy, and the high available liquidity to pay customers.

You know that time goes by and things continue to change, what we may e privileged to enjoy several years back may not be the same conditions of the requirements needed because obviously the economy and financial obligations have changed as well, we have to go along with the way thing operates now base on the current updates with the gambling sectors in this present conditions, those that have been seen as the most liquid gambling company then does not exist like before again and new one are taking over to make their own new offers and regulations concerning these.


That's right, there has been quite a bit of a long stretch of good markets, good crypto and in general a good pace of growth mostly everywhere except in some poorly managed countries. We should not be thinking that this is going to be like this for a long time, there are periods in which all contract and then is when you will need to make sure the site is "liquid".

I've got your point from here, however, should we make the standard of liquidity as our major basis for determining the reputation of a gambling company and such should be used in selecting for one or we should not only rely on that, we have to see them pass the test of time and see how reliable they could be in terms of quality gambling services and trust we have in them.

What I think it refers to is the situation that not everything lasts a lifetime, and that is something very true, you have to take advantage of the moments where the situation for some betting houses can be very profitable and when the companies win and They get their money paid, it is a casino, and casinos can go down due to any type of error, it is a company that when it does not receive good administration or attention everything can go down, that is what it means.

The circumstances that exist today are not the same as those of a few years ago, and that has to be seen, I am a person who has learned to see things that way too, because it is easier to take advantage of good things, and it is not They do so many things so that they can generate conflicts Regarding money, what drives everything in these industries is money and that is only the case of the rise or Bankruptcy of a casino.
Really? I think you guys are now deviating from the main goal here. Such a discussion like bankruptcy is not the subject here and no company in any field can be exonerated from this, so it is not necessary but the liquidity's importance and relevance in casinos. All companies are trying to manage their situation and continue to get relevant in the industry, so I do not think it should be the main concern in this context. This is also the reason why we should be so vigilant and attentive to the news and development around the companies we are dealing with and also go for those companies that are strong and well-planned and not those who put it quickly together because of the money they want to earn fast.

We cannot overemphasize the importance of liquidity in every company as it measures their strength and greatness in the industry. A good company should be able to overcome the test of time, and you can see what happened to Stake.com last year when over $41m was stolen. It's obvious that most casinos will not be able to survive that, and this shows how liquid they are and also how prepared they are for the casino business. Also, one must try to know the capacity of the company they deal with, and what they have for them in case of issues, especially when the company is stressed. This is why it is good to always go for the best that are fully prepared. I mean those who will still reimburse their customers even if issues happen because they have insurance and also distribute/plan their risk properly.
967  Economy / Gambling / Re: tell me the best online casino on: March 21, 2024, 04:26:40 PM
I can actually say that this case of having your best casino should be a personal thing not actually what we are supposed to be talking about here because I might suggest the one that has nothing to do with you....

Well I personally I like football gamble and am pretty sure that Football gambling is now legal in casino this is the only game I know and I can tell you is the best....

Nevertheless they many game that you play online in casino but it is quite unfortunate that am not interested apart from football sport game

Thanks I hope you all understand my humble response

Thanks 🙏👍
Your recommendation is not bad and what you said is the truth about the thread. And I have said it also before that the best way to do is to play gamble and select the favorite gambling game from the once you have played. Recommendation might even make you loss game. And recently I was thinking that there are two things concerning this thread. One the op needs best casino in term of games which he needs the best game to play in a Casino then secondly best casino in term reputation and that means he needs the casino that has the good reputation to play game. So op which of the two are you referring to?


well there are Certain table games have the best payout rates at online casinos. The best casino payout games include blackjack, table poker, video poker, craps, baccarat and French roulette. Even 1xbet  these are only casino games I will advise you to at least start with football sports game which is 1xbet I can only talk about what I know it is an online casino game
I quite understand you, and let me believe that you are talking based on your experience with the casino (I do not want to continue typing the name). Notwithstanding, with this particular casino, I do not think recommending it is the best no matter what they offer. Is it bonuses, perks, game options, responsiveness, UI and any extras you can think of among others, I still believe it will all be to futility and advise people to stay away from it.

What is the beauty of having the best user experience and bonuses but will not honour the withdrawal of the customer? I see this as needless because of their too-bad review here and in other places which they did not turn a new leaf about and also did not do enough to defend themselves about allegations, especially with proof. This could only mean effrontery and a deliberate act to swindle people of their money.
968  Economy / Gambling / Re: Share trusted VPN Friendly crypto casinos on: March 21, 2024, 04:07:50 PM
Also, it's always better to use VPN with dedicated IP to not get in trouble with false claim of having multiple accounts.
Make sure to double-check if the dedicated IP is really dedicated or not. I remember using a VPN that claims they offer dedicated IP but later found out that they simply limit the registered user's access to that IP depending on their plan. So essentially some people still share the same IP, just goes from 1000 users to 100 or lower. Not sure if this is the norm for cheap VPNs, or that VPN is just terrible.
How can you check and know if dedicated IP given by VPN is really dedicated or used by someone else? The only way I know is to check on some websites if your IP (given by VPN) is blacklisted or not. I think, you probably bought Static IP instead of dedicated IP because static IP is the one shared by small number of people instead of being absolutely dedicated. NordVPN and SurfShark offer dedicated IP. You can have a look at this list of VPN service providers.
You are never out of points and VPNs have put a lot of gamblers in trouble, which is why if one wants to use it, such a person must be very careful. But I still doubt the integrity and sincerity of the VPN provider if they would be truthful to what they say about a dedicated and if it is static, the risk is still not averted. And honestly, I am just getting to know a dedicated IP now, are you sure that this service is possible? If yes, I am certain that anyone who wants it might part ways with more money to make it truly dedicated.

But still, as I said, one can't entirely trust these service providers entirely because possessing the absolute right to IPs for them to vouch for not being used by anyone is so doubtful in the case of that dedicated IP. However, if any IP is blacklisted is another issue, or should I call it trouble because casinos would not think twice before they continue to block the account of a blacklisted IP. But certainly, the VPN service provider will not know about that unless their clients tell them. This even makes it riskier to use a VPN with any casino unless the gambler carries the casino along in all of the journey to using VPN if the casino allows it.
969  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic growth and it effect on the standard of living on: March 21, 2024, 10:33:45 AM
Economic growth growth is an increase in the production of goods and services of a nation

Effect on the living standard of a population can't be overemphasized as it has an impact on the living standard of any country

When ever there's an economic growth there is always a creation of jobs and new opportunities for the population thereby translating to creation of wealth of the population

Guys what do you think about economic growth as it affects standard of living let discuss
No doubt, economic growth is good, it means that more jobs would be created even as the economy of the country is progressive. But one may be wrong if he uses that to entirely judge the effect on the standard of living of the residents of the country. Many countries have recorded positive economies in years and the people in the country are still suffering, so some factors are to be considered in line with this as well. Among these factors, the standard of living would depend on the level of the standing issues before the economic growth, the level of the economic growth itself and the sustainability of the growth as some are only too short.

The inflation in the country matters so well here also, and even the population, because a high population may not allow the effect of economic growth to be much. This takes me to the particular country we are talking about, is it a developed, developing, or underdeveloped country? All these play vital roles in this subject because these indexes would ascertain the level of some metrics and statistics to know whether economic growth can make fortune circulate to the point that it would improve the standard of living to a high degree.
970  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Selling BTC for Alt Coins? on: March 21, 2024, 09:56:01 AM
I have around 2.1k in btc rn and was wondering if I should sell it and invest in a couple of altcoin projects, would that be a good idea? I know Bitcoin will never ever do another 5x in the near future haha so that's kind of why I would wanna sell. The market cap of btc would have to reach a very high amount for it to be life-changing money to me.
Sure you can if you want to risk a lot. Altcoins are more volatile than bitcoin. During a bearish phase, altcoins will bleed much more than bitcoin. And it also more difficult for altcoins to beat their all time high again during a bull run. You could have see the last few days how altcoins went down faster than bitcoin. Again, bitcoin already made a new all time high record, but most of the altcoins haven't reached their all time high yet. You might be able to make 5x investing in a new random altcoin, but don't forget, you might be also losing 10x.
I see people referring to the ATH of altcoins to judge, such people will miss out if they do not invest in altcoins due to that and will also cause fear in others from investing in altcoins. Investing in altcoins is good but one has to be smart about it, you do not leave your altcoins for too long in the name of HODLing, that's the gist. This is why we must know the true reversing level on the higher charts for us to know the time to liquidate all our investments in it. Also for altcoins, you do your calculation of the bullish season alone, you do not do the calculation of the effect of the bearish season with it to avoid confusing yourself.

What I mean is that, if you see an altcoin move from $50 to $500 in the last bullish season and move back to about $80 during the bearish season, just buy it when you are sure of the bottom, but never have the mind that it will reach the ATH again ($500) or move above it like many mistakes themselves and others. Just continue to follow its chart analysis to know the true trend it follows and when it reverses. For example, you may buy it at $85 and it reaches $425 max without reaching the ATH again. By then you have gained in multiples, and will still divest if you see the bearish trend activated again. You will now wait till it falls back again to its lowest level in the long-term disposition prior to another bullish season to re-buy it again.

By this, who cares if it gets back to its ATH again? You continue to make your money still, even more than those who are HODLing Bitcoin till eternity. It's all about making money, we should be smart.
971  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Why people mostly fail in trading on: March 21, 2024, 09:44:51 AM
People also fail in trading because besides «buy low sell high» they dont know anything. When the price goes lower than the original price they have bought for, their plans gets destroyed, because they dont know what to do, that is not what they expected. People like that sell at any price they can, quit and raise panic at the market, thereby creating new wave of unsuccessful traders.
You only loop this together without having that constructive argument about it. There is nothing wrong with traders selling at a high level and buying at a low level as long as they know what they are doing and do not subject it to guesswork or gambling. Such must ascertain the levels through support and resistance levels and also with good analysis to truly know the exhaustive condition of the market which is called overbought and oversold condition.

However, this strategy is good for the long-term approach but the short-term traders can still take advantage of it but would be on the lower timeframe. And for those who experienced the market going against what they planned, I can only encourage them to manage their trading properly, there are no perfect traders and analysis/signal, anyone can fail, and at times, closing the trade at a bad price is good to save such trader from more losses. This is more heroic than the way you made it look bad.

All that matters is to make more wins, but thinking traders will not lose is a pure lie, and in losses, we should not still mock anyone. Generally, to avoid losses, I can only encourage traders to work more on their trading management and psychology. With good strategy as well, I don't think any issue would arise.
972  Economy / Speculation / Re: Road to 100k? on: March 21, 2024, 09:18:20 AM
Hope this is just  a correction but I doubt , because the halving is near to happen and we know that when there is halving there will always a dumping.

If we look at market conditions in recent days, there has been a downtrend where the halving moment is not far away in 32 days and this can be seen from BTC, which previously had risen strongly to 73K, is now in position 63K with a correction percentage of 7.17% (1d) in just one hour. .

Of course, every important moment like a halving always has the worst possibility of dumping, but if it goes up, there's no need to be wary. If we sell Bitcoin whales are very ready to buy in preparation for the halving.
Whales everywhere I read posts now, that's how people make it look though, but I don't think there will be a serious Bitcoin whale now still having that huge Will to buy Bitcoin that has not bought it already for them to catch the train at the low price as usual. These are already determined HODLers too. Unless they were the ones who formerly sold it and wanted to buy it back. Contrary to your view, I believe that the next growth will be from the collective random and institutional purchases and not whales, that's what I know that Bitcoin needs to appreciate now.

It would rely upon this mainly to have a huger growth with time because most conversant investors are Hodling it already, but I still doubt if the extra purchases can sustain the huge growth for the fear of the lack of determined HODLers who I believe might not be willing to hold it for too long. Let's continue to see how the situation unfolds even as we all know that we are only taking risks, so we should do much research about this and not be blind followers/believers.
973  Other / Meta / Re: Should speculation about satoshi's identity be subject to doxxing rules? on: March 21, 2024, 08:44:30 AM
I must have missed this thread due to my busy schedule these days. Though the OP is entitled to his opinion, nonetheless, the opinion looks too serious compared to the actual fact. The doxxing of a thing may be enforced against users on this forum but I can assure you that it can't be more than here, what's the point? As we speak, do you know how many investigative journalists are on this trail? You can't know until their success. Your point is however conceived because this is a Bitcoin forum, but if enforced strictly, then it means that neutrality is still not strong here in my opinion. Even in law, in most countries, doxxing is forgivable, and in many other places, it "may" be lightly punished depending on the reason for it, not to mention an online forum.

Fine, based on how this forum was created, we might collectively respect the privacy of the person who created Bitcoin and also opened this forum, it makes sense like that. But when we are now taking it too seriously, I do not see it so neutral to prove the freedom of expression.

I really would love it if Satoshi Nakamoto could reveal his/their identity to reap the fruits of his/their labour. The project is too honourable for the brain(s) behind it not to be known. I believe what people are doing is out of curiosity, but what I don't condone is too many threads pointing to the same fact here, that must stop. But for people to try and relate something to it, I do not have so much concern about that.

Let them continue to try, it will only be the case of "catch me if you can."
974  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I've projected my holding after this bull run. what's yours? on: March 21, 2024, 08:09:21 AM
I'm just here to ask you all especially those who are newly investors to this bitcoin investment platform like me that WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH YOUR FIRST INVESTED FUNDS AFTER THE BULL RUN?

Me, firstly I'll secure my capital, withdraw 90% of my interests, reserve 45% for DCA to accumulate more bitcoin during the Dip, 10% to boost my alternative source of income and will have 25% to solve my needs and then I'll have the remaining 10% to execute a water project for community services because in my area, the poor masses surfers a lot to get reach to water and in life, water seems to be life of its own and I feel a lot of pity for the poor masses that can't even afford to get water freely as common and essential as it could be,
This looks like a plan, but at the same time, it shows you are a dreamer and a joker. I remember the time you posted your crypto investment but the amount is "nothing to write home about" compared to the plans you iterated here. By the way, why is the balance showing in ETH if Bitcoin is truly your preference as you claimed here?

Looking now at the image again, you have less than $550 in supposed Bitcoin investment, and by my speculation, I do not think that Bitcoin can still move more than x2.5 in this bull run. So how would you get such enough money to actualise your plan? This plan is good and would have been perfectly done if you had started at a much lower price, but with the level of about $53,000 where you claimed you struck it, it will earn you not so much profits to actualise this plan.

Perhaps in the next bullish cycle, if you are smart enough, you may revisit this.
975  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Don't do this mistakes in trading on: March 20, 2024, 07:00:20 PM
We should not make any mistakes when we trade and the two you listed above are just a few out of many that traders make in trading. Of course, the traders who invested the amount they can't afford to lose will surely regret it because not only will they be pained when they lose the money but the money will in addition cause them to be emotional in their trading. This could only mean failure even before the trading has started, so we should avoid it. Our trading psychology must be preserved, but there is no way this will happen when the money we invested is too dear to us, we will only be making mistakes with this and will bring out the most fear in us. The money would be like your last hope and by trying to guard it carefully, you will be making too many viable mistakes. Therefore, it is better to invest the money that can be afforded to be lost. If you wanted to invest the $3,000 that can't be afforded to be lost for example, why not change to it to between $300-$500? By doing so, you would have saved yourself a lot and reduced the tension which would be attached to trading it.

As for greed, it is left to us, and we should always know that the term greed can never be good in any aspect of life and business. However, greed itself is relative in trading, it is not all what people termed greed that is indeed greed. Greed can only be guilty of if one has a trading system and plans but reneges on them due to the belief that if they are set aside, more money would be made.

This will only put such traders in trouble as the system and plans initially prepared to be used are for reasons. They are there to guide our paths to success, why regende in them?
976  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bothered about every DIP? It's just a mental check. on: March 20, 2024, 04:21:04 PM
What's been your reaction when you're expecting an upward trend up to $100k and boom, it dips back to $61k?
If you're too bothered about this, then you're probably a trader and haven't been long in the system.

This is a mentality checker for those coming into the circle for the first time but for those that have been around for a while, every DIP or bull is to your advantage.

Don't loose sight, keep stacking.
You are just entirely wrong here, you do not use the basis of Concern to make a judgment against anyone and anyone who is concerned is wise as it's a means to prove that the person is cautiously bothered about the happening in the market. Perhaps you should have said the person should be more speculative in this regard than fidgeting, but you never said that.

More analysis and speculation are the next steps here for the trader/investor to know the way forward. Also, you cannot crucify anyone for having made any informed decisions after the analysis, especially if the person liquidates his position due to the sense of danger. This is the financial market we are talking about, it is so dynamic and could be so tricky and deceptive at times. For this, you don't blame traders/investors when they lose their sleep on the market situation.

It is better to be concerned but act right instead of being too relaxed the way you are preaching it now. And the only way to act right is to continue to be conversant with the situation and continue to update analyses to reveal the best decision to be made.
977  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is investment a necessity or a want? on: March 20, 2024, 03:40:27 PM
It is am obvious fact there are a lot of coins coming in to the market and Bitcoin halving is so close and alot of people are also diving in to the  market, but some thing actually triggered me creating this thread which is where I got the attention from, some one very close to me has been prioritizing coins involvement other than his health care. What are your option on this?
It is good to invest but bad to prioritise it over your health. Your health is your wealth and must be the first priority because if you eventually make the money and make it big and your health is not good enough to enjoy it, you will still be at a loss. So, advise your friend better about this, maybe he can find the means to do the two together as it's worthless to gain money and be sick.

Furthermore, necessity is a need, you can't do without it, or else, you will directly suffer. By virtue of that, the investment is not particularly a necessity but the health you cited is. The investment becomes a necessity if you cannot survive without it, just like those who do not have any job/work but want to invest or do business (necessity).

But for those who are working and have other means of income, the investment is not a necessity as their living doesn't depend on it (want).
978  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Can governments crack down on crypto? on: March 20, 2024, 03:28:31 PM
Yes, even though people talk about decentralization or something like that, crypto needs government involvement to achieve high prices. But imagine if all governments were to ban crypto. I think crypto would still survive, but it would be used among small groups and be hard to maintain a high price like it is now.
The simple consequence would be the falling price of cryptocurrency assets. Not even one of them would be able to survive this and Bitcoin will lead the fall. I like the way things are falling into place with what I said that people did not take seriously at the time I started with this forum, but now, they are waking up. I hinted that the government is so powerful since my first months of joining, but as usual, people will say otherwise, they would be calling the decentralization power of cryptocurrency. Decentralization in the face of the government that has the absolute power in this regard? I don't think so.

The decentralization will only work when the websites, apps and other means by which they are being translated are allowed by the government. What if the government blocked that access? Including the CEX and DEX? People often believe in the DEX, but they often forget that it is also running online and it is people that would patronise it for it to function. What if it is now a criminal offence all over the world and strict internet surveillance is used?

I hope the day never comes, so we should embrace and cooperate with any regulation brought by the government, at least, it is better than losing everything.
979  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Rich or poor gambler, who should risk more? on: March 20, 2024, 03:09:18 PM
A person who puts $400k on a gambling site has a larger deposit and is financially stronger. Everyone invests according to their financial status for their entertainment.  Because the more financially strong his needs, the better his standard of living, so gambling is risky for everyone.  For this, everyone should make gambling deposits and gambling in such an amount that the loss does not cause them any major damage.
Any millionaire doesn't put up a 400k balance in gambling because gambling can trigger someone to go all-in on one bet they have predicted chances of winning the jackpot, I don't think any millionaire would do anything crazy just to lose money easily because they will not be able to earn $400k/day even though they have a global company, I have seen some international artists never risk too high funds in UFC betting because they realize there are no accurate predictions in gambling.

The principle of millionaires is to use money for business rather than gambling unless they invest in gambling stocks, they also limit their financial use to gambling with the lowest allocation of funds.
I must say that I love your points, they are so precise. I said a similar thing in January or thereabout when I last posted here, the issue of being rich and poor is relative in gambling, and no one should generalize it to make it a measure gauge for all poor and rich people. What we should first establish are the amount the rich and the poor are willing to commit to gambling, the rate at which they want to commit it and the frequency of their gambling daily among others. Don't be surprised that the poor may love gambling more than the rich and gamble many times a day while the rich may gamble just once on that day despite having more money. The rich may just wager a little amount and will go his way, while the summation of all the daily gambling of the poor may be way more. Now, of course, if the poor are not addicted to gambling, they should not be doing that every day especially if it results in losses. Aside from addiction, something must have been causing the consistency, which may be regular winning or the fun derived from it. And if the reasons are from the two (fun and winning), then the gambler may still be doing fine since the money commented directly from the pocket to gambling may not be much on every risk-taking, so this is so relative to those factors.

As for the rich, they might also be gambling for fun or seriously as the case may be, and such would limit the amount risked. If your own case is to be observed, of course, rich people are not senseless too, they will moderate their spending while gambling. The fact that you are rich and worth $4m doesn't make you gamble $500,000 at a go, or else you will lose all your fortunes pretty soon. For this, everyone whether rich or poor must manage and moderate the way they gamble, nevertheless, their love for gambling, adduction, risk affinity and the entire benefits from it (money and psychological) will now determine how frequently it is being played by them.
980  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: A call to self-examining our gambling habit. on: March 20, 2024, 02:48:52 PM
There is nothing like self examination when there is no rule that is put in place to check the activities of the gambler,  in this way while you keep check of your gambling,  you are at the same time following a new patten that will place you in a better position in your future gambling.

Those rules will help a gambler to have a lay down principle in form of a blue print to follow through with,  which is very important for every active gambler if you ever want to gamble safely.

I don't agree with you. It is possible to examine yourself even without having an established gambling rule on the ground. When you are self-conscious you will know when there is a problem in your gambling and vice versa. Being self-conscious when gambling is a good way for a gambler to monitor and regulate his gambling behavior.
When a gambler is self-conscious, he can identify signs of problematic gambling behavior.

I think a gambler should pay attention to his thoughts and feelings while he is gambling. If a gambler notices that he is becoming anxious or upset, it is good he take a break from gambling and engage in a calming activity instead. This can prevent a gambler from making impulsive or irrational decisions.
I would have to go by the way of the OP here and I simply do not know what you are actually disagreeing with because your points and those of @Wiwo are two different thoughts which are still needed by gamblers to preserve the gambling psychology and acts. Wiwo was talking about self-examination which is also the main context of this thread, and if you must know, this is the overall evaluation of oneself and not merely being self-conscious. Mind you, those who are self-conscious can still make mistakes due to one of the emotional factors affecting gamblers, while some will not even be easily and immediately deciphered by the gambler, unless the fellow is just so sensitive and wise.

Now, don't be surprised that the reason(s) for the mistakes (hidden or not) may later be revealed through the evaluation that Wiwo was discussing in case you do not know. Which one is now greater?

Also, having gambling rules makes it better so that the gambler will not be randomising the self-examining exercise and thereby causing style drifting in gambling styles and rules. His advice is so on point if I must say. While yours is all about being cautious as a gambler, and nothing more.
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