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1041  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Have You At Any Point In Time Blame Who Taught Or Led You To Gambling? on: November 21, 2023, 02:46:03 PM
I was guilty of this when I was a teenager not on online casinos but in a popular game on Fiesta It is a color game using dice, I was introduced here by my childhood friend and I had a lot of losses with this game, I'm using my school allowance so every time I lose money I blame my childhood for leading me to this color game I do it in a fun way as if I'm just joking but deep inside I hate it whenever I lose. I struggled to fight the temptation but the excitement led me to play again and again.
How about have you at any time blamed the one that led you to gambling in your mind, or even told him face to face?
Well, first of all, no one introduced me to gambling—friends or family—nah, its just me who likes to explore new things and can eventually learn to do gambling. Well, even if someone introduced gambling to me, they are not to blame. Because it's up to you if you will follow them or adapt to what they do. You have your own thinking and life, so I guess you should know what to think for yourself. Let's say yes, they are wrong for pushing other people they know into something that they should know is risky and dangerous, but what will be the result of their persuasion, whether good or bad, for the person they persuade? It's not their fault as the one who does destiny and happenings in our lives is ourselves also, so yeah, no one would be blamed, not even the one who introduced gambling to us. Maybe they were just wrong in some point, but it's not entirely their fault if anything happens to us.
1042  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: I will pass KYC later is a bad idea on: November 21, 2023, 07:51:37 AM

It can be tricky to follow the rules of a casino when you are self-employed and making money. Casinos are very careful because they care about their image and compliance. You need to show that you didnt get your stake from shady sources if you want to keep your job. The catch, though, is this: what if casinos took a broader view of verifying funds? Think about a situation where a player's past income, spending, and even tax returns are important. While it is intrusive, could it not make the process easier, especially for people who work for themselves? Its true that privacy issues are important, but if being open is the key to winning, might it be worth the risk? Casinos already have to balance following the rules and making sure customers are happy. Why not change the way they check people out to match the complexity of today's pay sources? At the heart of every bet is the thrill of the unknown, so shouldnt everyone have the same chance to get to the table?

I disagree with you on this point: I do not see it as the role of any gambling platform or any other service site to verify the sources of users’ funds, and it is not equipped for this. This means that even if it was able to obtain confirmations about the source of the funds, does it have sufficient capabilities to verify this evidence? Especially since the platform's users are from different regions around the world.
It is more correct for the platform, when it doubts one of its users’ balances, to update the account holder’s non-personal data in order to hand it over to the authorities in case they ask for it one day. Or in other cases, you report these suspicions to the authorities.

I think casino has ways to verify the document submitted by their player.  If not, they hire third party services that specialized on KYC documents.  Remember,  almost everyone is just a call away.  Source of funds can easily verify through calls, a person does not need to go abroad in order to call someone.

The limits of the powers of the platform or the competent third party company must stop at the limit of verifying identification documents and not exceed it to include searching the sources of deposits, regardless of the type of suspicion.
The platform has the right to seek not to make itself a tool for money laundering, but this must be done in communication with the authorities and not unilaterally.
At the same time, tightening procedures should not be done randomly, because this will adversely affect the reputation of the platform. Instead of taking all measures to gain the trust of the authorities, the platform finds itself losing customers who are tired of repeated identity verification procedures.
True, KYC is an indicator that the online casino is legal. Why? because there is a law requiring the online casino to conduct KYC on their customers, and it's for the casino's safety and also for the customer's money. Yes,  one of the events that the government wants to avoid is money laundering. Many powerful people tend to use this kind of platform to hide their assets, which sometimes come from unknown sources and could be in illegal activities.

I don't understand those people who are hesitant to do KYC, maybe because they have been brainwashed by what they see on the internet, and that's the reason they are hesitant to do KYC. It is important for the customer of the online casino to read first, especially if the platform will require you to undergo KYC before you can withdraw your money. That is common sense; how could a platform know where they are going to send the money without the information or address of the wallet?
1043  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I want to fulfill my mother's dream of building a house with Bitcoin. on: November 21, 2023, 05:12:31 AM
firstly I want to start my Bitcoin journey through trading, after making some money from trading I plan to invest in Bitcoin for four years. These four years I will hold my investment and also save the money earned from trading or signature campaign for four years so that after four years I can start building the house. 

You must pray for me so that I can fulfill my mother's dream.
I don't know how deep your trading skills are, but hopefully, they are sufficient enough so that when you do it you won't be surprised that trading is not a money-making machine that will always make your money grow, in fact you will have the opportunity to lose capital if you only enter a trade with low skills.
Saving Bitcoin that you get from another job will be much better than using it as capital for trading, but whatever it is, hopefully, your plan goes well and you can achieve what you have targeted to be able to build a house for your mother.
Truth be told, that is also my concern, but maybe he is just starting in trading and gathering more knowledge and experience; without experience, he would not know how hard it is to earn using trading, and sometimes mistakes can serve as a lesson so you would know it in the future, but of course trading is very risky. As you said, OP could lose all its capital even in just one wrong trade.

But of course we can't stop or let the OP lower its spirit; what we can do is cheer for him to achieve his goal, as that goal is dedicated to his mother, which is a great inspiration. I just want to advise that whenever the OP loses a trade, don't chase your loss. If you lose a trade, then rest, stop, and rethink why your trade failed. You need to always do a checkpoint before you can go forward again.
1044  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I am the creator of Bitcoin on: November 21, 2023, 02:48:11 AM
Hey Satoshi it seems like you forgot to go through an AI content check because your thread is detected by one of the AI content detectors as AI generated content and now it's proven that you aren't Satoshi Nakamoto but a bot a puppet who is trying to copy the style of Satoshi Nakamoto in order to convince others that you're Satoshi and you're back to the forum.

Here is the proof:

Oh, you got him there, haha. It's funny thinking that many people here want to be or identify themselves as satoshi, which I think satoshi nakamoto will not do, and by your evidence, it's already proven that he is a scam. At first, I think no one will believe him. Coming out without any notice or just a blink of an eye, he popped up, and no one will believe he's scheme.

Based on the account rank, maybe it is some newbie account who wants to get popularity for a shortcut to rank up, which is not a good idea. Now either his account got banned or reported. Anyway,  I don't think that Satoshi Nakamoto will introduce himself like that, but I'm looking forward to that, and for this OP clown, good luck, now many will make fun of your account and will remember you, don't think that you will get anything just by making a scene.
1045  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is this a good advice? on: November 21, 2023, 01:05:28 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
It is a gambling thing and a belief between gamblers to always want to try again. You will not blame some gamblers or people who tell other gamblers this because they are only trying to share the believe which gamblers should have as a way to uplift the spirit of a gambler who maybe just lost. We have to just be careful who we are giving this advice, so we do not give to people who will misinterpret the meaning we are trying to convey.
No, that kind of word will just give a false hope to that gambler who just lost—a false hope that if he keeps on playing, he will eventually earn. What if that moment does not come? Will the gambler keep on playing until all of his money is gone, or will he suffer from debt or anything bad? That will never be advice or a way to uplift the spirit of a gambler. If you yourself are a responsible gambler and know how to control yourself, then you will advise them to stop and take a rest. Don't let your greed take over and lose control. That kind of advice or word is too risky; it has a lot of grey areas. If you are saying that it is just sharing the belief, then that belief is wrong; it will only lead to either a good or bad path. If you are experiencing numerous losses, then don't try to chase them.
1046  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Copy Trading - experience and tipps on: November 20, 2023, 11:39:20 PM
That's alright, I like to copy trades of a few of my friends as well, specially one of them who stopped giving help because he caused some people to lose money once, and even though nobody said anything (because we profited a lot more thanks to him before) he ended up not giving anymore but loved following him up.

Overall, it is okay to copy someone's trades if you know them and followed them up and know what they are after or how they make a profit and if you can chat with them. This was my friend, so I literally hang out with him, and I know his intentions, he didn't mean anything bad each time he offered an "idea" basically and that's why it's cool to follow them up.
most importantly we must be aware that if the trade suffers a loss, never blame the person you are copying.
people who do copy trades certainly have limitations and prefer to believe in other people who feel they understand better. as long as it's still profitable and we can still learn, I think using copy trade from other people is fine.
And also keep in mind that those who's planning to do copy trading should consider their capital and how the person they choose to copy trades, for example the trade that they copy has a lot of capitals and the trade has a big leverage then it could be dangerous for those who has limited capital or not so big capital, as of course in trading there's a down trade that's why equity is important, more deposit or capital the bigger the equity and if the equity can't keep up because of the down trade because of big leverage then you will lose your money or the trade while the one you copy still in play, so better know the basics of trading first before doing copy trade, because although you copy trades you still need to think before you do so, and copy trading is not that simple, if you think you can earn awals by copy trading then think again.
1047  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do you pay for signals? And how much ? on: November 20, 2023, 11:13:06 PM
Dlyou pay for signals? And how much ?
What's your monthly expenses for trading signals? Yearly?
I don't pay but i read alot people pay for signals so how good results If this ?
There are free tradings signals out there there are a lot of groups that offer them you can search, if you don't want to pay or avail their subscription then you can rely on their free signals, BUT, I warn you not all groups you see will give reliable signals, paid or free, free signals ate the worst, I once rely on trading signals when I'm a beginner in trading when I notice that I don't get much in free signals and the signal has a lot of flaws and a large margin to lose, so I avail some subscription it did go well from the start but not for too long, so If your thinking of doing trading signals then choose the right groups as there is also a lot of scammers taking advantage of someone like you finding a signals, anyway trade on own risk, It's just that relying in trading signals is not recommended, it will not help your grow also it is very risky.
1048  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: When does the moment come when the gambler loses control? on: November 20, 2023, 10:49:19 PM
Not only in gambling, I think anything that has winning and losses in it, we humans find it very difficult to overshadow the feelings of it to put under our control. We always intend to gamble more to our satisfaction or dissatisfaction as the case may be(winning or losses) until we find a reason not to again at the moment.

That's why you would find some gamblers desire to gain profits no matter how little it is from their gambling involvement for the day. So whenever moments of loss or wins begin to kick into their bets, they find it hard to resist it but have the urge to recover or bet more from their losses or wins which they end up losing badly than they are unexpected to because they want to recoup their losses or being greedy.
"Desire", "Greed" if those two combines then that's when gamblerd lose their control and beyond their limit and boundaries, desire as they gamble and earn some they will desire more and more because it gives them the thrill and excitement and also money of course, greed, even they earn some quite an amount they will want more hoping that they can double or triple it. Sad reality but that is the nature of humans, they tend to want more then what they get and what they need which we know where it will get them, as a result they could suffer or fortunate, but if they for instance become very luck it will not stop them from betting more as they have more money. That is something that we can't fix in humans, and of course, for gamblers, unless they fix it by themselves, the only thing that could stop them is themselves.
1049  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I found my Bitcoin books from 2016 on: November 20, 2023, 10:17:00 PM
How did you know about Bitcoin in 2016, 2017 and know about those faucets but did not join the forum earlier?

You only joined Bitcointalk in 2022, about less one year and one month ago. It is good to know that you are Bitcoin adopter since 2016, 2017 and you are survivor since the past bear market and a current one because you are still here, around Bitcoin, this market and are a member of this forum.

Would you mind sharing what happened with you since 2016 till 2022, please.

Today you can claim Bitcoin at this faucet: https://freebitco.in/site/bitcoin-faucet/

I am not sure about other faucets.

A first Bitcoin faucet is Get 5 free bitcoins from freebitcoins.appspot.com in June 2010.

There are many people involved with crypto from start who have not joined this forum yet. Different people have different priorities and thus this forum might not be priority for those people. Another possibility is that he belongs to some country where this forum is not very popular. Later when more people from his location started becoming active here, they might have shared it with him and thus he joined.
True, this bitcoin is not popular or cannot be easily seen by those non-cryptocurreny users, or, in short, it is not known in the world unless you know about bitcoin. Well, maybe because many crypto holders get their assets from this forum through signature campaigns or other services.

I admired the dedication of the OP, even theres a hurdles he keeps on giving time and effort to bitcoin for himself which is what should a lot of people must have and learn from the experience of the OP, many saying that it is too late to invest in bitcoin now, no they are wrong its never too late, they just know the big events of bitcoin that's why they are saying that, but in reality you could earn in bitcoin without that big events, you could earn in different ways, holding, buy and sell at appropriate point, trading, or staking and etc, you can choose on what method you can do, that's why we need to learn from the OP's experience that its never too late to invest in bitcoin you just need to have the dedication and urge to earn.

That's also my goal; that's why, even though I started in bitcoin or crypto currency in 2020, I'm still here because I'm still learning and, at the same time, earning.
1050  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What is the best thing that have ever come to you thanks to BTC on: November 20, 2023, 12:47:18 PM
Well, not all the things that I want, but I can say that because of bitcoin, I brought those things that I want slowly, meaning the things that I can't afford when I don't have an investment or side hustle are not possible to bring, not all because I'm not that rich or a super high earner, just a bit enough for me to buy what I want and what I need. And even now, I'm still chasing my dreams and the things I want to achieve with the help of bitcoin. Because of the variety of ways to earn in bitcoin, like what I do, holding assets in bitcoin and other cryptocurrency, trading, mining, signature campaigns, and many more, it's up to you how you will utilise those earning methods; the only limit is yourself and how much time and effort you can give to learn and explore bitcoin and other cryptocurrency.
1051  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Referral bonuses are waste of time on: November 20, 2023, 08:31:43 AM
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Other than that, I confess that I didn't spend much effort in publishing links to other casinos, so I'm not sure if they are profitable or not, but one thing I know for sure: the sites profit much more than the users who publish them.
The truth is, none of us earned money using referral bonuses. Why? One thing is that what we are sharing is a casino, and we know many people are hasty when it comes to casinos or gambling, so it's not easy to attract or refer one. Second, we are not popular. Yes, popularity is one thing that could make you earn referral bonuses. For example, streamers, vloggers, etc. can earn from referrals as many of their viewers could be attracted or tempted to try what they are playing, or simply streamers or vloggers can earn from advertising the casino and using their links.

For us normal people, it's hard for us to attract people to use our referral links. If we can get some, it's not enough to earn a fine profit, but maybe by hard work some can earn from it as there are a lot of ways to advertise now, especially on social media.
1052  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: what is the largest sports bet you have ever placed, and what was the result on: November 20, 2023, 07:19:26 AM
bonus question: did that experience cause you to play more or less? and do you still bet?
Well, like most of the commenters here, I like playing NBA basketball, I also like watching NBA playoffs, and I think that I could give it a try in betting on NBA plays as I have an idea which team could win or not and who's a player I can bet on, and so far, it's good because even if I lose, as I monitor my spending in gambling or betting, I can track that I earn more than losing. And I can't recall the largest amount that I win; I think it's $300–400 in just one bet, and does it make me play more or less? It makes me play or bet more, but of course with discipline in mind, and as a person, I sometimes feel greedy and end up not well. Still,  I know that I can earn from betting, so I only limit myself to one bet per day.
1053  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Letting the cat out of the bag on: November 20, 2023, 05:57:35 AM
Why is it my job to change anyone? In a perfect world everything would be free, people would help each other, noone would kill anyone, no adultry, no famine, no bad shit period. We obviously do not live in a perfect world and most only care about themselves no matter who it hurts.

I haven't seen anyone in such bad shape from gambling that I should intervene. People I know gamble what they can afford and go on with life.
Well, yes, maybe you don't have a care or concern for other people, but what the OP is talking about is that if you have someone who has the case of being addicted, maybe if they reach out to you as a friend, will you not help him? Or, let's say, you don't have the ability to help your friend, but can your conscience take it? That's what the OP is referring to: that maybe a gambling addict could wake up from their addiction if someone would reach out for them and help them get back on their feet. But you are also right that in this world there's no perfect, so maybe there are addicts to gambling who also don't have a concern for the people around them who could be affected by their gambling habit. But the thing is, the person itself should help himself; without the dedication to change, there will be no change, and we can't do anything from that.
1054  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How I got started with Bitcoin and how it is blessing for me? on: November 20, 2023, 12:25:06 AM
In one of the thread, I made a statement that those who joined Bitcoin early and still held till date are the true believers who understood what Bitcoin was and where it was going.

To keep your money in bitcoin all the time and not touch it, you have to have money from other sources. What if a person has no other sources and lives off bitcoin profits? According to you those who live off bitcoin are not true bitcoin believers?

I am totally agree with you.
Since I am from a very poor family, at that moment I had nothing but bitcoins from which I could earn/get extra money.

I don't see anything wrong with using bitcoin as a means of livelihood. It's normal. If you don't overdo it and don't get too greedy, you can live on bitcoin profits for a long time. The main thing is that, God forbid, there is no situation in life that will require selling all bitcoins.
Yes, true, but of course, an investor should first know his or her situation. I noticed that because of the bitcoin hype, many people choose to invest in bitcoin without proper knowledge of it, resulting in losing the investment, and many choose to invest a large amount of money thinking that they could earn a lot right away, which is not the case. You could use bitcoin as a side hustle, but not as a livelihood. Why? Because bitcoin is volatile and complex, not every day you will win or earn; that's not it, except if you are really good at it. But if you know for yourself that you are not familiar with bitcoin, then don't rely on it alone; bitcoin is for long-term investment, so if you think that bitcoin could give you earnings every day, then stop dreaming. To efficiently earn in bitcoin or in any crypto currency by many means, you have to go long.
1055  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can money be saved in gambling sites? on: November 19, 2023, 10:50:22 PM
If you're hiding money from the government and mostly from your wife, this is what the other gamblers do.
I've done with it before knowing Bitcoin, but until I know how to hide it using a bitcoin wallet, I won't do it again. Because when I think about it now, hide our money on gambling site online is very risky from hacker or the owner site online. but it also depends on how much money you hide it, If only $100 or $200 that is not a problem. Maybe if we are bored, and I want to clear our mind, hide on gambling site is good, While saving dan hding it maybe we can also make it multiple from $200 to $400. There is nothing possible as far as you trust it.

hiding or saving money in any gambling site is okay depends on the amount but not recommended, like what you've said, It's very risky and there are some possibilities that your money will lose in case the gambling site has a problem and tends to close.It's okay if you keep the allocated fund for your gambling on a gambling site but not that much amount, Just save the majority of you money in reliable crypto wallet.
Storing money or even a crypto currency asset on a gambling platform will never be recommended. Well, it depends on the person if he will take the risk of storing it there, but gambling platforms tend to have issues in terms of money being lost and are prone to being targeted by hackers as they know they could get something from the platform. But mostly, this method of storing money on a gambling platform is used to hide confidential money—money laundering, for example—as some gambling platforms are illegal. That's why it is not appropriate to store money in such a way. Anyway, it's up to a gambler or a person if he or she wants to use this method. Just make sure that the amount is not too big and that the platform you put it on is one you can trust, its hard to trust in such platform now a days tl handle our money.
1056  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin really too Expensive? Then Buy Satoshis on: November 19, 2023, 04:11:35 AM
If Bitcoin is too expensive then you should have bought sooner!  Tongue  Grin

Furthermore I would argue that the topic title should be: "Not enough money for Bitcoin? Then buy Satoshis." Because the value of both Bitcoin and Satoshi scale, so you are buying BTC at the same Satoshi price as you would be at buying Satoshis. If you consider Bitcoin has a too high price-tag then so do the Satoshi.

Although I would also argue that Bitcoin under 100k is not expensive.
You can't say that many investors in bitcoin are late in buying it when it's affordable. That's why, even without buying the whole bitcoin, an investor could still earn. Bitcoin is just the whole thing; satoshi is the small fraction of bitcoin; it's like a cent to a dollar, so you brought a fraction of bitcoin, which is called satoshi, but of course, in exchange, it will only reflect bitcoin. So anyone who wants to invest in bitcoin can still do so; it is not too late. The most efficient way to earn through bitcoin is by trading, but if they can't do as much complex trading, holding a fraction of bitcoin could be profitable. I also do holding or trading, so I realise that it's still not too late. Theres still an opportunity and chance to ride if bitcoin will bullrun; you just have to have patience and wait for it, and of course, grab the opportunity and risk.
1057  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Are you in profit? on: November 18, 2023, 11:00:21 PM
I have noticed some individuals claiming to be successful in gambling.
but, my personal experience with online gambling platform over the past 8 months has been consistently unprofitable
I haven't broken even or made any gains. I'm curious if anyone in our community has actually achieved profitability through gambling. If yes, we can calculate that how much percentage of us are profitable.
I know most of the people pay to win and deposit to recover previous losses.

write in this format:
Code:
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[color=green]YES[/color] [color=red]NO[/color]

Well, I think it will be your problem; for the past 8 months, you haven't gained any profit. Then I think you should stop gambling or take a rest for a certain time before it's too late, before you get more addicted and lose more money. And maybe you gained some profit but didn't notice. That's why it's important to keep records to track your losses and wins. I've been into gambling for quite some time, and so far I can say that I earn more than what I lose. For example, this month I allocated $200 to gamble, and by keeping track, I can see that I quite earned roughly $100+, which is a good profit. Maybe you just lack recording your spending, or maybe gambling is not for you, then better stop before it's too late. Maybe give your time some rest and, of course, your spending. Anyway, good luck if you still continue.
1058  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: An easy approach to Bitcoin on: November 18, 2023, 12:43:42 PM
Most people especially kids have heard about Bitcoin or crypto currency without really knowing what it is about or how it works.recently I came across a particular video which I found online.it was an animated video giving a very brief and basic knowledge about the concept of Bitcoin. It talked about why Bitcoin was created, how Blockchain works ,as well as mining.I saw it as a good approach to teaching young ones or even newbies about Bitcoin.Without saying much here is a link to the video.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/3050082035123654?mibextid=Hn3EexMF1WhlYZLE
op To me teaching bitcoin to kids is nothing but stupid. Because children do not want to study properly under the guise of play. They cannot focus on something as important as Bitcoin. They are just busy with sports, if you try to teach them about Bitcoin, you will fail completely. Bitcoin should be taught at a time when you can make your own decisions. If you don't understand the importance of bitcoin, you will spend all day explaining it to kids and they won't understand anything about bitcoin. Sixteen to seventeen year old boys and girls can be taught about Bitcoin then they will slowly understand the importance of Bitcoin.
If parents want to teach about bitcoin, they have to wait until their children are of age to know about economics, markets, the meaning of money, and so on.
Parents must also be wise in teaching things, including teaching about Bitcoin, by adapting it to their age. But if they see something written about bitcoin and ask their parents about it, this could be a way to introduce bitcoin to them and show them the video so they can understand a little about bitcoin.
Later, if they are curious and continue to ask more about bitcoin, their parents can teach them other basic things to increase their knowledge about bitcoin. It will give his children an understanding of bitcoin and they may be ready to receive further lessons about bitcoin.

I really don't understand what is the benefit of teaching bitcoin to children, why does it always become a topic of discussion when at their age it is only suitable for basic knowledge of life and most of the time their mission is to have fun and explore the world. I would love to know the people who are coming up with the idea of teaching bitcoin to children, have they done that with their children? Or do they not have children and know nothing about how to raise a child? Bitcoin is just a currency, and while they don't know what currency is, how can we teach them more complicated things?
It's because they keep wanting to make the children interested in bitcoin, which is a complex thing for their young minds. I get it; they are teaching a good thing to their child or to a young age, but that doesn't mean they have to absorb it. Remember, young people tend to forget what they watch or can easily be distracted and ignore certain things as they tend to explore and be curious. Yes, maybe some children might show an interest in bitcoin or crypto currency, but there are only a few; they are the exceptional children. I hope this age of bitcoin or crypto currency is a trend. They don't push their children or young people about things that will be too complicated for them and may block their youth, as young people should focus on their character development and knowledge. Parents can teach all they want if the child is of an appropriate age, but there is still no guarantee that he or she will take an interest in it.
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1059  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What is the minimum amount of bitcoin or satoshi should hold for poor? on: November 18, 2023, 10:00:29 AM
Poor?!!! Really, from the words you said, "poor" means it has no capability to obtain a bitcoin or even a fraction of bitcoin. Why? It's because they will, of course, buy necessities first before anything; they don't have the time or money to think about bitcoin. Okay, let's take consideration. Let's say you are talking about those in the middle class. Then what they need is just a fraction of bitcoin that they can afford, and the money they used is money that could be extra or money that they can afford to lose. If you know that you have other things to buy, then they will not be interested in this thing, but if you want to make your life easy, then it would not be bad to invest even the amount that you can in bitcoin. It doesn't need to be that big at first; you just need to start.
1060  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The most important thing in a betting site on: November 18, 2023, 07:43:06 AM
I guess anyone who does betting should have the responsibility to check or do research first to see what's the best betting site or application, and if they've chosen one, they should review the ratings and feedback. Why? Well, it's because you will see and know what kind of betting site you are entering and will know their good and bad sides, and most importantly, because it's better to know the bad parts of the site before entering that site. Like, for example, what the OP said about withdrawal, many betting sites and applications delay the withdrawal process, or there's a certain period of days before you can receive the money. If the gambler is not happy with that, then he or she could blame the site. Well, in the first place, it's their fault because they don't research first and know what kind of withdrawal process the site does. So it's very important to know the site first before anything else; it's for the gambler's safety and convenience.
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