Well, both have risks in what they will do, but among those three, I think the wiser is Mr. Theymos. Well, it's because it's good to do DCA now a days with the current state of bitcoin. If you are watching the bitcoin price, you will notice and see the sharp movements of bitcoin, either up or down movements, and from that, it's good to place a position on those down or sharp decreases in the price of bitcoin so you can have multiple good positions and a good profit. If I were to choose the second, maybe miss Alice simply because if you are waiting for bitcoin, as its investment is long-term, you can use other coins to do trades or holdings as well, but altcoins are too risky. That's why it is second. Last is Mr. Bob, simoky, because if you put all your capital in one coin and one position, it will increase the risk because your fate will be 50/50.

Well, first, I would recommend that you explore the forum first because this question is a common one and there are a lot of topics similar to it. Anyway,  you already posted it. Well, the most important thing is knowledge. Knowledge should come first because if you have the necessary knowledge and information, it will be easy for you to know what you want to invest and where you want to invest. Bitcoin is a broad investment; you could either trade, hold bitcoin assets, or do many other things. You need to identify in which field you want to invest and what you know you can do.

Bitcoin is a very dangerous and risky investment, as you could lose money in this investment. That's why the second most important thing you should hone is your experience, because if you have the experience, you will build your confidence, skills, mental state, and tolerance. Those things are necessary for an investor in this field.

In AI or trading bots, even if they are advanced to here or good to here, I'm still not convinced that, with the current state of AI nowadays, it will be reliable to predict the market or decide my trading move. The thing is, even though AI is advanced without data, it will not function; data is what AI needs, and we know the crypto market is unpredictable; the movements in the market are undefined. That's why we humans do technical analysis and such other things to find a good position, and even if we have a position or map in the market in mind, there is still a margin of error. But AI or trading doesn't think that way; it can only analyse and make decisions based on the data it has, but with market volatility, the pattern and data will be difficult for the AI to process.

In short, I still don't rely on AI for trading, maybe in the future, because there is a possibility that as technology keeps on advancing, it's not bad to follow and use trading bots these days, as your trade is at your own risk.

So far, I don't experience any problems with P2P trading, especially since I do my P2P trading on Binance only. It's just that I don't trust any platforms; it's just that I'm more familiar with using Binance, and it has a legitimate percentage, wherein you will see a trustworthy percentage of every vendor in P2P. And I know mostly all the platforms have their own steps before proceeding with a transaction. For example, if you are going to sell your asset, or BTC, to fiat and have it directly sent to your fiat online wallet, there is a "release" or "confirm order," wherein as long as you are not receiving your money, you have leverage because you will not release the transaction. In summary, Binance has security features that will protect both vendor and customer to have a safe and fair transaction, which I don't know about other platforms.

spending less on casinos, because even if I have bonuses or more money, in short, I choose not to spend those for my gambling habits or choose to stay away from gambling because those bonuses are hard-earned money, so I don't want to waste it on gambling. It's not that I don't have confidence in my gambling skills or luck, but the thing is, I don't want to waste money that comes once a year, like 13th month pay or what. So rather than spending money in a casino, I choose to ignore casinos or online casinos at this time of the year to focus on the holidays and enjoy the money that I have. I will be back in gambling if I feel so, and after this season full of events,.

I think many here will answer that they used some of their bonuses for gambling to double it, but it was their own decision and money. Maybe there is someone who really could double their money, and that would be great, but for me, I don't want to risk it at this time.

That is one of the options to stop a gambler from his addiction, but it doesn't work for most of the addicted gamblers. In fact, family and friends can also be an oil to the fire. If the family and friends are not open to gambling, there is a possibility that they discriminate against the gambling addict, which could cause the gambler to be more depressed and gamble more. And the most important thing is that even if the family and friends will support or help the gambling addict, if the person itself doesn't help himself, then there is no point or it's useless. The help should come first from the person who's addicted, not from anyone; they can only guide and support, but they should never be the ones who decide if they want a change. No matter what help a gambling addict gets, if he doesn't have the mindset to change, then there's nothing that could help him.

What do you mean first in "smart money"? You didn't give the context or meaning of it, and you are saying that it's more reliable than technical analysis? Even if you are learning about technical analysis without enough execution or experience you will never see its worth, you are saying that technical analysis is not reliable but in fact this method is being used by many traders as it could give them insights on what will be the possible movement of the market, although technical analysis is not 100% accurate because in trading there will be no a 100% as the market is unpredictable, still with the use of technical analysis it could give you what will be your next move, where to position or where to do your trade, if you think that technical analysis is not useful then so be it tey using your "smart money" method then come back here to say what is your experience, you are still new to trading so its still early for you to say that technical analysis is not useful for earning in trading that is the common problem with the newbies in trading.

Well, sometimes I set up usually hour or more than one hour, but mostly I don't have an specific time to do what you call wrap up, I mean yes I have an allocated amount or bankroll that I will use for gambling and as long as I still have balance or if I notice that I earned quite a lot then that's when I would stop there is no specific time length mostly when I do gambling, I gamble at my satisfaction so sometimes it takes me hours to gamble.So when I gamble I make sure that I'm free and will not do anything to focus and to enjoy, but if I know I have something to do then that's when I need to allocate some time for me just to gamble usually 1-3 hours, that's when I know when to stop or wrap up, well I thimk its a good practice to have a specific time when to end the session so that you will not over spens your bankroll.

I agree. The thing about gambling and gamblers' is that whether it's their first time, whether they win or lose, if they have a taste of what gambling is, they will be caught in the trap. You see, even the gambling game they play can be a trap. Either they find it entertaining or entertaining, or their ego to win right away—that's when the trap comes in. The true trap set up by casinos is the deposit bonuses, which are pleasing to the eye and will engage new users to deposit in their casino and play. That is the real trap. But the thing is, the person itself is the trap; the emotion, their decision-making, is affected by their emotion. For example, if they feel lucky, the excitement of their first time playing a gambling game, or, as I said earlier, the "ego" and the desire to earn money are what make them gamble more.

If I'm one of the two, I would say I'm on the managing your bankroll side, because every bet and gambling I do is all recorded for me to keep track of my earnings. For example, when I have allocated capital for my gambling games and betting games, all of the transactions I do are recorded, and the either win or lose amount is recorded. I do this thing for me to keep track of what's happening to my capital, whether it's earning or not. From that, I could manage my capital and either stop or play games that have a higher chance of winning, but if at some point the whole capital burns, then only that allocated money will be the one who's going to lose. It's like I'm setting up a wall to limit my spending so I can manage my bankroll efficiently. because I'm confident enough to say that I'm a responsible gambler who has discipline and good management of my money.

Well, Electrum has a high number of application reviews, and so far the application or wallet has been secured and proven secure, but the security of your asset will also depend on you and how you will keep your wallet. And from the looks of it, you are doing DCA and accumulating BTC bit by bit. There is no problem with that; just be careful on what price or position you will bring a bitcoin. For example, if you visit a chart for bitcoin, the price drops rapidly and instantly, so that is a good time to bring more bitcoin and wait for the long term. I think this movement is part of the upcoming bull run of bitcoin, and that's a good opportunity to buy BTC. So you better watch out when you are buying your holdings, as of now BTC is doing a lot of market movements.

Well, yes, I don't think anyone didn't analyse who would win. Like what we are doing, if we see the match, we can distinguish who has the advantage based on how familiar we are with the team. For example, in the NBA, if you are a fan of the NBA, you mostly know the teams—the strong ones and the weak ones—so you know if there's a match that will have a higher chance of winning. So analysis is very important in sports betting if you want to have higher chances of winning, but for some others who don't rely on analysis or don't want to analyse because they don't have time and rely only on intuition, they are most likely to have a higher rate of losses. So analysis is very important in gambling. Even if you are more reliant on luck and your knowledge, you still need to analyse before deciding whether to bet.

Well, you didn't provide enough statements on your topic. Anyway, the thing is, I'm curious about what you are saying, "down fall." Is the down trade too much or not? Because if the down trade is not too much, then I think it is not a smart move to convert your bonk into USDC. I mean, it's part of trading that there are down trades because that's how the market works. What if you encounter a down trade every time, then you will swap your bonk for another time after time?. But if the down trade is too much and you realise that you will be at a disadvantage, then it is a smart move anyway; it is your own trade. But remember, patience is a must, so better wait for a while. But yeah, it's your own decision and the risks are up to you. I'm sure many here will give more advice.

I don't want to judge, but I think not all here who are replying to a post or creating a post are actually trading. I mean, let's not be hypocrites here; we all know some just do their posts to comply with their signature campaigns, so I'm sure not everyone here is a trader, but we appreciate the insights and knowledge they share if there is. As we know, this forum is strict with the contents of the users, so we can't just say anything that is not useful or makes any sense. The reason I'm confident that that user is a trader is that if he gives very informative points about a topic in trading, sometimes they give sources that support their statement. I'm a trader, but lowkey, meaning I'm still learning in this field, and my years of experience as a trader are not enough for me to flex my portfolio, but I'm still confident that I'll earn in this field.

You can say that maybe because you didn't experience working some online jobs or what, but look at you now, you are doing a signature campaign. Isn't that a way of earning money online? Yes, maybe online jobs can't fully support you as online jobs or trading is not sustainable earning as you have the possibility to lose money, but it shouldn't be treated as full-time work, meaning you can only use that as a part-time or other way of earning aside from your physical jobs. If you don't have the time to do other jobs because of your physical job, then so be it, but for me or us, trading or doing online jobs via crypto currency is pretty much worth doing as it gives an extra income. So don't say that it is not profitable at all because it is not. Remember,  there are a lot of freelancers out there, and they can survive because it is.

I don't think there is a couple or family that has a situation like that, but even if there is, I don't know if that family or couple is bound to be broke or if their life as a couple will be miserable; they either break up soon or the family will result in a broken family. I don't think there is something good in a couple or family that gambles at the same time, because it will only affect their financial state, and even if there is one person in that couple, I don't think that the couple will last if the gambler doesn't stop. And to answer your question, should only one person quit? They should not quit gambling immediately before it's too late or before the family or relationship can still be saved, or else there will be no future for them. I think there are many situations just like that, and it didn't go well.

Yes, right now, yes, I can say I have a decent amount coming from sports betting, but to be honest, in my first month of doing sports betting, I got too addicted to the point that I didn't limit myself anymore, and it cost me, but now I've learned from that mistake, and yeah, even if I'm still placing a bet in sports, I still have quite some profit. Why? Simply put, I have a percentage of the amount coming from my salary, and that percentage is allocated for my gambling habits. I only base my profit from there, with the help of tracking every bet or play I make in gambling to track down my expenses and see if I'm earning or not from my capital. It's better to have only a portion of your salary dedicated to gambling if you really can't contain yourself from playing it. That way, your losses are limited.

I agree; trading is not an easy thing, and it would never be. Even experienced traders often lose trades, which costs them money. That's why I'm getting annoyed by the people on the internet who are flexing their luxury and achievements from trading, which is their strategy to attract potential investors. It would look like trading is easy, but it never is. They show the good things about trading but never the bad side of it. You see, they have also lost trades, which is very common, but they are showing that they are not to attract investors to avail themselves of their services, such as signals, or that they are the ones that will handle other traders trading accounts. Trading will never be easy, so if someone here is new to trading, then better think again. If you can handle the risk and the hardship of trading, then you will survive, but if you do not have a weak heart for trading, then better build yourself first.

I don't quite remember maybe 2 to 3 years now I guess, but I'm sure i've been in sport betting for some quite time and so far I like what I've been doing in sports betting as its one of my hobbies and its fun.

Maybe my worst experience for me in sports betting is when at some point I get addicted to sports betting and it cost me a lot and took me a quite time to recover, its not a good experience but its a good lesson for me, from that I learned to limit my spendings in betting and also have more fun than being depressed of losses.


I guess like everyone else, able to win a big amount, like a jackpot, its my first time taking a big risk its do or die situation and it turns out good because I win and the amount is not a joke.

Hmmm, If I will give an advise maybe learn to limit your capital and know when to stop and also allocate an amount that you are ready to lose so you will not have any regrets when you lose and it will avoid you from chasing the losses.

Don't go hard on yourself; trading is a continuous learning process. Even an experienced trader will still experience losses, which is a common thing. You said it yourself; you spent time and effort to learn about trading, and that is good because you did the necessary things and tools to do great in trading. Maybe you still need some time and experience to do very well, but have patience, and you will be rewarded. The thing is, you need to stay strong and build your confidence, as we know we never know what your fate will be in trading, so you should always be ready and know what you will do. Always move forward, forget the bad things, and think of how you will do well next in your trades. It's okay to be sad, but don't take too long. If you have time to sulk, then you should spend that to improve your skills.