One can still have confidence in their game and still decide to cash out. That's playing smart and applying safety measures. The confidence you have in the game is what makes you pick the option among others, and if you place a parlay bet, even with the confidence you have in all your selections, there are ways games will be going. You will be forced to play safe even when you have confidence in the team, you can still be supporting them fully and yet decide to grab the cashout you have been offered in case anything changes in any minute after then. Anyhow the game ends, you still come out a winner on both sides.

Self-control and holding on to the decision that we take for ourselves personally is what's affecting most gamblers; if they can defeat that and be themselves always, it will be hard for them to make any reckless decision that will affect their gambling habits, and if there is no decision made aside from the one they have planned, including gambling budget and time management, it will be hard for the lesson to get addicted even when they are losing; they will be able to control their emotions and not allow themselves to be controlled by game results.

Nobody actually is forcing anyone to buy Bitcoin at every dip. Even in a stable market, you need to have what you do for a living before you can be able to buy Bitcoin. Because you need real money to do that and not money given to you by someone else, and if your work doesn't give you enough money to pay your bills and have leftover, you should not consider buying bitcoin even for a short period of time because the price can disappoint you when you might be in need of the money.

I have encountered such errors both on the Bitcoin blockchain, which is very obvious each time you open your Trust Wallet; they do show the warning; and also on the Ethereum and Polygon networks, the balance will always be accurate, but the transaction history always doesn't add up to date.

It's possible to do that, and if the couple has one mind, they can decide to invest in Bitcoin together just as they both need to be present before you can make a withdrawal from a joint account. They can also use a multisig wallet for that, which they can both see the transaction inflow from, but before anyone can spend funds from that wallet, the permission of the other person will be required to authorise the transaction so that the thing you call a security concern can be solved with a multisig wallet.

In time to come, more countries will come up to that idea, as there is already a sign out there that most countries want to get themselves off the stress of depending only on the US dollar for international trade, but cryptocurrency is what they might consider using, just like Russia, but not Bitcoin in particular.

Some traders fear using Bitcoin for large deals, not because it can't accommodate it, It's because of its volatile nature; since it's not what they are accumulating for later use but for trade purposes, they will likely use something that is more stable, which will drag them to using a stable coin (even when it's entirely not stable and can depegged), but still that appears to be a safe option for most countries.

Even if the school doesn't open up a gambling shop inside its premises, there are some kinds of activities that will bring or drag the student directly into the gambling house activities, like allowing the gambling organisation to come and run some kind of promo and sponsorship in the school environment. Such types of activities can lure students who are not focused to go and try their luck.

Using the money meant for something else on gambling is just minor compared to what could be the result of a student who is entirely lost to gambling: they lose focus on school, they don't study, and they can't even think about setting things up right again. All that will matter to them is how to win big from that which they have gotten themselves involved in.

The method you gamble with will determine how your brain will process what you sent to it. If you gamble with less desperation of winning, then I don't think there is a possibility of getting addicted. It's what you feed your brain with that's going to determine how it will react to certain game results. If you already conceive in your mind that you want to turn gambling into a passion and a career, your brain will help you with that because that's what you want to do.

In my locale, you don't need to be educated before you can be able to get involved in gambling; gambling is not just online gambling. There were traditional ways of gambling even before online gambling came into existence and became popular.

One can either just gamble with a group of friends or go to a physical gambling house and place their bet without the need to know how to read and write. It's as simple as that. Your parents don't just like gambling, which is why they don't get involved in it.

Yeah, when a player is transferred from one club to another, his playing skill could either reduce or increase depending on the motivation. That's correct, but in terms of sports betting, it's not entirely a luck kind of thing. Skills also follow in terms of games and option selection, but luck guarantees the winning or the losing, and I also agree that if the OP is losing too much, he/she should take some rest.

If quitting one can help you get rid of the others, then the solution is to go for it, but basically, if you quit one, it means you will be channelling all your energy to the rest that you have left. No form of addiction is good, and if it's possible, the person should take a break from whatever they do very excessively and seek help if they can't handle it themselves.

Or even if such a person is in this forum, they are the type that only will come on once in a while to raise a complaint about a casino, just like the guy who won 7 figures from BC Game and is a high roller. After the issue was resolved and he got his money back, you could barely see such a person active in this place unless they had an issue that would bring them here; they would possibly be active on their gambling forum where they could associate with themselves and ideas with each other.

I like the phrase "we don't feel hurt much" because even for those who play for fun only, you can't completely say that you don't feel any atom of pain for losing; no matter how little it is, it's painful to lose. The level of suffering that can be caused to you is based on your level of tolerance and the amount you spend, which has drawn on gambling. We approach it with what we can afford to lose and leave when we notice that we are losing too much and when we can still control the pain that the loss can cause us.

Have you checked among all the tools you have used to import your wallet? Have you checked the receiving address if it's the same as the one you sent your coin to? You might be importing the wrong wallet, which is the reason why your balance is not appearing both on Trust Wallet, MetaMask, and Unstoppable Wallet. Try checking the ETH receiving address to confirm if you are on the right wallet first. Let us know where your problem is coming from.

How many wallets do you have logged into your Trust Wallet? I'm asking if you might have switched to another wallet instead of the one in question since Trust Wallet has the option to move from one wallet with a different key to the other.

If you are sure it's the same wallet that you are using, I will advise you to try updating your Trust Wallet app and see if the balance will appear, as the transaction you did is still currently in your wallet balance; balance not displaying might be from the app error.

And if the above option doesn't work, I will suggest you try using the Metamask wallet by importing your key through it. It's another altcoin-friendly wallet, but be careful while doing it and do not expose your wallet phrase to danger.

If I understand you clearly, this is where you sent the Ethereum to:  https://etherscan.io/address/0xf551761206bbeac37a4e5d4b2d8f41a6797557f2
I mean the one you sent yesterday 47 hours ago and the one you sent 30+ hours ago; if I’m correct, you should check the transaction as it has already been confirmed and should be available in your wallet now, as I can see it in your wallet through the block explorer.

But the transaction you made yesterday you also move the ETH out just almost immediately after you sent it to this address: 0xC911A0F3f50F1394AA648C8a4808BA889F099DD6

I also agree with you, and at the same time, I get the point that the OP is making: those $10 and hundreds of dollar DCA purchases from single investors around the world might not appear to be much if looked at individually, but if the total number of people doing that little purchase is added together, there will be a big number that sums up that can't just easily be overlooked. It won't be anything or cause any effect like the single purchase of institutional investors with larger capital, but it's still worth it to reduce how much those investors hold and control.

This is just like allowing your mind to think that you are more lucky in winning when you visit a new casino than using an old casino, or a casino gives you more of a winning chance when you are new as a welcome bonus than when you are already getting familiar with the game. Luck can show you some mercy and make you think that it's based on the new game that you have chosen that has determined your winning success.

Now this will serve as an example and lesson to the person in question, as he won't make such a mistake again, then again losing and forgetting all about your email, which can give you access to your exchange account.

This is different from losing your key since the email you can later remember it or somehow contact the exchange and give them whatever information they ask for and regain access back to the exchange, but losing your key, it's gone forever.

I don't know anything that has kept me from making good profit from Bitcoin; aside from answering the call of urgency, I can't have money stacked somewhere and still be looking for other means to solve my problem when I can just sell some part of my Bitcoin and get over it.

I can't give anybody any motivation of not selling off their Bitcoin no matter what; it's never to be kept like decoration in the first place. Bitcoin can't guarantee to make you rich, but if you want to make good profit from bitcoin, you should have a good-paying job that can sustain you enough not to be thinking about selling off what you have managed to accumulate.