The best one we have here is signature campaigns, someone who could find work here for a few years and put it all on bitcoin could make a lot of money, life changing amount of money, you could make like 300 dollars a month from it, meaning it is a lot of money in the end.

You could also go with bounties and airdrops and all that, not all makes money, in fact majority of them loses money, but if you could make just a few hundred a year from it, it is still a good thing, some make even thousands a year from it, because they join hundreds of them, all they can. Then you have crypto jobs, which are jobs only related to crypto world, like having some call channel, or being a mod on telegram, or anything like that, you can get paid for that too.

Yes we will always feel that regret no doubt about that. But as long as we are satisfied with our decision it is easy to accept the fact that it has happened and we need to moveon. That is why we improvise just because of that feeling.

There are a lot of people who are reluctant in investing because they seem to be thinking about the price and the total coin they will be accumulating if they start buying now they can do DCA method and accumulate more just in time for halving

Very recommended if there are people out there who are not ready for one big buy but wants to get as much bitcoin as they can

Let me make this clear for you that no created coin that exists that is better than bitcoin. If you want privacy, you can go for monero. But you should know that there are other ways that you can go for like using coinjoin, mixers and swapping

Bitcoin has a very long history of very big volatility and everybody who gets scared by that has - sooner or later - very bad days if he goes for investing/holding (pretty much ending with a panic sale).
My advice is always look at the big picture and use your brain.

And about the question in your topic title, my take is: yes, but you may need some time, maybe even weeks or more, to see that happen. And yes, because halving is also near, this may become somewhat fuzzy.

Is that in USD$? if I am in that situation, I don't know how to forgive myself. That's already a lot of money when I was still able to withdraw and then I didn't stopped myself and kept on gambling. I'll call myself an idiot for not securing the winnings. But let's get back to reality, if luckily I was able to reach that amount and I can withdraw that, no doubt that I'll be cashing that out. It's already money and I'll leave some so that I can have fun again without having the worry that the bigger amount might still lose. We need to be wise with our decisions, it should be our minds that we must use in situations like this or whenever you have won the big pot but you're still thinking whether not to cash out and just continue with all of it.

Yeah, reasoning before you invest in any project is very important it's almost the same thing as doing your own research before you invest.

If you don't think of what you're going into then you will probably regret every of you actions. So it a very valid advise just know what your doing in the crypto space and only do with what you are comfortable without, which is practically invest what you can afford to lose. Because most times this scam projects go a wide range to make this scam look convincing.

Well, BTC was just like altcoins a long time ago, high risk high reward. Now it's evolved, become big, and moving not that fast. People want the same with altcoins. But most of them can't provide that.

From what I can recall on my gambling sessions, I don't remember ever doing that thing because I've sort of had this scary feeling in me that if I ever do this and slip up that I might have my account banned which isn't a fun thing to do because I'll have to be hassled again with the registration. I do know some people that does this and I can't be bothered to learn how to do it safely, seems like a really good way to make money but I'm already risking my money with gambling, might as well take it slowly with the gambling and just do it the old fashioned way which is losing a lot of money and getting frustrated    .

actually People aren't addicted with gambling but with money. Gambling is a process to earn money and so some people do gambling aggressively which is called "addicted in gambling" but after a certain time, they can change the way of earning source by shifting from gambling to job!/business, whenever they get realized they are losing huge in gambling. But in durgs addiction case, it totally hampers brain. This is called Substance use disorder (SUD) which is a complex condition what makes functional changes to brain circuits, and destroyed the control from ourselves. So coming out from this situation, is very hard. So gambling addiction can be considered nothing when anyone comparing it with drug addiction IMHO

It's fine for me if my mother will only gamble in online casino. There's a privacy and she don't have to go outside for her own safety. As long as she's playing in moderation then I will allow her to play. We know elder people are also looking for hobby to entertain themselves. So it's understandable for me if she is looking for activity to spend her time. Therefore if that's her way to enjoy then it's fine.

However, i'm against if she will play in a physical casino. Because it's a different place and it can also pressure her to spend more since others are doing so. Moreover it's not good for her health.

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By the way, I have a question: Similar to other casinos in the forum, do you have plans to integrate sports betting into your platform in the near future?

Who's gonna interested to gamble under pressure?

Even you can gamble using VPN or something like that, there was been mentioned withdrawal and refund might not be successful.

IIRC there was a casino has kind of strict rules too and they ended up no one is interested to gamble on there. This casino should try to overcome forbid so many countries except their goals are only serve to specific regions like local casino.

One thing that I find important that the OP may be forgetting is the opportunity to make a profit on the investment.

I know the benefits can be understood in other ways, but frankly speaking, the journey to know bitcoin has brought me quite a lot of technological and economic knowledge. And there is no obvious place to freely share these things other than in the crypto space.

(2) -  I see that perhaps many people come to bitcoin and stay with it for a long time because of that.

Buying low-float coins doesn't guarantee any profit. What of if the team behind the low-float coins are in the crypto space to scam people. Investing in crypto is more that buying coin with low market value only without any research. One needs research on the team, community and the partner involved before thinking of investing in any project.

The ETF approval was never such an event where you would have experienced of pump after the news has been announced. Rather the price has been on the upper trends during the last two to three months and it was in the anticipation of the ETF approval and that is how the market works. The market we see pumps before the actual event happened and this is not the first time we had experiencing this behaviour.

It is also critical to try to think about what those moves imply, since it is very easy to check the charts and see all the movements that bitcoin made in a matter of seconds, however those movements took months and sometimes a full year to materialize, and living through such movement is a completely different experience than to just look at it on a chart, and anyone that is trying to familiarize themselves with this market needs to remember that soon enough they will have to go through the same experiences, and if they do not go through this process they can be caught with their guard down.

As a responsible gambler managing $50 as bankroll for the month is hard but with self-discipline it can be achieved. What I would do is simply to reorganize my strategy. By this, instead of 3 times a week, I would gamble 1 per week.

If I have to increase my bank roll, then I would be very dangerous and stupid risk. Above that, it is money that  I cannot afford to lose and if I lose it, I would not forgive myself. I would only increase my bankroll if my income increases and even at that, I would not increase it immediately. It may take months before I do so.

I also appreciate the allure of more frequent wins, even if they come with a lower ceiling, a steadier pace that I enjoy when playing slots. I agree with what was said about how the higher the RTP, the lower the volatility. I also prefer that because it allows for longer gameplay, and there's more entertainment and excitement in playing. As a new player back then, I was less concerned about volatility, and I didn't know about RTP before I started playing. I lacked awareness because I was more focused on graphics or animation. So, in terms of low volatility, I think each provider has games like that nowadays; it just depends on the specific game.

One bitcoin to our currency is actually huge though but can't fetch you everything needed all in life but you can achieve a lot from it, on the norm if I have one bitcoin what to is to hold maybe I was given to spend it then I will have no option that to buy a rented apartment where I can have tenant rents them to live inside then will be taking monthly and yearly rent from them to further expand my investment portfolio. I can't go buy a house that won't generates additional income for me while living inside or going to buy a moto bike that won't give any profit than spending to service them.