That's the usual hype when the market goes bullish. It's why so many people fall into FOMO, thinking Bitcoin will bring them quick and hefty returns in no time. But without the right investment strategy, we won't make money during a bull market. We often fail to make the right move because of our own greed. Sometimes, we hold onto assets even when we've already made a decent profit because we keep thinking 'more.'

That kind of mindset can lead to regrets in the end. We need to be clear about our goals, whether it's for the long term or short term, as each requires a different investment approach.

We need to be practical here. Who would be happy when we're losing in gambling? Most of us aren't wealthy; we earn just enough, and it would be a big help if we could consistently win in gambling. Maybe the rich folks who can afford to splurge in Vegas find it fun, but not us.

For us, winning equals enjoyment, and that's where the real fun and happiness in gambling come from.



Yeah, absolutely! That's why they say the majority loses in gambling, which means not everyone, so there's still a chance for us to win.

I can only imagine success if i make a lot of money in gambling, I mean a lot because it's something unachievable for most gamblers.
Imagine that, if you are one of the successful gamblers, that only means you have an exceptional talent that you can capitalize to make a living in gambling.

All that discipline and good attributes needed are useless if it will not gather a positive end result.



Our budget or what we call bankroll in gambling could vary, but there are rules in bankroll management which OP mentioned, as for himself, it's 10% of his total bankroll daily, so if he would be in a losing streak, at least he would last 10 days.

Personally, I don't limit my gambling activities in a day, but at least 3% of my total bankroll is the percentage I wager in every bet.

If you want to minimize the risk, consider putting all your investment into Bitcoin and holding it for the long term. Of course, there's a saying, 'Don't put all your eggs in one basket,' but since the majority of altcoins are not very reliable, it might be better to go all-in on Bitcoin.

That $1500 you have could potentially grow significantly, especially with the upcoming halving and the expected bull run based on its historical trend. Bitcoin might even reach a new ATH and could go as high as $350k. It might seem too optimistic for now, but once we're in the midst of a bull run, people tend to forget about ceilings and just want to keep pushing Bitcoin higher. You know, when FOMO kicks in, prices can skyrocket.

If you are holding a precious asset like bitcoin, you should know the drill, keeping your those important details should be your priority.

Personally, I don't even let people know that i'm investing into bitcoin as we never know what people would think of.

Honestly even my close relatives don't know about it, I just keep my journey in crypto very private because i don't want poeple to be asking me about what I'm doing, and I don't want them to think that I'm rich because their impressiion when someone is into investing in bitcoin, the person is rich, being quite makes it safe for me as we are dealing with money anyway.

one meal per one person probably around $2,  you can eat in a restaurant, or you can cook, that's just my minimum estimate that a person could at least eat a decent meal.

Fish Tinola I guess, or fried fish. I use fish because it's the cheapest and more delicious than just eating vegi. No offense to vegitarians here. 

Around $250 per month. Though having a salary like that can still be considered poor but enough to survive as long as you know how to manage your finances, you know, like prioritizing your needs and not getting much loans.

The world is not perfect either, so there's no such thing as perfect.

What makes bitcoin popular is it's usefulness to us, maybe not for everyone but those who have adopted it either for regular transactions purposes and for investment purposes. Maybe one of the many you mentioned which is this one "The bitcoin market is too volatile and unstable"... can be change in the future, and that is if there's a massive adoption that bitcoin is accepted anywhere and goverment has already clear rules about crypto industry as a whole.

Hopefully in the future we can say that bitcoin is not perfect but it made us rich. 

Based on my computation, he would not become a billionaire, proabably a millionaire.

I dig a bit and look for his name, there was an article that was dated 2013 reported about him getting paid in bitcoin as his salary. So if he continues receiving it, that's 10 years already. But let's judge it based on the fitures, not sure if the salary rate is correct but based on this article below., the "Chief Of Police Salary in Kentucky" is around $80k per month, I rounded it off.

So $80k x 10 years, that's only 800k which is less than a million, so even if we will multiply that by 30 times, that would only reach up to $24 million which is already overstated, so that "billion" never exist.

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https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/kentucky-police-chief-to-be-paid-in-bitcoin/
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salaries/Chief-Of-Police-Salary--in-Kentucky#Yearly

Thanks for the clarification. Is it allowed to access your site using a VPN, and at the same time, the account is not tagged for violating the Terms of Service?

I'm sure AI won't be able to help us win in sports betting. It's a prediction game, and statistics alone as a basis are not enough to win. There are plenty of factors to consider, and even the analysis of an AI may be wrong if it only gets information that is not updated. So, let's stop hoping it will help us win one day. All it can do is provide statistics; the crucial part, which is to analyze that information, should be done by sports handicappers, that's us.

I received this response when I tried to visit the website:


It appears that my IP address is banned from accessing the website. Is there any way I can obtain information about your website without actually visiting it? I'm referring to a website review. Or maybe if you are kind enough provide the list of countries that are banned from accessing you site.

In this type of game, we need to adopt a short-term strategy to increase our chances of winning. With the house edge, the longer we play, the greater the likelihood of losing. So, if we're fortunate, we should be more aggressive with our betting but also maintain the discipline to stop when necessary. This game primarily relies on luck; we don't employ skills but rather exercise discipline in betting, knowing when to stop when we're already in a profitable position.

It's not needed anymore because Bitcoin isn't a company. We are part of the ecosystem, and its demand will naturally make it popular. The idea of decentralization means that we, the users, essentially own the network. We don't have to promote it as big companies would. When they see people using it, they'll be the ones advertising it.

Additionally, the growing bull market is one of the reasons why Bitcoin will remain popular. So, there's no need to worry. Let it grow naturally through increased adoption.

What can you expect to hear from a guy who's lost millions in gambling? Even if the system is proven to be fair, a statement from a gambler who's lost a significant amount of money could be biased because it's driven by frustration.

Consider this simple logic: If a gambling site were rigged, why would a gambler risk millions on it, along with other gamblers? His statement should not be taken too seriously; he might just be venting his emotions and could return to gambling once he's in a calmer state of mind.

Welcome to the club! However, don't completely abandon your old favorites. Instead, focus more on sports betting, as many of the games you've been playing have a high house edge. If you want to make a career out of gambling, sports betting may be a better option.


The first bolded point is simpler to understand. You can learn how to bet on sports by searching online for articles and watching YouTube videos. But the second point is something that you have to figure out on your own. You need to self-study and achieve it by yourself, as no gambler can guarantee a profit, even those who have been betting on sports for decades.

That's quite biased coming from him, as he would naturally have a positive view of his project since he owns an AI company. While we can't deny that AI can handle tasks that don't require human involvement, it's unlikely to completely replace people in the workforce. However, we need to embrace these changes and the best approach is not to complain, but to enhance our skills so we aren't left behind in terms of opportunities, because AI is capable of handling some of our tasks.

We appreciate that AI is making our work easier. However, we may not be aware that if we rely entirely on AI, it could replace our jobs. So, even though Elon's statement might be exaggerated, we should think about this chance. We need to find ways to avoid negative consequences when AI becomes more prevalent.

I don't see a huge difference between crypto casinos and regular gamblers who use fiat casinos. When it comes to games, if blockchain is involved, fiat casinos can't compete. However, the biggest games in the crypto gambling industry still come from sports betting, if I'm not mistaken. They offer the same types of games as fiat casinos, but the difference is that in crypto casinos, we can maintain our privacy as they don't require gamblers to comply with KYC directly. They also allow gamblers from countries that are banned by fiat casinos. So when it comes to convenience, I'd choose crypto casinos. However, in terms of security, I think fiat casinos have the upper hand.

It was the answer to OP's question.



And you also see the reply when a member ask if he could run a signature campaign in cryptotalk forum.

https://cryptotalk.org/topic/367150-signature-campaign/
https://cryptotalk.org/topic/363807-%F0%9F%9F%A5bounty%F0%9F%9F%A5-solarblox-crypto-solar-mining-250-000-sbx-escrow-%F0%9F%A4%91-signature/ ( their bounty section I guess).

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So, what happened at that time was that Cryptotalk ran a signature campaign on Bitcointalk to promote their website. They also had a signature campaign on their own website.

Sorry about that, I was just under the expectation that OP himself knows what he was saying below.


I might have rushed to share my opinion because I thought it was true. It seems that the OP might be spreading false information, but perhaps he/she didn't do enough research, just like I didn't when I replied. I got excited about it without reading all the comments first.

Come on, the way he started his sentence makes it sound really convincing. It wasn't even a question; it was more like a conclusion.

I didn't know that the forum signature campaign originated on Bitcointalk. It's a bit conflict of interest in their business because they also have their own advertisements. In a signature campaign, advertisers don't pay Bitcointalk; instead, the campaigners and their managers are the ones paid. Yet, Bitcointalk allows it because it brings in more users, which increases site traffic. It was a smart move.

I can't compare these two things. The pizza event in the past became widely popular worldwide, while the signature campaign is known to only a few people.


I only know about Cryptotalk. It's a campaign that was run by Yobit before.