In any case, there must be a certain amount of luck to succeed. By the way, if you set yourself only small tasks, it is difficult to move on to big tasks. If trade is your only source of income, then small earnings will give you nothing. So you have to take risks.

Don't expect though that even by risking such a low amount, everything is a sure win.

A tournament is really hard to compete in when it's not just you who are eyeing a great position in the leaderboard. Aside from skills, luck is really a big factor to win as you can expect that there are lots of users who will join that tournament. A good way to make money is if the bettor is always doing that and already have good results. Not a good way for those who are not used to doing it.

I think he is doing it now with the help of this thread but what do you mean by not advisable there?
Are you referring to those who rely on signals? Like it or not there will be people who will rely on others because they are too lazy to research on their own and there might be some who only do it because they are newbies but will try to learn on their own eventually because it will always be better if we have our own knowledge. Yes, bots are not cool, More if they are spamming the group with repeated messages. I find this super annoying.

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

If we look at the trend of bitcoin prices then don't be surprised if the price skyrocketed or dipped, I once bought at $ 1200 then could sell at $ 8500, but I also bought at $ 54k then sold at $ 33k, don't ever think that the price will always go up, even when the market looks promising prices can fall even deeper.

Since it is a digital currency that is built on Blockchain then accepting it should not be a problem since the government are in charge. Just like China, they encourage business to do transactions with there cbdc digital fiat which had been into existence for long now. Many countries are creating there own cbdc for businesses to use it so to make there currency strong. We should not be surprised seeing gambling sites accepting cbdc from gamblers from different regions.

Unfortunately, my family members do not have an understanding of cryptocurrency, and as a result, they do not use it. However, they are aware that I am involved with something known as cryptocurrency. On the other hand, several of my friends use cryptocurrency, and we frequently engage in discussions about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. While there are a few people I know who are involved in Bitcoin and crypto businesses, such as reselling, I am grateful to have friends with whom I can openly discuss cryptocurrency, even though it is not supported in my country.

in the Philippines primarily, where stuff is still relatively cheaper compared to other parts of the world. 5 roommates could easily live on $1500/week, which is approximately around PHP80000. That alone could cover full month's rent on a relatively well-off neighborhood ($1000 per month), meals that could suffice a family of 5 for a week ($200-300), and utilities (approximately around $300 monthly for electricity, water, gas, and internet). With most of these expenses going towards monthly charges, you could expect that a payment of $1500 per week is more than enough to last a team of 5 people even if they have to share from that money. Which is also consequently the reason why some of my online friends from the Philippines are doing their batshit hardest to be able to join Chipmixer's campaign, they sometimes call it the "holy grail" even.

That’s a worst addiction to tell. Well, I must admit I have been trading with addiction before and because I keep on chasing for bigger returns, the more i see myself constantly in losing. That’s why I decide to trade only when there is spare money to trade. And when I fail to secure it, then I never do trading, you will learn on how to avoid trading addiction and control your trading activities when you have an empty wallet so there’s no reason to trade.

Any gambler is suppose to be aware of KYC or rather expect it. Besides it is for the gamblers good as it helps to dictate scammer and anti money laundrers. And also to identify and verify their customers, understanding the nature and purpose of customers relations and any suspicions transactions will be dictated easily.
If there is no KYCrequirement, or any form verifications, many people will not be interested in gambling site because many people must have been scammed and left the site and give the site a bad name that will discourage many others.
I think there is need for KYC.

Lets just all be realistic because it would really just annoy or disappoint you if you do make yourself get in line with Balaji in trying out to tell that Bitcoins price would reach up $1M per coin which it is really that impossible. People are really just easily get dragged with the hype if there's someone do make out some claims about particular price points without even trying to check on what the overall total market capitalization if
ever the price would hit up even on $500k. I cant imagine or cant really be that possible on reaching out a million. Not to be sour but lets just that realistic so that you wont really be that
getting disappointed after 90 days.  

It is difficult to predict exactly the future of any cryptocurrency, including altcoins like ETH, ADA, XRP and TRON. However, if you look at developments, it seems that altcoins like ETH and TRON are not going to die.

You have already delved into fantasy, but in order to own these advantages of progress, we will need money, and this is a distant topic from education. Entrepreneurship will simply become different, and those who can better adapt to it will benefit from it, and not those with better education. In the future, perhaps even education will be different, in a different form, and most likely according to a different program.

I had a different thread on how to start on Bitcoin and had so many useful and helpful knowledge given to me at that thread. I just wanna say thanks to all those who replied to my post. And also, yes, I will be starting to do trading on cryptocurrencies. With that being said, I also want to take this opportunity to ask, what would be the best cryptowallet to use at this time? 

40% is still a big number so I agree that Santiago is somehow have a KO punch.  He may not be as heavy hitter like Inoue, I agree that a well timed loaded punch on weak parts can KO any boxer. and besides, boxing isn't won only by KO or stoppage.  If Santiago can produce quality volume punches, I think there is a huge possibility for Donaire to lose especially if Donaire try to 1 punch KO his opponent and failed to do so.

There are fights where Donaire admit that he wanted to 1 punch KO his opponent and failed resulting in a lost.  So if that same thing happen on the upcoming fight, there is even more possibility that Donaire will probably lose .

Of course this will never happen because the concept of bitcoin is decentralization which makes the price depend on the market situation, if we want to store assets with a fixed value then we can use stable coins, the number of users who continue to increase makes the demand continue to increase and when investors feel profit then they selling and keeping prices down.

But the emphasis here is my fear on how to approach them and engage them in the discussion that their attention would be deeply captured to give me a listening ears to what I have in mind since we're currently not in good talking terms due the family issues on ground.
What do you guys propose I do or how to go about it!. Or should I just look the other way!

Yes, there are no victories without losses. However, you must agree that the size of losses varies. And it often takes a pretty strong psyche and the opportunity to gain additional knowledge to keep going. Sometimes people lose everything all at once.

^ Alejandro Santiago does not have a KO punch though which Donaire could really win despite him being older.

The one thing that's good about retiring while being a champ is that he is going to be remembered being a champ while if he retires while being beaten badly inside the ring, he will be remembered with his bloody face.

If I had to choose, I would say that education should come first in that difficult question. Every parent wants the best for their children, and when you achieve it, money will come along. You can use the right training and abilities to launch a successful business or get a respectable employment. I agree that money can buy anything, but that happiness only lasts for a short time and cannot be carried into the afterlife. In contrast, education is priceless and something you can pass on to your loved ones, children, and friends.