I don’t tell other people that I’m actually into bitcoin or any crypto investment and I don’t feel that I am responsible to bring other people into the forum. I don’t mean to sound greedy but I just want to avoid future complications when they start trusting the forum and invest in bitcoin and then suddenly lose from it, so most probably I will be held responsible for that if ever.

I am a private person and just want to deal things on my own, but I have big plans in the future, that’s when I’ll make massive profits in bitcoin, and help those unfortunate people around.

Getting good financial education is making you more exposed to better financial decisions. That alone will play a big part in managing your finances well and being able to assess those funds that only come and go. While saving and investing are crucial, saving alone for emergency funds should always be prioritized. That way, your investment will most likely to succeed because you are not pushing yourself to gain quick profits since your left funds are still capable to cater for your daily needs and expenses.

This is a rumor, that means people wants to see the fight to happen. Enough for Lopez fighting a non caliber boxer, he should go for a good caliber boxer like Ryan Garcia and has an appeal to the public, as that's the recipe for a successful fight. Entertain the crowd and they'll make good money, I think Lopez wouldn't let this opportunity pass if it will come on his door.

How could he hurt a boxer if doesn't throw solid punches? I get this strategy, he just want to hit and run (score), but he isn't as quick as the well known hit and run boxer like Mayweather and Haney, so his strategy was not effective and the decision was fair.

This was suppose to be a winner.. I don't understand why they didn't play good defense and allowed the Pistons to come back and brought the game into OT. Worst is, they lose in the OT and everything was wasted to nothing. Teams that unreliable, you are just gambling 50/50 and no lead is safe for them.

Anyway, congrats on the Nuggets pick, it could have been LA winning the game if they weren't careless. Can't really underestimate Jokic and company as they can always find a way to win.

If you are good at market analysis, you will gain an idea whether the market will go bullish or bearish. That way, you can make a trading plan in advance by analyzing the price chart and the movement of the coins in the market. However, whether it’s going bullish or bearish, I think that does not matter at all as long as you know how to trade regardless of the market condition and still end up profitable on your trades.

Bitcoin will always be decentralized so any centralized property won’t be a good answer to bitcoin’s future and the crypto space. In fact, the hidden objective of any centralized government is to hold and control bitcoin and monitor all its transactions all over the world. That will always remain a fact as long as the government continues to back up fiat and destroy all its competitors that would go against paper currency. Remember that any centralized government won’t allow a decentralized currency to prosper and rule the whole financial industry.

King aren't really good in playing defense, that's their weakness, but they are good offensively. However, that game, not only they are outrebounded but their 3 point shooting is very low as well. It's impressive that the Pistons have 100% from FT - they were 22-22, compared to the Sacramento Kings who are only 15-22. Fox really struggled big time in this game, 5-14 and only made 12 points.

There was a similar rule in the NBA too, but it's 16 technical fouls before a player gets suspended for one game without pay. It make sense that it's more than the PBA since the NBA has more games to be played compared to the PBA. I think Cruz didn't count his technical fouls, if they were behind, that could be a big blow on them.

In today's NBA, a player who receives 16 technical fouls in a season is suspended for one game without pay. For every two additional technical fouls, he receives a subsequent one-game suspension.

I know it exist in the NBA but didn't know PBA have adopted this rule too.

Dealing with our daily finances and expenses will be a lot easier if we have established financial education in our early years. The problem is application only happens when we start living adulthood. That’s when the time when we have to face the battles in life, otherwise we will left as a failure in the society we live.

However, I believe financial education is taught in our school age, but most likely our professors only touch a very small portion on that, so expect that everything we encounter right now remains a great challenge on how we will manage rightly our finances.

Bitcoin is currently priced at $44k so I guess it’s not the perfect timing to enter the market, but wait for a price correction because it will surely happen after a consistent price surge. However, if you have a good amount of funds that you can afford to lose, then that won’t be a problem anymore. Just stick to bitcoin and do DCA to increase the amount of your hodlings, that way you will come to reap with huge profits when bitcoin bull run takes over the market.

We are on the same team, they might win but the problem here is if they could cover the spread. 2 of these are playing at home, while the Cavaliers are on the road. If we based on the record of their opponents they could easily have a blowout win especially on teams Pistons and Wizards. If I would rank the 3 bets I have the same as you based on percentage of winning, it will be this....

1) clippers  2) Cavaliers 3) Kings.

Although Pistons is a bad team, only won 2 out of  20 road games, but sometimes Kings are so careless, they can't take care of their big lead, so if Pistons will come back normally in the 4th where Kings would just relax, the +13 might be covered. however, I still stick with the pick. 

Go with the pregame odds I suggest. Now it's -13.5 but as you mentioned, they are so undermanned and we witnessed how the Grizzlies played last game. Knicks aren't happy with their last game, so most likely they'll have a strong bounce back game tomorrow and I can see an easy 20+ points victory.

Aside from that game, I also like the Phoenix Suns -4. Bucks has been on and off lately and Doc Rivers had only won 1 game since he took over the coaching job, while the Suns has been hot lately. Last time, Beal scored 41 points, and that showed that anyone from the big 3 could have a big game.

If the Jazz were able to beat them, for sure Suns will do more than that.

You actually don't need to buy points on that game because they dominated the Sacramento Kings with 26 points victory. It was the defense of the Cavaliers that was really impressive, they are as hot as the Clippers but Mitchell is playing differently, he trust his teammates more now and they are cooperating with their leader.

Max Strus has been huge, score 22 points (made 6-10 beyond the arc). This guy could have help Miami if they did sign him.

I also find his thoughts confusing but one thing I know, we’ll only be profitable with bitcoin if we buy at a lower price and sell it at a higher price. As simple as that, we can say that the profits is there, regardless if it’s big or small. However, it’s easier being said than done since we all know majority still find it hard to be in profits, despite of the fact that by simply buying low and selling high, profits are already coming.

Bitcoin is decentralized so expect that those who will engage with bitcoin still aim to be free from the government control. They will prefer having self-custody over bitcoin which I think is the right thing. And if ever in the future the government will come to accept bitcoin, of course it might be possible for bitcoin to lessen its decentralization but it will never be that fast to see bitcoin under the control of the government.

Saving should be encouraged during our early years, but unfortunately majority still end up without savings not because one has no plan for his future, but sometimes life gives us a challenge to survive in a daily basis and saving becomes the last option. However, that does not mean that success won’t come for those who are not able to save, but if you can save as early as you can, and creates early investment plans, there will be bigger opportunities and chances to be successful early in the future.

It's probably due to desperation. When a person are on that situation, he is not afraid to take a higher risk just to solve the problem. People want instant solution on their problem because we know that money is freedom, and if we have pile of debts or we are drowing on it, that means we are losing our freedom. So gambling could come up to their mind as a solution to the problem, it's a high risk attempt but if they are lucky, it will solve the problem right away, and they can still enjoy if it has some extra. However, as mentioned, the success rate is quite low, so it's not advisable to try this.

I guess I would call people lucky who have that kind of range because the risk is also low. As for my case, although I'm not really a huge earner, I just live an average life but sometimes I get too aggressive in gambling, greedy as they say, but thats just me, maybe my nature that I don't like when I lose.

Sticking with what you can afford only showed sign of a responsible gambler, doesn't matter if you bet $1 or $2 as long as you are getting the thrill or entertainment value, because if you are not getting it and you only risk a small amount to minimize the risk, then there's no sense of gambling.

Average people never see bitcoin as a gem or long term asset, but most likely like a passing trend that will lost its way when a better one is coming. And they don’t believe that the future is in bitcoin, since bitcoin is just a digital currency that will not even over power fiat currency and the traditional investments. They’re happy with bitcoin, but they’ll never be sad and affected when bitcoin is gone. That’s make them different from us as we might go broke and completely upset if one day bitcoin will be gone.

Don't believe on what he’s saying, he is just making a noise to disrupt us from investing in bitcoin. It might be for personal reason trying to satisfy himself with quick money, but newbies should never listen to him but instead go take a good research. You will just prove to yourself that being rightly informed with help you avoid people like him and will help to avoid future scams as well. If you hear other persons talking like this, then DYOR immediately so you won’t fall on another scammer’s trap.