Bitcoin is not a stock market as it is not issued by any companies. This is an asset that can be traded in the open market like gold and silver which can not be done with a stock. Bitcoin can be used for funding wars, and this is actually a positive thing for bitcoin. Same this can be done with gold and silver too as someone can donate 1 ton of gold or silver to a war effort. What do you say about it? All these are available in the open market and there isn't much of a war effect on any of these assets.

I learn gambling by myself when I first start crypto due to dice sites here easy to access. So in my case there’s nothing to blame but me. In case someone teach me gambling then I will still not blame him because I accept it and play by myself. We shouldn’t blame someone for teaching us to gamble because we have a choice decline or ignore it if we are not interested yet we still do this.

I believe this blaming game will be different if you win a jackpot on gambling. Gambling is a game of chance, You will never know when you will hit big that’s why we should just play using extra money so that we will not be heavily affected by losses while waiting for the lucky hit.

This surely a scam because they are relying on the subscription to gain profit while they are the number 1 charting company in both crypto and stock market which is why it’s impossible for them to have a tokenized token with a profitable product already.

They also have a current Black Friday sale with their subscription which is a clear indication that they are not interested on token but rather they focus on the subscription. I believe you should report this to tradingview support to make them aware that someone is using their official alert email to send scam.

I didn’t received this kind of mail even though I’m using alert function of this app.

in my last bull run I usually set a profit target if the profit had reached 5-10x. Like it or not, I had to take profit from the coin and sell the coin because I learned in the past that I was greedy and got something more instead of making a profit, but instead made a loss.

Age doesn't matter for having financial stability, all that matters is being able to seized every opportunity that comes our way, I know of a girl who is already making it well as a programmer at the age of 15 now. Let even come close to this Forum, there have been alot of  young adults who have been living well even becoming millionaires because they invested in bitcoin, even teenagers can be among, its just matter how we react to opportunities.

However, how much would Francis Ngannou's purse be if his team agreed to fight the Bronze Bomber instead of Tyson Fury? Correct me if I am wrong but I reckon it would not be a bigger purse than fighting Fury. Also, Tyson Fury is a champion. It was not a championship fight, however, it was better to fight Fury than someone who is not champion and who also lost to Tyson Fury hehe.

Yeah, both Wilder and Joshua are heavy favorites in these matches with odds 1.17 and 1.26, respectively. But I'm more excited about Wilder vs. Parker here. Both are heavy punchers with the ability to end the fight right in the opening round. I bet the fight won't go the distance. Despite the lop-sided odds, I still think Parker can upset Wilder. As to Joshua vs. Wallin, I'm not expecting much. It will probably be not as explosive as the other bout.

Is the odds for a KO win still the same? If that's the case, there's really no incentive to go for a KO win under 10.5 rounds since we have a better chance of winning if we bet on the fight going the distance. Stevenson isn't particularly known for securing victories via KO in the majority of his matches, so we're essentially betting against the odds here. But that's what makes gambling so exciting, it adds an extra layer of excitement.

Great analysis! Indeed, Stevenson has a need to maintain a good reputation in this division since some view him as a boring fighter. Securing a victory via KO could really elevate his status in the boxing world, sparking conversations about the unexpected from Stevenson.

The catch, however, is that Stevenson is already a guaranteed winner. The only scenario where we might face a loss is if the victory doesn't come through a KO. (That's the risk of our bet)

You maybe right to some extent but I will say despite that experience is an important factor in becoming a successful trader, it's not the only thing that matters and it's not always possible for experienced traders to make a profit no matter what the market is doing. Even the most experienced traders can make mistakes and there is always the chance that a trade could go wrong. Although, experienced traders have an advantage over new traders, as they have likely developed strategies and risk management techniques that can help them minimize their losses and maximize their gains. What new traders need is to have a good understanding of the psychology of trading and the ability to control emotions like fear and greed, maintain disciplined and patient and develop a solid strategy that they can stick to.

I believe that no market or financial authority is large enough to put pressure on the SEC and the US financial markets. As far as I know, the US financial market accounts for more than 45% of the entire world financial market, do you think they will need and care about what the Asian and European markets are doing? Most of the world's largest exchanges and financial institutions are concentrated in the US, do you think large institutions will leave the US market and move to HK? Large institutions like Blackrock, Grayscale and many others, why don't they choose other markets, but why are they willing to wait for SEC approval even when the SEC has repeatedly rejected their ETF proposals?

To be honest, I want to see the CEO of Nestle die in a horrible way, that company is the most evil company there together with BlackRock, Vanguard, Raytheon and Lockheed Martin.