Please help me! Maybe someone understands where it can be sold. Or teach you how to use it?

Suppose if I buy something from a user in this forum ? And after the transaction and trading  am I supposed to ask him to give me a feedback in my profile ? And doing it, how do you see this ?

Magsayo's gas tank is questionable though, he might get tire as the rounds go, as compare to Brandon Figueroa who is known to have a deep lungs. So it will be dangerous of Mark if the fight goes to distance as he might lose again on the decision.

So for him, it's better to rely on his power here. Yeah, I know he feel in love with his knock out power. And when it didn't come that's where the problem is. Just like against Vargas. It was a war but at the end, the judges gave it to Vargas because of accuracy.

Yes, investing in Bitcoin or any other asset should be done with caution and with a long-term perspective. It's important to have a diversified portfolio and to not put all your eggs in one basket. Having an emergency fund separate from your investment portfolio is advisable, so that you don't have to sell your assets during market downturns or when you face unexpected financial obligations. Additionally, it's important to educate yourself about the market and to keep an eye on the economic and political developments that may impact the value of your investments.

People usually feel sad and lonely after losing. It's the opposite for you.
I have not really gamble when I'm sad. Having a deep emotion affects decision-making afaik, it's the same as when a person is angry. And then your mom is in the hospital.

Just browse the social media account you have, it's there for you not to feel lonely. With it, your siblings and friends can be reached.

There is no point in beating a dead horse that is how when you feel there isn't enough income in your locality then move to a place where the wages are better not even too far just to the nearer city where you can have better salary but comes with more hard work then only you can bring the real change in your financial status.

According to statistics, a casino or sports betting office should always win. But those are just statistics. And not everyone gambles with the same amounts. This is often not included in the calculations. If you keep gambling long enough, a casino will always keep winning because players rely too much on luck. That will always be the case with gambling, in the long run the luck will turn against you and then you will lose a lot of money and perhaps even go bankrupt. I think the ROI is something like 45% while at 50-50 it should be 50%.

I remember watching videos of people participating in those matches where they exchange slaps and wait for someone to be knocked out.

I just Googled this and found this:
https://www.powerslap.com/

It's amazing how it looks like, and this made me interested in watching it.

You could also join if you want 
https://www.powerslap.com/#about

Really interesting fights though. I like the part of the site where it shows the W-L records.

I have been in a job I detested and although I somehow managed to stay at it for up to 4 years, I didn't even for once let go of my passionate hobby and other passive streams of income I was interested in at the time.
Today, one of my passive interests pays more than my salary. My mind has been yearning for a resignation, but opinions of others and family bears the message of patience with the job I so much detest for reasons ranging from inflation to fear of the unknown.

If you were in my shoes, what would be the best advice you would give yourself and adhere to in this instance?

My entire parlay collapsed with Tundra collapsing against Gaimin Gladiator. I did not expect that GG will easily beat Tundra. They dominated Tundra in both maps with Quinn giving his team a perfect game. He is everywhere on the map in both games as Puck in map 1 and Lesh on map 2.

GG winning this series secured their slot to Lima major. If Entity wins against Nigma, it will be a 3-way tie with OG and Tundra for the 3rd and 4th slot for Major. 

  -  What do you mean by the register and then leave?
Didn't you register because you want to experience being able to play and take advantage of the other bonuses?

I'm sorry I can't get your point here mate, Do you mean that if you don't want to play you will give me a bonus equal to gambling just so I don't have to leave, is that what you mean?

It all depends on our financial capability. If we can only afford to rent then so be it, just save and grind hard so you can afford to buy a property in the future. It will be better to take a single step at a time than force things out and make you suffer for a long time such as taking a loan.
In our country, there are rent-to-own properties which I think is a good option for those who are just renting. At least you can live comfortably while renting and you'll have ownership of the property after a few years.

There are already merchants who accept Bitcoin regardless of its volatility, so they can hold or sell when they believe it to be convenient. Also, for those who do not want to deal with sudden price changes, there are services which allow them to accept Bitcoin as payment method and immediately cash out into FIAT, so BTC can be effectively used as a tool to transfer value.

I don't know if a bull run will happen this year, especially since the bitcoin price is still under $ 30k. It will not be easy for bitcoin to increase its price even to above $30k because it requires major support. But I'm still sure that the bull run will happen. Perhaps, next year is close to the halving process. Investors should learn much from the FTX case not to keep their funds on an exchange, even if it is a centralized exchange. It's best if they start moving their funds to a personal wallet that they can always keep an eye on.

Fiat and cryptocurrency is very different. Storing fiat doesn't have any risk like volatility, but I don't want to store fiat in the first place because it doesn't have volatility unlike Bitcoin. But for a newbie, maybe he will have a hard time at first when he invested in cryptocurrency because it requires basic knowledge to know what you'll do in certain situations. The only thing I want about Bitcoin is I am sure that in the long run, it'll give me high profits that I couldn't find in fiat.

As bitcoin continues on its current bullish path, all kinds of people are trying to ride this wave by buying any cheap coins they can get their hands on as they anticipate the next High to come. But the scary part about this is that Big money is also flowing into the crypto economy that will push price to easily register new highs, but this comes at a price, when these whales decide to take out their money.. markets bleed red which is why Big money is not good if volatility is to be controlled. In the long run Bitcoin is better off without the Big money, otherwise this becomes like a pyramid scheme always leaving the last man standing with empty pockets as the first guy to make a move gets all the accumulated $$$$.

What's the community's take on this?

It's more preferable to introduce one to something new and then teach them everything there's to learn about that thing but once it gets to the investment part, they have to do that their self. They should be the one taking the risk and not the other way around.

With the current state of market trust what will incentivize the average person to use bitcoin over a CBDC?

Since banks can control supply they can use inflation and other mechanisms to encourage spending. Bitcoin on the other hand requires additional layers to handle even the current network traffic and lacks incentive for day to day transaction use.