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1  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: An Unusual Story that Reflects the Current Gambling Addiction Reality on: February 26, 2024, 05:24:22 PM
he stranger offering aid had no prior acquaintance with the husband. Why then was there apprehension that the funds might fuel gambling rather than support the wife's medical needs?

If there are concerns about the misuse of funds given to his wife to fund gambling, I think the person who wants to help must already know how a husband who is an addict behaves.
The problem with addicts is quite complicated. because I also know a gambling addict who was given money by his parents to pay the electricity bill but used the money to play slots. this is real and I heard these stories from addicts and their parents.
The cases of a gambling addict are many and varied. So it's natural for anyone to lose trust in gamblers when dealing with money.
A normal day with addiction. Problem is that in such state of mind, an individual is not being rational and reasonable with decision making. People who are diagnosed with addiction prioritizes the pleasure they are getting from the things they are hooked up with. Obsession and compulsion at the same time which gives pleasure on themselves. They will have tendencies of fooling other people just to get what they want, which is indeed sad of them. Some are indeed willing to make up stories involving people around them regardless if they are important or not, just to fulfill their intentions. But this is not to make judgements instantly, unless proven. If it is the benefit of the doubt for that individual, what if he's not in good state of mind because he is so problematic of what happened to his wife? Possible right? In the given situation, he indeed lacked explanation of his action of just walking away. But let us always not be one sided in every story unless we knew both sides of it.
2  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: A lot of gambling sites are scams ! on: February 26, 2024, 04:45:12 PM
This is why I recommend only using regulated sites and not crypto backed gambling sites.
Then this is not the industry for you to talk to.
Of course there will always be a choice to engage with registered gambling sites and/or those which are fiat based but why are we here? We have our own reasons but most of the time it is avoiding taxes and to be able to still gamble despite of activity restrictions in some countries.

Are there any industry wherein scam is not present? There will always be as long as there are people who falls on it. There are crypto based but reputable platforms we can bet with if it is just securing the platform we will deposit our money with. No one wants to be scammed right? It is just our playful minds which pushes us to add risk, on existing risk. Scam platforms will be always interesting  and that is to of course, get their victims. But even if there are many cases, this is not to be certain for us to move out from this industry because we always have options to choose from if we really want to gamble.
3  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why People Have Different Perception Of Gambling Operators on: February 26, 2024, 03:29:37 PM
I just noticed here in our city, that two brothers own different gambling platforms people have different impressions of each one of them, the first one owns a lottery outlet and he is getting respect from people from all walks of life, people look upon him as a giver of luck because many people hit consolations from his Lotto outlet

Photo from Phoenix Lotto FBpage



The other one is the owner of Cockpit Arena and many people despise him because many of their husbands and fathers lose a lot of money and go home empty-handed

I wonder why these two brothers receive different impressions when both are running a gambling platform, honestly, I prefer my friends and relatives to bet on the lotto but I advise them to be careful when playing in a cockpit, because in a cockpit arena, you can wipe out all your money and you end up empty-handed because the games are continuous you have no control and you are tempted to continue playing or lose everything whereas in Lotto you can allocate your bets.

Do you have the same situation like this in your country where gambling operators are not getting the same treatment?

When we are making discussions about gambling, everyone has the right in making the choice of what they want and prefer, there are times that it is our own personal decisions that are of interest to us unlike the ones received as suggestions from others, we can also go for what we have passion for, know about and understand very well, since it is believed that gambling is a form of having entertainment, we can make decision on where to use and how to go about it, this could also be affected by the environment we are living in and the kind of gambling games that are predominant there.
Has a point however I think it is because of categorization. Gambling is gambling in any form possible. Discriminative point of view between games doesn't really making any relevance in a broad perspective but obviously this will be more concerned with registration and the manner where operators are being legal or illegal to a country where it is being operated or being done or offered. I don't agree with the idea that you would lose more, depending on the game. You would only lose huge amount depending on your discipline and not with the gambling game you are into. If you are playing big amount with gambling game number 1, but daily with number 2, then that's just the same thing in the long run. Higher frequency would more likely result to higher tendencies of loss.
What i understand about each of them is that. The first brother gambling store operates typically by luck and a gambler is gambling online so you don't know who to blame when you lose your money. But the other brother has a store that you gamble with other gamblers. It's a one-on-one gambling environment where you just don't rely on luck to win but you have to be skillful in it. This is why there must be a winner and a loss in gambling but there are more physically losers in the second gambling environment.

Most persons prefer losing money online since they cannot go and meet anyone for refund. But whenever they lose money physically, they will always know who to meet and create a scene or fight. This is part of human nature.
But that's just the platform. Well, online gambling indeed is more convenient but that doesn't create a bad impression especially when it comes on which one is either good or bad. Both could be convenient depending on gambler's preference of betting. No one prefers to lose; of course we all desire to win.
4  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you have this practice of gambling during one's wake on: February 26, 2024, 02:32:13 PM
In my perspective, such activities also help to have people awake over the night to have things on watch, which is just one of the benefit of it. People may view it negatively but culture is behind this.
I don't personally participate with gambling activities during a wake. The practice in my family is to use the moment to have talks with the relatives who are most of the time away. But there are indeed different practices. I even witnessed some families who are having kareoke or singing activities during a wake and for them it is just to make things lively, as their way of reminiscing the one who passed away. But I agree, gambling activities could be a part of a family practice or culture, it just depends on how it will be done or the purpose behind it. Gambling in the first place is an activity for entertainment and the involvement of money just adds intensity and thrill with the outcomes. And with negative impressions, it depends with gambler's intention.  As long as it is legal to what country it is being performed then things would be fine. If gamblers who will practice such activities in any ocassions would be doing it with sense of responsibility, it will be acceptable morally and socially.
5  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The shocking rate of women interested in gambling. on: February 25, 2024, 09:44:02 PM

 Also the rate at which women are now picking interes in gambling is so alarming, there are a good number of female punters on the media with good fanbase and they give good betting advice, we all know that gambling does guarantee 100% success but if you follow their predictions you could get atleast 60 to 70% chances of winning the bet. That's to tell you how well women are now involving in gambling and as time passes there's a tendency for more women to indulge in it as well, since the social media have made gambling more popular and the fact that it involves sporting activities makes that more possible.
Why is it alarming then? If ever more women are engaging to gambling what does it implies? Gambling has no boundaries in the first place except for people under 18 due to legal concerns. However gender and age won't really make anything relevant to it. Also, gambling is restricted with many countries and that should be more of a concern. There are more male gamblers globally compared to women. There's nothing to give you guarantee as well in gambling which is why I quite don't the point of what's the deal with this.More people are jist now getting their eyes open of this industry; it could be good or bad depending on the majority and individuals who are actually gambling.
The increase in the number of women showing interest in gambling cannot be denied, because there are lots of advertisements everywhere and influencers spread across social media, so it influences them, I personally don't like seeing women who gamble, I will discourage family or friends -my female friends so they don't gamble
Indeed a factor but still not directly related with gender, but more in general. Social media platforms are now becoming a tool to promote gambling activities. Given that online gambling provides convenience with gamblers, then it simply makes it accessible and more open to  more people. What's just sad is to attract people under 18 which is something we won't want to support given how well we are aware of the risks and young ones might be gambling without responsibility of consequences.
6  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling games that gives you an exciting experience on: February 25, 2024, 09:17:23 PM
Seems like we have different preferences about things including gambling games. Some are thrilled with sportsbetting, some are with slots, some are with card games, and that's just the reality. Excitement is subjective by the way. But in my perspective, I would also choose sportsbetting as my 'game' in this industry. It is more complicated than slots and the likes because you have to have a basis on which one is to bet. There are records of previous fights (into boxing by the way) where I can draw conclusions from. The idea of anything can happen inside the ring is what makes it exciting. Underdogs winning the match, undefeated meets defeat, seeing how training and hardwork improves a fighter and more, not to mention profit from guessing the winner correctly.

The more effort will be required, the higher the excitement will be. If the game you play does not require that much of your time aside from your bet, then wouldn't it be a bit boring? It will only look like that you are just trying to check if you can win but won't be having expectancies of actually winning the game.
7  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Escape Debt with Gambling: A Dangerous Cycle on: February 25, 2024, 08:44:27 PM
Something you wouldn't consider if you are not after high risk. Ever heard stories wherein people are in debt despite of having properties? And that person chooses to sell that property not to immediately pay the debt but to try making it double by engaging it to gambling? If you are in debt, in what way would you be able to pay it? One is to have a secured and consistent source of income. In such way you'd be able to still make a living and eventually pay the debt even little by little. Those people who seeks gambling to pursue such purpose are having desires to do things in a rush or fast manner. However if it's reality check, there's no such thing. You won't be in debt in the first place if there is.
That's really bad idea, what if you lose the bet that is the most probable outcome than wins in gambling will you able to forgive yourself for doing that?

We can extend the loan by doing something and pay little amount but for very long term is the solution not preferable to choose gambling and having a thought that making money is that simple and if that is the reality then every gambler would have been debt free.
Not only debt free but also, the idea of every gambler would be rich. But gambling does not work that way; losing will be more often to happen. Luck is the main determinant and no gambler will have full control of gambling outcome. As you embrace higher level of risk you cannot expect yourself to get out of it as a cycle. It will just continue.
8  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Jake Paul VS Ryan Bourland Cruiserweight 8 Rounds March 2 on: February 25, 2024, 07:48:15 PM
Dude's just trying to chase his dream by trying to see if he can go up against real boxers this time or not. His strategy of making a name against washed up MMA pros somewhat worked, but he couldn't carry his weight when faced with real boxers. Hopefully Bourland seals this deal and do another beating to Jake to get this man humbled and actually train and not fight for the clout or for the money. He has the basics covered but I don't think he has the heart on what he does.
I also observed this. I would more acknowledge his drive in boxing if he would challenge big names that are also in their prime. A retired boxer with a good record will be difficult for him and that is because athletes even after retirement are still in their routines. Might a bit out of shape but given he was a pro boxer, he won't be an easy opponent to someone who is just after fame. As we saw on Jake's previous matches, he has the power but lacks the experience and speed. Ryan has it in his prime and I hope he still does with this. His team won't be accepting this for no reason and I hope no "politics" will be involved in this fight.
Bourland got this. Experience wise, he fought more obviously and he's been drunk with tough enemies. He's in boxing world for more than a decade unlike with Jake who is an influencer who became a boxer. Indeed Ryan has announced his retirement but his ge is still on the competition. He won't also not prepare for this for sure. Jake Paul is after his record as I observe; challenging big names which are out of boxing for years, or fighters in different ring. He's indeed good but a boxing veteran is something he should really take seriously.  Definitely would be tough for him but I hope he will give us a good fight.

And for Ryan Bourland, as I said, he won't do this just to give credits to Logan, I wish. It would be an insult to boxing industry somehow, especially for die hard fans. Jake is trying to get his name for fame. He has the talent indeed but experience is not something he will get in few years only. He may indeed give us a piece of his hardwork but a pro boxer is a real deal for him.
Jake still don't get the respect he wanted from boxing industry and that is for a reason. Boxing is indeed for everyone but things won't be easy not only because you wanted it. He won fights indeed but when faced with a real boxer, as we all saw, he's becoming an underdog with the match.
9  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Outcomes of insighting gambling for a source of income. on: February 24, 2024, 08:38:59 PM

Just in, he is on medical attention after he slumped as a result of loosing a borrowed fund meant for a business re-startup after the gamble made him squandered his previous business.
At his regained to a normal state of health, he explained that he thought he would be lucky to win at the stake so as he could expand his intended business with a bigger capital.
At a point I don't see any business oriented ideal in this Friend because $1,000 ls good enough for a start of lucrative businesses.

I really don't understand how anybody can use borrowed money for gambling. As soon as you place a bet with borrowed money you are at risk to lose your money twice. You not only have to repay the loan you took out but also lost all your gambling funds. Especially when you look at gambling at a source of income that we shouldn't be using any money that isn't our own. The whole concept of making money is through gambling is way too risky got me. I feel like I would never be able to make a consistent form of income through gambling. Also the amount of money needed for low risk returns in gambling is really high, which is why casinos have maximum bet limits. Without it all people would follow martingale strategies.
Well, it will never be advised to anyone in this industry. In some instances, borrowing in form of loan for an investment is a good idea as long as that investment could pay the interest of what you borrowed. Unfortunately, I never viewed gambling as an investment. I get the idea in particular with profit expectancy but things are just not the same. With gambling, it is either you win big or lose big. Much better to just bed with higher odds in order to have bigger rewards but the point here is whether gambling could be a good source of income. Any amount could be turned into an investment however, once things are done then it's done.Gambling could be a good source of income nut that is only if you are lucky with the career itself.
10  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What is the highest amount of money you've ever bet in a single game? on: February 24, 2024, 08:07:03 PM
A hundred bucks if I remembered it correctly. Well, I don't bet that much since my bankroll is not as large as with the other gamblers. Even if I am being confident with the game or match, I think I wouldn't be increasing my bet that much because I experienced betting more than I can afford to lose because of gambling tips with matches and happened to lose all of it. It took me almost a year to recover from that experience and that gave me a hard lesson to not be too confident with bets. In gambling, nothing's assured especially with winning tendencies. There are other gamblers who are betting more than what I have lost but the point is there already.
Such a huge risk of $3,000 and unfortunately losing it. Well I remember that match in November 2022 where Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia by 1-2. It was actually a shocker to most people because it was believed to be an easy ride for Argentina.

Anyway, I have not bet much on a single game, non that I can remember. Probably between less than a dollar or a dollar because I'm not a fan of huge staking.
We are just tempted sometimes. It won't happen on a daily basis that you'd be confident of your bet which makes sense if some gamblers would go all out in such instance. This is why I preferred betting with high odds and small amounts, and high rewards. Regrets are a normal thing to feel when things are out of our expectations.
11  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gamble with what you can afford to lose can actually make a good investment on: February 23, 2024, 07:53:58 PM
People's reasoning regarding this is that gambling produces faster turnaround time for results, whereas in investments, it's trickling down for a long time before you can reap something. Most people who go the route of gambling to make money wants instant result, even though that's not possible most of the time due to the element of luck and chances involved. With investments, you are slowly building something, but at least it's being build and don't have a huge possibility of being destroyed any time soon.
A matter of preference right? Many people are aware of different investment ideas but why are not all people into it? One reason is risk then there comes gambling wherein risk is more present. These two are different with concept but are similar with some properties and one is risk involvement. Now, as we all know, gambling is a more risky engagement to deal with in comparison to investments. Why are people still choosing gambling over investment? Aside from preference, I think another factor is the thrilling experience wherein it is more active with gambling. Both are profitable but gambling is only dependent with one's luck unlike with investments wherein data are helpful to create or draw a conclusion. Not because you saved the amount which is expected to be lost in gambling, it would automatically be considered that investment is a better option. You can also manage the amount you are dealing with gambling if it is just the experience you are seeking of.
12  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Recovering gambling addict stories on: February 23, 2024, 06:11:31 PM
Constantly gambling leads to addiction for addicted gamblers videos will not affect them. They will not believe that they are going to lose they will only be addicted to winning. He should have been warned in advance that he would feel pain when he saw the end. For those gamblers who are not addicted the video is good physically and mentally they will be prepared and alert to control themselves before becoming addicted will enjoy everything very easily.
They will believe for sure however, their actions would matter more . Same thing with other inspirational materials and contents; at that moment when it was watched, they'd be inspired but eventually, they still won't make a change. Lessons will just pass by and if it is change being desired, the gambler itself should have initiative to create those changes. As we all know, there are many ways to lessen your exposure in this activity; other things that could occupy time. The idea of going back to this industry in general, would mean that you are not that devoted of what you want to achieve. It is not easy in the first place which is why it is and should be understandable. Many addicted gamblers are hoping to make themselves better however, not all people are willing to make it happen.

I am quite sure that the guy is just making excuses when he says that he is gambling to make money for the hospital to save face.  If someone needs money, he will not gamble it instead he will ask his friends for financial help to add to the money he is currently holding that time.  Only a gambling addict will gamble the money that is allocated for hospital bills and say the reason that he does it is to increase his funds.

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but maybe what is said is the truth because not everyone has friends they can ask for help when they need help with money or they feel too uncomfortable when they want to borrow money from their friends, so this leaves them with no choice but to gamble their money to be able to get more money.

but whatever it is, gambling to get money is something that is not recommended because when someone gambles to get money, it means that they are set in their mind that they must be able to win. when they can't win, they will keep trying, and at that point he will get caught up in gambling and become addicted.
Borrowing money could not be an option and it would be more valid to put an end with what you are losing and where you are in debt with. Acceptance will always set you free and that is also applicable with gambling. The only thing which pushes a gambler to bet more is personal assumption that gambling could give you the wealth you are dreaming of.
13  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Don’t play gambling with drugs or in half sleep on: February 23, 2024, 04:58:02 PM
I mean that should be rule number one.  Gambling should always be done with a clear head.  I'm not sure I've ever heard of a good news story of someone who consistently does drugs and then gambles while on them lol.  Not saying a night at the casino after a couple drinks playing some low stakes gambling should be banned but its difficult to control if you have multiple addictions feeding off each other.
For sure there were instances that it turned out with a good outcome. Being under influence of alcohol perhaps won't determine your luck. No one has control of luck anyway. However, the advantage of being aware is to be in control of your bets in particular with numbers or amount of what you will wager. Even with times (if you had any experience) of overlooking the amount you are suppose to wager, there are regrets for sure so what more with whole betting session. Influence of such, could also push you or give you bigger confidence to continue betting even if you are already in loss. And if you happened to be in profit, you could be wanting for more due to that influence, and end up without anything but loss.
Firstly let me start by saying someone who does drugs is has a very high probability and likelihood he is also a gambling addict. One should know when and when most to gamble. As a responsible gambler you should always make sure to be in a right state of mind both emotionally, mentally and psychologically before attempting any kind of gambling activity. Like I always say gambling in a responsible manner all goes down to being disciplined which involves knowing the right time to do certain things.
When we are asleep or just getting awake, we are usually in a state of mental imbalance especially when we recently wake up. Due to this we can easily make wrong decisions.
Inconsistency as well with your decisions if you are not in yourself. Being aware means being preventive of what's worse to come in your gambling session or even career. It is not only substance which contributes on such act but also emotions. The idea as well of not enjoying your full gambling experience is what many gamblers are avoiding.
14  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Who's winning more casinos or gamblers? on: February 22, 2024, 07:58:41 PM
Of course it is casinos. The idea of house always win simply proves that most of the gamblers are losing often than with winning. Gamblers are just up with quantity but if it is profit then a casino will be more advantageous; transaction fees, losses, and the likes. However, if you're  gambler you won't percieved it as gamblers vs other gamblers but rather, gamblers vs the casino itself. Casinos are most of the time winning over those who are losing and that's just how a business work; citing the demand and targetting it for gains. As long as there are gamblers who are winning, then others despite of loss, will continue playing for the sake of getting the same fortune. As we all know, no matter how hard you desire to win, if you are unlucky then things would either be the same or worse. Minding the gambling site of earning more will just stress you out. You cannot force gambling to be in your side but you may force oneself to be preventive of the outcomes.
15  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling for fun and not a way of making money on: February 22, 2024, 03:44:34 PM
Gambling for fun is like paying a premium service, such as 5 star hotels perhaps, other than booking a cheaper one if it is just for the sake of having a roof to stay. Idea is with the experience; you could be losing in gambling but if you enjoyed the thrill, the game, nd the chance of earning profit then for sure you are entertained. Although it is not exactly the same feeling or experience but I do associate it with such instance; paying for more. If it is just for pure entertainment and putting bets aside, then you could just watch a game on television. However, betting is the flavor of watching a game. Accepting the tendency or possibility of losing is what will make a gambler enjoy gambling. But no matter how we want to look at gambling, it is a normal response to chase money for those who hope that much simply because they took the risk. They won't be chasing such feat if they're just watching and not being tensed of whatever outcome happens.
16  Economy / Economics / Re: How can it be possible coping with one source of income on: February 21, 2024, 07:39:39 PM
If you are sticking with one source of income, it is either you would strive for a higher position or higher salary to afford things. Another option is to adjust your expenses for things to be enough given the circumstance of only having a single source of income. But personally, eversince I started working, I never settled with a single stream of income. Well, yes, it is sometimes tiring however if you desire of more things then you should move more. Nothing's easy when it comes in life so better make the adjustment to serve the purpose you always wanted. You could start with learning new set of skills or things which may increase your credentials and/or the things you could offer in order to simply earn more. Again, this is an option if you no longer consider having two sources of income. It aso depends on what would work best for you given that we are living under different circumstances. Some people are okay with one job, and that's just fine. What matters is being able to suffice your daily needs and being able to save up for future nd emergency purposes, even little by little.
17  Economy / Economics / Re: Step up your game before the game steps you down. on: February 21, 2024, 07:13:35 PM
If only we know how bad the economy is degrading globally, we would want to push ourselves to our limit and focus on that our skill or business. Taking it up to the next level. Some persons are still skeptical about the business they own, while some are waiting for the opportunities, they were promised to them by friends or relative and others are comfortable because they have rich people around them that if they place a call, they will answer them.

As the economy is getting worst it is difficult for a responsible adult to go to bed without planning on how to grow his business or how to attract new customers, not just new though but potential customers and business partners that will have big influence in his business. Time waits for no man. Yes, the life is filled with ups and down, but we won't stop trying so that we can have that impact on the existence of man just like how other nerds have done.
Some of these category of people are very poor when you meet them one on one and it was the because they focus on other people to help them just like how some graduate fails to learn skills while they where in school and now they are done schooling they don't have any government job and they also done have any skills they will use to support themselves financially.
It's not good to depend on someone no matter the promises the person promised you even though he's your relative you don't have to depend on him or her because humans can fail anytime but when you are taking good advantage of every single opportunity that comes your way you won't be able to depend on someone for a living. It's hard to make money these days that's why one have to work very harder to meet up with everything. There's no way one would work and not earn a living, but before you earn a living you must work to earn it.
I agree with 'working on it' which should be a must. Also with the idea that many people are having desires of owning their own business however, things are not easy. As others have mentioned, inflation affects a country's economy, then that could also affect the overall status of businesses. What I have in mind is to not be 'one dimensional' because of the 'graduate' thing. Problem with economies are not being able to support all professions, leaving graduates on the average. However, an individual has a choice which is whether to develop new skills and create new opportunities for them to make a better living. Alo the idea of stepping up your game; you need to be more in order to earn more. It is just unfortunate that adjustments should be done by people and not the governments when it comes to careers. Nothing's easy for sure but it will all require initiative to adapt with every situation, for better and for worse. Trying is just fine and what's not is to never make an effort to give yourself a nice 'break' you've been waiting eversince.
18  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is your view and your opinion about Ethereum? on: February 21, 2024, 06:40:38 PM
Won't be considered second to Bitcoin for no reason.  Even right now its market price is close to $3k and there's a possibility for the breakout this May due to ETF approval. Given how large its chain is, it is quite not surprising and more of anticipated from Ethereum to be  a good crypto to invest your money with. It has long term progress and development which will for sure make it alive in this industry for long. No wonder why ETH is always on the list of the best coins of this technology.
Ethereum is the king of altcoins as none other altcoins have been able to capture the market like it has been from 2011. Today the price of Ethereum rose to $2900 which is incredible as Bitcoin has been trading side ways for sometime now. The Ethereum ecosystem is bigger than Ethereum itself and that is why it listed as the second coin on CMC. For every transaction on its ecosystem every user needs Ethereum as without it user cannot make any transaction that is another reason why it has the second biggest marketcap after Bitcoin. A large number of financial institution in the US have applied for Ethereum spot ETF. If it gets approved by the SEC then its price might go beyond the $3500 mark in the future.

to discuss the issue of ethereum, we can no longer doubt this coin because ethereum can always follow the flow of bitcoin, and its value is greater than other altcoins so we can say it is the king of all altcoins, and in the future if it is approved by the SEC then the value of ethereum will reach ATH is new and this will definitely happen in the future, if you really have large capital then investing in ethereum is the right decision.
It is indeed can be called the top Altcoin of this market but not because of its value but the size of its chain, large volume, and number of people or its community of users. ATH is possible to be hit halfway of this year if all of its progress will be successful althroughout. Glad that I have never given up of it for the years its price went down. I managed to accumulate  a decent amount by now and cheers for those who believed. Hoping tha there would be more of its progress for this year forward.
19  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What do you stand to gain from the bull run. on: February 21, 2024, 06:03:23 PM
As the bull run is right around the corner, most of us newbies have heard about it,  and even the experience crypto enthusiastic knows how and what always transpired during the bull run, but the sad reality is that not everyone will gain from it,  so my question is that what measures have you put in place to be among the beneficiary of the bull run?  

We should start asking ourselves question like, how far have we gone in our Bitcoin accumulating process?  If the bull run comes this week, how much can we milk out from our current holdings? if we had any.

For procrastinators, It's high time you all start accumulating Bitcoin aggressively through the DCA method, so that you wouldn't be left out from such an amazing opportunity.

Well the reality is that there's really no such thing as an upcoming bull run.  Now I do recognize the fact that another bitcoin halving is coming up which in the past has typically sparked a bit of a run up, but there's never any guarantee of this and I think it's a bit misleading to newbies to state it as such. 

Main thing to keep in mind is bitcoin is inherently NOT an investment, rather a digital currency.
There is. Bullrun is a term being used in this industry and in layman's term it is a period wherein many investors are buying which creates high demand, making the market price increase. It might just be with the word "upcoming" because it is being anticipated rather than felt. But still it could still be given that there is an event involved which is halving. The process of bullrun is some sort of a domino effect. Big investors would anticipate and "buy" the idea of halving, which would uplift the demand as well as prices, then small investors will do the same thing, until it becomes a "wave" or a period that most of the tokens' market price are increasing.

Indeed Bitcoin is originally a digital currency but won't you take advantage of its feature which is volatility, if it would benefit you? Its market value is affected by demand which associates it to an asset or investment and there's really nothing wrong with that. There are still issues with global adoption of this industry anyway which is another barrier to why people aren't making use of Bitcoin and this technology in general as a mode of payment, therefore we cannot blame those people who are using it as an alternative investment as long as they are gaining profit from doing so.
20  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Don't make use of what you disliked because you can't stay away from it. on: February 21, 2024, 05:32:04 PM
I opened a betting account today (don't have to mention) but when I bet on their virtual games, they don't have the kind of options I am expecting to see but only provides more like only 4 options which are home win, away win, draw and over. So I bet if I could win but luckily for me I won ×2 of what I deposited, then I withdrawed the funds and mailed them to block the account because I don't find anything suitable for my liken but they replied me saying they can't and I have to make use of the account until 90 days before they can block the account.
However, it's my money and they can't force me to use it, so they have to block the account. I see that the only way to stay away from the betting account is not to fund it again.
So can anyone force you to make use of what you don't dislike?

I think I correctly understood the idea you are trying to convey. You won and the casino doesn’t want to let you withdraw your winnings for 90 days?
This behavior is very similar to practices common in gambling. Obviously they hope that you will get bored and start playing with this money, but of course they are counting on you to lose.
My advice - don't play!
Just forget about this money for 90 days, and then withdraw it.

By the way, most likely now the casino will offer you many bonuses and conditions to provoke you to play.
Withdrawal part is a bit confusing. If it is that he can't withdraw the funds for 90 days then that would be unfair. But to my understanding, the 90 dys is only referred to his account being blocked as he requested. If his money will be held as well for that long then that will be a bad regulation for the gambling site and if it is just for account blockage, then I'd understand that because in almost anything online, there is an interval with actual account deletion or restriction, even with facebook, just to give an example. But that's indeed true, you have to temporarily forget of things than to stress about it. He should also ask for clarification regarding the withdrawal since the answer was categorized to both of his two concerns. However at the end of the da you will be left with no other choice but to just comply. OP also has a fault of still depositing an amount even with closing it already was on his mind. Just move with other platforms after this to ease your mind. Also make reading a habit for sure this is included in their ToS.
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