Gambling Streamers. Are they promoting fun or fueling addiction?

[LUCKMCFLY]

When we gamble on our own without any coercion or interest just because other people are doing it then things might be different but that will not be found with people who just start gambling just because they are interested when other people are doing it (including streamers) and they get benefits quickly and instantly without having to wait long.

This kind of thing is often found especially for my country where they seem to blame others when they lose in gambling but they also don't realize that it is an action that is actually not really necessary because after all when we look further gambling is a business for them the bookmakers who provide pleasure and we as players only expect luck from the gambling that is done so it is time for us to know and realize that the risk of losing is greater than winning (although there are certainly reversal conditions although it is very rare) so there is no need to look for scapegoats when we lose in gambling that we do ourselves.

I sometimes think that this is a defense mechanism of the human being, who does not accept things as they are, because basically the Things that happen in one's favor are always praised, but when something goes wrong it is much easier to Blame the Other for the failure , very few are the Players who accept that they lost because of themselves , Because of mistakes that Made them lose money, this is what is expected, however, when we are playing at Least I Learned that everything I do is my responsibility, if someone tries to distract me it is up to me that the Priority is the distraction or my game that I am risking money, that person is not going to replace that Money.

[Hispo]

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... didn't have much time and would become scams , even so they promoted them.

In my opinion, there were still a bunch of streamers and influencers who actually believed in the projects they were advertising and promoting, some even had a stake on those projects and they seemed to be genuinely disillusioned when those projects failed to gain followers or when the value of the native token when down to zero.
Though, I won't deny there were very nefarious streamers who literally used their own NFT game and token in order to scam their own audience, it was quite a wild thing to see unveiling on live.
What the internet learned back in the day about it is one should never just follow the instructions or financial advice from a party which have an interest in the project, basically a shill.

[LUCKMCFLY]

In my opinion, there were still a bunch of streamers and influencers who actually believed in the projects they were advertising and promoting, some even had a stake on those projects and they seemed to be genuinely disillusioned when those projects failed to gain followers or when the value of the native token when down to zero.
Though, I won't deny there were very nefarious streamers who literally used their own NFT game and token in order to scam their own audience, it was quite a wild thing to see unveiling on live.
What the internet learned back in the day about it is one should never just follow the instructions or financial advice from a party which have an interest in the project, basically a shill.

You're right, this served as a lesson for many not to believe much in the new technologies that come with today's developments, nobody likes to lose money , what remains after this after anger and lamentations is an incredible learning, now each thing that comes out from here on out I'm sure it will be very studied by many, and they would only take very low risks in case they could lose, it's difficult because in this world the majority wants to win, to be victorious, that desire to get money and have fun is what leads many to lose money , streamers at that time were the best job you could have , I think Everyone, even the worst, made money just by Promoting.