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This isn’t bad for someone with limited educational means. Unfortunately, Steven has lost virtually everything to his crypto addition, which he likened in a recent interview to a gambling addiction. He says, crypto, drugs, and alcohol ultimately took over his life, and now he’s trying hard to get back up.

In the beginning, Steven appeared to know what he was doing. He had a talent for crypto trading, but ultimately wound up losing the addresses of around five to ten bitcoins, which would be worth more than 300,000 pounds today. He doesn’t know where the addresses are and has no idea as to how to recover them. He says:

From what I read in the story of what happened to Steven, he did something negligent. I don't know if it happened that he forgot the address where he entered the 5-10 Bitcoins, that's a huge amount even if we say that the price is low at the moment. What is that, he forgot what private key, password, phrase? not clear how lost? because if it is said that he just forgot the address, it means that it is possible that his Bitcoins are not lost, they just can't be opened because he just forgot what address he entered.

Also, I do not agree that Crypto trading is the same as gambling, for me it is a big mistake because trading does not have different games that you can play and then in gambling you do not have on the other hand technical analysis, which is called versus trading, has already made the difference between them.