Quote from: Wakate on June 29, 2023, 11:49:44 PM

Quote from: hannahB4 on June 25, 2023, 08:08:40 PM

In my country, the government also believes that Bitcoin is a gambling game and a means of getting rich quickly and that is why they stopped trading in Nigeria even with this it doesn't stop people who have been into it to sell off their coin or their investment.

Those who choose to gamble with cryptocurrency are the ones that do complain everytime about making loses. We should not gamble with cryptocurrency that to avoid loses. We need to ensure we do the right thing so that we are not gonna make mistake that could cost us big loses. Many that are gambling with cryptocurrency are big losers and are the ones that will keep telling people to stay away from crypto because they suddenly became a victim of scam or trading misfortune.

It is important we follow the due step and invest when we ought to invest not trying to be greedy at one way or the other. Since there are lots of scam in the market, we need to make diligent research to make the right choice or we should prepare to lose money..

Respectfully, labeling all crypto-fans as 'losers' in this high-risk game seems harsh. It's like labeling all politicians as corrupt, a false generalization. Cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, represent more than a risky bet; they embody an insurgence against established economic systems.

Sure, the game is quite dangerous, with many suffering losses, but isn't life a thrilling ride of highs and lows? Bitcoin and blockchain teem with potential, signaling a new era of decentralization.

Scams? They're a universal issue, not exclusive to crypto. Through diligent research and level-headedness, the crypto realm can yield significant rewards. After all, no risk, no reward