People who still harbor fear, especially when it comes to investing for its own sake, are those who genuinely don't want to advance in life, even though they always want to receive profits without considering the risks. It's best not to invite or direct such people toward anything that could bring them profit. Those who are still afraid of the risks of work will certainly think twice about pursuing the work we suggest. So, don't pay attention to such people, because they lack the principles to develop independently.

If someone is still waiting for a drop to buy Bitcoin, then they are not an investor but rather a trader whose mentality is so limited that they lack the courage to buy at the current price they see in the market. True investors are those who don't think about waiting for a drop when they want to buy Bitcoin; they are focused solely on being able to buy it at that time and more consistently in the future. So, you can immediately judge for yourself the character of someone who wants to buy Bitcoin because it will be immediately clear from the way they approach it.

Juventus is looking to bounce back next season, so they're targeting the best players at slightly more affordable prices to bolster their squad. I also want to see Juventus improve in Serie A and the Champions League, as they're also participating in the Champions League next season. So, if Juventus can bring such players into their squad, hopefully, it will be a better move for Juventus, as competition will remain fierce in Serie A and even more so in the Champions League next season.

That's part of the move Juventus must make, but if it doesn't work out for Juventus, Sancho might be a little hesitant if other teams don't consider him in his current situation. And I completely understand Juventus' decision, as Juventus' financial situation is limited, so selling existing players to bring in new ones is a common solution for every team. I only hope Sancho can move to another team from Manchester United if he is truly no longer needed by Manchester United next season.

If you're already familiar with Bitcoin and can distinguish it from other shitcoins, it's best not to be immediately tempted by such nonsense because the fundamentals of shitcoins are difficult to predict going forward, especially if they've just been launched. Therefore, everyone would be much better off focusing on long-term assets with solid fundamentals like Bitcoin, because shitcoins won't always be able to provide long-term profits and convince many people, even if the promises of their founders seem appealing.

And you should also know that the success stories of these investors are in Bitcoin, although there may be others in other sectors as well. However, Bitcoin, which has been favored by more investors, has provided something quite tangible, as its founders themselves have never uttered any nonsense. So, this is something we need to digest carefully, because Bitcoin has never looked at or used other people's concepts to grow, while the founders of shitcoins are those who have seen Bitcoin grow rapidly to this point.

Seeing a good neighborhood isn't easy these days, as crime is ubiquitous, which has led many parents to exercise a little extra supervision over their children, especially those who have their own homes after marriage. However, if someone moves in search of a more peaceful environment, I believe it's a perfectly worthwhile undertaking, but doing it repeatedly can be very tiring, as it not only impacts our children but also makes it difficult for us to adapt to the new environment.

As for investment, housing complexes strategically located near the city and business areas are ideal. Prices can also tend to rise annually, although this may not be the case for homes in rural areas, as urban properties are typically slightly more valuable than their rural counterparts. This is especially true if the village is a slum and lacks tourist attractions that could potentially serve as business opportunities for local residents.

Day trading will always exist in the Bitcoin market as long as there are sellers and buyers through any exchange. The only difference will be the price and daily trading volume of Bitcoin itself. Because when all Bitcoin is mined, most people will be very aware that the price will be much higher and will not recklessly sell in large quantities, although trading will continue in the market due to the constant supply and demand for Bitcoin. As for the shipping costs themselves, I think they will continue to vary because they are also influenced by the number of transactions occurring simultaneously.

I also agree with your comment because every time a transaction is executed and successful each day, there will still be a transfer fee. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price fluctuations will continue, as we have seen before, so Bitcoin's price fluctuations will continue to be visible even after Bitcoin has been mined. The influence of supply and demand on Bitcoin will always trigger changes in price and daily trading volume, as Bitcoin is now being sought after and eyed by large companies and certain countries to buy and hold as a valuable asset.

Bitcoin doesn't discriminate between its users because it was created for everyone in the world, so anyone can use it without any restrictions from others. But in your case, I don't think what makes a difference to you is the site where you purchased hosting using Bitcoin. Perhaps the site intentionally made payments global in any form, including Bitcoin, and they didn't limit any payments to make it easier to attract more people to visit the site. So, the site is just implementing a pretty brilliant idea so that the site not only benefits from hosting purchases, but can also benefit from the increase in Bitcoin prices if there are many people paying for hosting with Bitcoin while they are providing such services.

If you focus on skills, I believe they can only be achieved through two approaches: learning from experienced traders and frequently trading yourself after learning some key points from those experienced individuals. This will naturally hone your skills, allowing you to develop the courage to invest your capital in the market. Currently, market conditions are favorable, so some people may choose to take profits before a correction occurs. Therefore, mastering the basic foundations of trading is not easy for anyone, as every learning process always takes time to see clearer results.

Over time, such long-term holders will also continue to grow because new people who have come to become investors by holding Bitcoin will undoubtedly see these old-timers as a valid example, and new people will also continue to grow and believe in Bitcoin. This is very good news and we need to know it together so that we all continue to believe in Bitcoin and can also encourage more others to believe in Bitcoin over time. Because the push for Bitcoin's price increase will continue to occur when there are many Bitcoin holders who are not considering selling anytime soon.

In my country, Bitcoin investors have also started to increase, and the number of transactions in the digital market has also begun to increase. I can assume that the number of people starting to like Bitcoin is increasing, and it's spread across various sectors, including entrepreneurs and the middle class. So, let's save Bitcoin for the long term, while we can still do it effectively and without burdening ourselves with everything else.

Your suggestion is clearly correct. Rather than selling now just because we've seen a small profit from Bitcoin's price increase, I also believe it would be much better for investors to hold long-term, as Michael J. Saylor did. He frequently buys Bitcoin without selling, especially for the short term. He's now made significant profits, but he's still holding Bitcoin as usual and continuing to buy more to increase his holdings for himself. So, this kind of thing is something that is very worthy for us to emulate if we also want to be long-term investors in Bitcoin who are not immediately tempted by small profits in the short term from the effects of price increases in the market.

That's perfectly normal for a team as big as Real Madrid, and Real Madrid has also been quite successful in various major competitions, winning fifteen Champions League trophies. Therefore, it would be a bit embarrassing for the Real Madrid board if Alonso is unable to bring about positive changes for Real Madrid, especially if results are significantly worse than last season. And Alonso must truly understand this now so he can prepare tactics and strategies that suit his own players for next season.

That's just a fan's hope, but good results for Leverkusen are possible in his first season as long as Leverkusen has the best players capable of outperforming Bayern Munich's players. Because Munich has truly dominated the Bundesliga, there's a huge difference compared to the Premier League. When Ten Hag was managing Manchester United, he wasn't supported by better players, especially after Ronaldo's move to the Saudi Arabian League, which led to Manchester United's even worse season.

Next season, it seems likely that Juventus will face the same or even worse results if they don't have a stronger attack and midfield. Several other major Serie A teams, like Roma, are also trying to make a comeback, even though they didn't finish in the top four last season. Therefore, Juventus must seriously consider this if they want to compete fiercely in Serie A next season for the title, as Napoli did last season, when they also had a close battle with Inter Milan.

What you say clearly makes sense because a strategy that isn't executed won't produce any results. Even old strategies that we've used also need proper control to continue using them over the long term, although there's no guarantee a strategy will always be successful. But proper control must always be in place because anything that isn't properly controlled can also lead to unexpected failure. So I agree with your opinion, as it's quite understandable.

The cycle you're referring to is indeed continuing, and today Bitcoin has surpassed $119,000, something we didn't expect, but it could happen this month. And that price I mentioned is also a new all-time high for Bitcoin this month, so I'm quite optimistic that Bitcoin will continue to hit another all-time high, surpassing $120,000. It seems this year has been much better than last year in terms of Bitcoin's price growth, so Bitcoin investors are quite happy with the current situation, as they've undoubtedly already made substantial profits.

The essence of sustaining these necessities of life is working in a sector that generates income. Without income, it will always be difficult for humans to achieve such a meaningful balance. Because necessities are not all free in life, all humans must obtain them by purchasing them from others, which requires money. Therefore, all humans essentially work hard to earn money to maintain their own survival, as humans always need food and socialization with others through their environment.

The people who benefit are those who purchased large amounts of Bitcoin at a low price but have consistently held it to date, thus indirectly benefiting from the increase in Bitcoin's price. Meanwhile, the people who are harmed are those who disposed of Bitcoin more quickly after purchasing it, perhaps due to panic after seeing false news about Bitcoin. As for the impact on Bitcoin adoption in the key sectors you mentioned, such as banks, governments, and corporations, this depends heavily on their level of trust in Bitcoin, as those who believe in Bitcoin will routinely buy it without any fear.

If I'm still profitable with my old strategy, I won't immediately switch to a new one, although I will also learn some new strategies to try in the future. Because sometimes when someone changes an old strategy that's still profitable for them in the market, they don't immediately make profits using the new strategy. So, don't immediately change something that's still profitable, even if we already have a new method that we can apply to the market when trading. Because the goal is to make money, we shouldn't throw away old methods just to adopt new ones, especially if the old ones are still profitable and the new method isn't guaranteed to be as profitable as the old ones.

Bitcoin has long been considered a long-term investment by most investors with larger sums of money, and now this trend is spreading to several large companies and even countries, as they realize that Bitcoin is indeed a viable long-term investment and can provide greater returns for its holders. So, for individuals like us, or for everyone else out there, it's a good idea to follow the lead of many past Bitcoin investors, because we all know that Bitcoin can offer more and change everyone's life for the better if they believe in it.

And if there are still people waiting for a price drop to buy Bitcoin, or people who still doubt Bitcoin even though they know it's already so good, that means they don't really want to own Bitcoin. Therefore, I personally don't care much for such people, because they won't be able to provide much benefit to others or even themselves in life.