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Re: How quickly do you forget a loss
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EarnOnVictor
on 04/09/2025, 07:05:07 UTC
I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back.
Personally, money doesn't move me so much, so I let go almost immediately in most losing cases. But I do not pray that I experience such useless days that I will be so emotional and lose too much that I can bear, it's senseless. Well, that was nature's difference. Our minds vary.

Whether it's your nature or not, the factor that should be considered is the financial status of the gambler. If the gambler earns regularly, has multiple streams of income, or is rich altogether, the ability to heal from the loss-induced hurt will be quicker than for the person who is either poor or has little.
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Re: Slow or fast?
by
EarnOnVictor
on 04/09/2025, 06:43:40 UTC
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You can spend your money immediately but are you spending it on something worth its price? Something valuable? Something that is necessary?
I like the way you ended the post with these questions, but first, let me correct you; it is not all the money you spent that is lost, let that be clear.

Now, whether you spent it on frivolities or on something worth it, you have spent it, and it can be spent slowly or very fast, regardless, it all depends on the value you spent it on.

I can only advise people to be accountable when spending. Don't waste resources. And this spending of a thing depends on the way you earn too, your financial status. If you earn well, you might spend and not feel, but if do not earn well, whether you spend it fast or slow, you will feel it.
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Re: BTC Sentiment Poll for September
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EarnOnVictor
on 04/09/2025, 06:17:55 UTC
My concern now is whether Bitcoin will break the level or not. Inability to break it will make the coin return to its ATH. But a successful break will further pressure Bitcoin in September.
I do not think bitcoin will be good in price in this month of September as I think it may struggle and not get beyond $115000 but I may be wrong about it. Let us see if the price will go beyond $110000 first.
I won't judge Bitcoin so soon, it wasn't able to move higher in August despite being in bullish trend in the beginning because it was heavily overbought, yet people predicted Buy because that was the trend.

So, I will particularly avoid the mistakes most speculators make by predicting based on the current market sentiments, it's beyong that if we are predicting for the whole moth. The prevailing market sentiment is good for what is currently happening, but what happens a few days or weeks later may not be immediately known.

I will always check an update on my chart for guide, and the $107,370 remains a strong reference point for me this month.
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Re: ⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions
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EarnOnVictor
on 03/09/2025, 14:05:30 UTC

I admit Martinez is a quality goali. The problem is that Villa's asking price is too high. How the hell they asked £40m for him. Also paying £200k weekly for him is just waste of money. Buying Lammens is one of their good alternative. They have spent a lot, and should not be overspending on their new goalie.

And don't you think about the fact that Lammens and Martinez are goalkeepers of different levels and the reason is that the transfer price is different precisely because of this. Manchester United, precisely because of the desire to save money somewhere, came to the fact that their level is becoming lower, first these are less famous coaches, then they look for compromises among the players and as a result they will get average results, or even below average. To become the best team you need the best players, in this case there should be no compromises.
Just because Martinez is experienced, then you called him better than young lad. Paying £40m for 33 years old goalie who have some years left to play makes no sense. Investing in the generational talent like lammen is a better decision. He has room to growth, He can stay for years in the squad, and have low salary.
Despite squad quality, you must be also caring with club's financial.
I quite understand your angle of thought, it could be the best for the club that are financially challenged, or that are planning to cut cost, but not all clubs look in that direction, because reason for their action matters, and they look beyond the money difference at times. If I were to choose myself, I will go for Martinez 100%. The age you also mentioned is just a number, is the guy not delivering at that age? Experience count here. Well, with the present status of Man U, I hope they made the right choice with Senne Lammens, the club is dire in need of a good goal keeper.
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Re: Are meme coins still worth holding in 2025?
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EarnOnVictor
on 03/09/2025, 13:33:06 UTC
With many new altcoins launching every day, I’m wondering — are meme coins still worth holding in 2025, or is their hype finally fading?
Often, introducing more meme coins will not stop meme coins to be appreciated, it will always be like that if you know how people think. The only issue is that almost all of them will be useless, as we know, but the top-rated ones, and some of the old and new ones that are not top-rated will surely be earning investors money.

For instance, $Brett is not even listed by Binance, yet it has helped many to earn a decent income this year alone. It all about the right choice of meme coins, the good ones will not fade away, especially those with a huge community.

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Some people say they’re just jokes, others believe they now have real communities and value. What do you think?
Well, meme coins were meant for jokes, but in reality today, they perform more than that, as they begin to gain utility globally. Thanks to crypto capabilities.
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Re: Is CBN secretly pushing people toward Bitcoin with the way naira is falling?
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EarnOnVictor
on 03/09/2025, 10:48:12 UTC
We all know Bitcoin adoption in Nigeria keeps increasing, but I’ve been wondering if the Central Bank itself is indirectly helping this happen.
The mindset of the average Nigerian I know would rather invest in Bitcoin as an asset to gain money than think of it as a hedge against Naira. That is why you see them liquidating when it has reached a higher price, and of course, there will be a few exceptions, yet this doesn't stop that mentality, it will only show a distinction on how long they hold their asset.

However, with the high price of Bitcoin, is it even best to invest in it against the depreciation of the Naira? I think people will prefer the USD, USDT, and USDC and other stable coins for this purpose, for many reasons.
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Re: 💎Tonstation's Lootboxes &🎡Spin the wheels for Rewards💲, Win daily real prizes
by
EarnOnVictor
on 03/09/2025, 10:30:52 UTC
🥁 Wow! We’ve got another lucky update!

This weekend Whale Supreme spat out some big wins: an iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GB is already with @MrAzizbek52 - massive congrats 👏, and an Apple Watch Ultra went to @complicatedabsolute - big hugs! 🤗

From Life Changer dropped AirPods 4 - stoked for @KellyDuncan_a832 🎧.

And another 10 valuable TG gifts: Mini Oscar, Magic Potion, Bonded Ring, Genie Lamp, Vintage Cigar.
No joke - prizes are actually flying out! 🦋

Grab ’em while you can — chests are going fast.
Oh, this is nice and lovely to know, and congratulations to the winners. This is motivating. I think I need to take my Tonstation experience more seriously going forward. I've managed to win some decent prizes too but are nothing compared to the big winners mentioned above.

Thanks for the update and transparency on this. It will go a long way. Cheers!

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There is too much competition for the prize pool.
That is the right statement. The competition is fierce, yet I noticed that my persistent activities moved me past many gaps. Regardless, you are doing well already. Persistence is key. The amount invested matters too.
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Re: Bitcoin unable to fall below $107000
by
EarnOnVictor
on 03/09/2025, 09:56:46 UTC
For me, just like I replied in a post hours ago, it's all about $$107,370. Bitcoin has created a quadruple bottom at that level, so if it keeps holding above it, there is a high chance it will return higher. But if it breaches this level lower, it will certainly visit lower levels in weeks.
Which time frame are using using? Daily, according to what I saw on the chart. Which time zone?
I use many timeframes, but for this post, I just selected the Daily chart to show it. As for the time zone, it's GMT+3. That is what almost all traditional brokers I know use. I guess it's to unify what their chart states across the globe to avoid contradictory analysis.

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On the exchanges that I am using, it is only three bottoms that I saw and which I talked about above.
I don't use the exchange chart for my analyses. I tried it a while ago and discovered they are wired for traders to fail. I guess that's why some traders/investors prefer Tradingview. With this, I don't need Tradingview.

Besides, institutional investors and traders are taking over, so I've seen the broker's chart more accurate with my analysis than exchanges' charts.
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Re: ⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions
by
EarnOnVictor
on 03/09/2025, 09:51:10 UTC

I admit Martinez is a quality goali. The problem is that Villa's asking price is too high. How the hell they asked £40m for him. Also paying £200k weekly for him is just waste of money. Buying Lammens is one of their good alternative. They have spent a lot, and should not be overspending on their new goalie.

And don't you think about the fact that Lammens and Martinez are goalkeepers of different levels and the reason is that the transfer price is different precisely because of this. Manchester United, precisely because of the desire to save money somewhere, came to the fact that their level is becoming lower, first these are less famous coaches, then they look for compromises among the players and as a result they will get average results, or even below average. To become the best team you need the best players, in this case there should be no compromises.
Just because Martinez is experienced, then you called him better than young lad. Paying £40m for 33 years old goalie who have some years left to play makes no sense. Investing in the generational talent like lammen is a better decision. He has room to growth, He can stay for years in the squad, and have low salary.
Despite squad quality, you must be also caring with club's financial.
I quite understand your angle of though
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Re: Bitcoin; a tool for spending or saving.
by
EarnOnVictor
on 03/09/2025, 09:34:23 UTC
Now comes the question; would you rather adopt Bitcoin as a tool for spending or saving?
Bitcoin is good for both, and it has proven itself many times to be vaible. I believe Bitcoin "adopters" are not just called that, they call them that because they Invest, Trade and use Bitcoin as a payment system. This has helped immensely, especially to boycott the traditional fiat ways that are slow and extortionating.

I remember when I was making cross-border payments many years ago. I had to use bank wire transfer. If the corresponding bank is involved, I might be parting ways with over $40 for just sending money. The same goes for receiving money. That is not happening anymore. Thanks to Bitcoin! It must have saved me thousands of dollars in that regard now.
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Re: Why some countries gamble more than the others?
by
EarnOnVictor
on 02/09/2025, 18:22:36 UTC
You have said it well, but there is more to that. The culture/tradition, the regulations/government policies, economic status of the country, interest of gambling companies in that country, the advertisement, and many more contribute to more or less gambling activities in countries.

Above all, the freedom by the government's policies is a very large one. You can't imagine how restricted most Muslim countries are to gambling compared to the free world.
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Re: Bitcoin unable to fall below $107000
by
EarnOnVictor
on 02/09/2025, 06:38:24 UTC
Now it is showing like bitcoin price may increase and not fall less than $107000. What do yu think about this? Will bitcoin price increase or not?
We should not rejoice yet, but the current increase is a good sign that it might increase. You know, a market that had fallen so much would have the time to take a breath (retracement), which is why we should observe now, rather than decide. For me, just like I replied in a post some hours ago, it's all about $$107,370. Bitcoin has created a quadruple bottom at that level, so if it keeps holding above the level, there is a high chance that it will return higher. But if it breach this level lower, it will certainly visit lower level in weeks.

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Re: How to send 0.0000004 BTC?
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EarnOnVictor
on 02/09/2025, 06:04:26 UTC
How to send 0.0000004 BTC?
Tell me please if there are any services that allow sending such small amounts?
Before people answer you, I think you should tell us why you are sending such a ridiculously low amount (≈$0.044).

40 satoshi? I'd use the lightning network for that. But then if you don't already have them in the lightning network, you would need to pay more to convert them to LN.
Either way, this is ridiculous, unless he is trying to create his own service that will be able to achieve that. I've not seen a service going that low. But if there is any willingness to do that, especially the Lightning Network, what about the larger amount that will be paid to push it through? I see this as a joke, to be honest, it doesn't make any sense from every angle.
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Re: Demand, Supply and Bitcoin Price
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EarnOnVictor
on 02/09/2025, 03:38:35 UTC
Can more adoption and engagement influence the price of Bitcoin as st a particular date?
This is what has been happening in the world of Bitcoin. The more the adoption and engagements (talks about it for popularity and pumping liquidity into it), the higher the price of Bitcoin. This adoption and engagements are what caused the popular tradition of 4-cycle engagements, and that is why no matter how Bitcoin sold off, when the bullish period comes, nothing can stop it from buying before, and more demand will come into play as a result of FOMO. This is why the price of Bitcoin insanely climb at that time.
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Re: 💎Tonstation's Lootboxes &🎡Spin the wheels for Rewards💲, Win daily real prizes
by
EarnOnVictor
on 02/09/2025, 03:12:59 UTC

Bitcointalk members can still claim their free spins inside the Ton Station app.
Below are active promo codes:
 • 100EASYSPINS
 • 100FREESPINS
 • 100WELCOMESPINS


Is this code can be claimed individually?
Yes, they can be claimed individually. I didn't know that as well until I saw people posting it. I did it and it worked. The best part is that they give different opportunities, and I was able to win exciting rewards using them with varied luck. Smiley

Is this code can be claimed individually?

Share the exact details of the bonus such as number of spin(I assume it’s 100), spin amount and the ToS of the bonus. I want to know if this bonus is worth it before I register on the casino.
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Thanks for clarifying because this is a new mechanics for a giveaway. I’m still not familiar on how your casino work especially the promotions on the wheel because it use raffle based for the rewards.

Do the rewards incorporated on the code you provided above is subjected by how much wagering requirements?
A raffle? I don't understand why you said that. My experience shows that you use these codes for regular spinning to win rewards. And you do not have to wager to get that done, as the codes are promo codes for a free pass.
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Re: BTC Sentiment Poll for September
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EarnOnVictor
on 02/09/2025, 02:43:55 UTC


This is not about predicting the September trend of Bitcoin, but knowing the prevailing market trend and the conditions created in the market. For me, I will be particular about the market pattern created and the support/resistance therein.

At its simplest, if you carefully followed Bitcoin movements, you would notice on the daily chart, it has been hesitant to break below the low around $107,370, and has subsequently created a quadruple bottom at that level.

My concern now is whether Bitcoin will break the level or not. Inability to break it will make the coin return to its ATH. But a successful break will further pressure Bitcoin in September.
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Re: What happens when there is no more Bitcoin available to buy?
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EarnOnVictor
on 02/09/2025, 02:22:35 UTC
With so many people around the world buying Bitcoin, it’s like a city’s power supply system suddenly collapsing. I can’t imagine it. What do you think?
This cannot happen, and will not happen!

But let me go into fantasy with you, if it happens, then the price of Bitcoin will be unimaginable by then, maybe millions, or even billions...lol Smiley All that can be said is that the economics of too much demand must have pushed it to an insane price price that will be so difficult, or almost impossible for a single person to my 1 BTC again.

However, those earlier adopters will now be the riches people in the world, with an insane fortfolio to themselves.
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Re: Risks tied to using a single exchange
by
EarnOnVictor
on 01/09/2025, 07:33:11 UTC
I still stand on ‘no exchange is perfect’ but having a backup to spread your activities on would definitely save some stress when the unexpected happens which is why OKX is my third one.
I fully agree with that. No exchange or any program or establishment can be perfect, so the best ones could disappoint you when you need them most. If not the technical failure that you emphasised in this thread, it could be some other poor service or manipulations.

I've caught exchanges manipulating the market price just because they want to "bucket chop" the trader, which is off. They hunt stop losses too. So if you divide the money in exchanges and one disappoints you, the other might still save the day.

Lastly, those whose accounts were frozen didn't expect it. Even if the account is later unblocked, what about the many times wasted? We have many more reasons why our exchanges shouldn't be limited to just one.
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Re: Bitcoin, Gold, and Real Estate: Choosing the right source of wealth in Nigeria.
by
EarnOnVictor
on 01/09/2025, 07:13:58 UTC
No single asset is perfect. Combining Gold for its timelessness, land for its stability, and Bitcoin for its morfern potential can help build a strong financial foundation that can withstand unstable economic conditions and store wealth for the future.
I must say I love your conclusion, and I would call it "investment diversification." I've seen many people arguing that Bitcoin is the best, or another asset is the best, but in the end, no asset has a guarantee, especially the guarantee of the time you might want to use it. Combining Gold, Bitcoin, and real estate is a very good deal if I were the investor, such has helped many times in the past. If it is not bad luck, I don't see how all of them will fail the investor at once.
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Re: Excitement in gambling and How to Control Yourself ?
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EarnOnVictor
on 31/08/2025, 17:57:41 UTC
It's hard when you are the one that in situation, easy to say that control and discipline are needed, but when you are enjoying or when you feel something that increase the adrenaline inside you, it's a tough call to quit or stop your session, most of the time emotions really dominated your plans, you'll remember about your set limits when there's nothing you can use to play, it's just a simple regret that will remind you of that same mistake that you commit after playing.
There's no doubt about it, it's happened to me many times, but the trick is having the discipline to say I'm not playing anymore, and that's when the money runs out, or at least the money you were willing to spend in the casino If that's the case, you have to have that willpower and discipline.

Yes, we must be able to assess our financial capabilities. We must not gamble beyond our means, such as risking borrowed money. This is wrong behavior, and people who do this are nothing more than addicts, chasing victory for the thrill of it.
You're right, the key is discipline.

Precisely, if you have that good dscipline you can still enjoy without messing with your finances, the thrill and that kind of desire may lead you to keep on chasing but if you do have that discipline and you execute it well then you have a good chance of balancing your engagements to gambling. You need that self-discipline to make sure that you will practice whatever you setup before playing, else, you will messed around.
I will always say it, gambling itself is neutral in all these, it depends on the gambler in the majority of things. Fine, Gambling is risky and addictive, but the majority of the issues we face in it are self-inflicted. And among these self-inflicted issues, I see the management and psychological issues as the most deadly of them. If the two can be well-handled, I am certain that the gambler will be fine.

Now, about the subject matter, it is all about the gambler's psychology, nothing should be done out of the ordinary, and when gamblers gamble, it must be in line with the tailored plan, so that excesses and psychological issues will not creep in.