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Re: Nigerian men dying to impress side chicks.
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Emjay24
on 26/07/2025, 11:28:17 UTC
Nigerians like penetration and everything together. They need to learn about foreplay also. Women do not necessarily need the penetration up to 1 hour or more.
Truth dey this your talk, but make I yarn you the cosi, man wey no dey last at all fit no even survive pass foreplay until em cum and em no go fit continue.

Men suppose understand say no be when you cum the party end. If you get inner strength, e dey possible to go 2 rounds in a row and the second one dey tey pass.

Foreplay dey very important, e go even make your partner enter  the correct mood to receive your sexual ministration. Ladies no dey carry foreplay joke, in fact e dey them important pass penetration.
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Re: Buy every dip!
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Emjay24
on 21/07/2025, 16:53:51 UTC

A lot of people were saying the same thing when the price was in the $10-20k range, and look where the price is now. There's no telling how long this bear market (we're still in one) is going to last; just as a reminder, the previous one lasted for two and a half years.


That is true. Since I plan to hold Bitcoin for five to ten years, it is better to buy Bitcoin continuously every week or month, no matter what the market is like. If the market goes down more, I will buy more. And when it was ten to twenty thousand, I regret it when I remember that, I did not buy it even if I had the ability, in fact, I did not understand the importance of Bitcoin properly then. But now I will not miss the opportunity. No matter what the price is, I will continue to buy. Because Bitcoin has huge potential.
You still need to come to a conclusion on the definition of your periods of consistency in buying accumulating bitcoin, if you want to do it weekly, then you can go ahead and if it is monthly, you can define the amounts properly in relation to your available discretionary income for the whole month. Why I see this statement I made bold faulty is that you might end up deceiving yourself and being whimpy where you should show more dedication by being aggressive.

For example, at the end of the month, you've a total discretionary income of $1000 and you intend investing 50% of it into bitcoin which is $500, now you may want to go weekly at some point and split the $500 into weeks which may be around $125 weekly and having registered in your mind that you buy $125 worth of bitcoin at every purchase and without proper discipline to maintain it weekly, you might intentionally or unintentionally skip some weeks and buy that same worth of bitcoin at the end of the month and not accounting for the weeks you missed nor would you make up for them. It is important you are explicit in your periodic purchases and try to remain consistent in your own defined period and amounts you put into accumulation of bitcoin.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Emjay24
on 10/07/2025, 20:12:38 UTC
Yes, you are very correct about this sir,  most Bitcoin investor don't know that the key to long term investment is good financial management because if you can not be faithful with little, you equally can not be faithful with much, some people thinks that you must be wealthy before you can invest in Bitcoin comfortably, they didn't know that a good financial management is the brain behind every Bitcoin investor that has accumulation not just a good stash of Bitcoin over the years, but have also hold without tempering with it all those while.
To add to financial management in long term bitcoin investment is standing on business. If you stand on business about bitcoin long term you will not be cajoled to selling off because of bad cryptocurrency move or any influencers manipulation.
I suppose you mean negative price correction of bitcoin. When there is a negative price correction, it presents the investors an opportunity to buy more quantities at reduced prices, same as the dips. Investors need not be discouraged since they are going on a long term journey, but remain dedicated and committed to their buying bitcoin and enlarging their portfolios consistently. Influencers deceive lots of weak investors by instilling fear in their minds, but we ought to pay deaf ears to the noise coming from outside and remain focused and stay true to our resolution to secure our financial future in bitcoin.

Several years of dedication to our accumulation journey can give us such financial backing that we may choose not to work anymore after retirement, and can choose to live off our investment using sustainable withdrawal methods.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Emjay24
on 09/07/2025, 21:47:02 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
I think that there are a lot of us here, who are active in this thread, who consider buying on dip to be inferior to DCA and also problematic for newbies to get overly caught up about BTRC price rather than just ongoingly buying bitcoin regularly, persistently, consistently and perhaps even aggressively, which is quite a bit more difficult to accomplish with a buying a dip strategy, unless the buying the dip strategy merely supplements the DCA and/or even lump sum buying approach.

So, yeah a lot of folks get confused by this thread's title, including the OP author Wind_FURY who frequently flip-flops around on the topic... proclaiming that he is an advocate of buying the dip, then saying he is o.k. with DCA, but then going back to buying the dip as if it were the best way forward, even though he ignores his own history in regards to his having had been disadvantaged by his own employment of waiting rather than ongoing buying strategies.
We prioritize regular weekly purchases as our first choice, and buying during dips as our second, because no one knows when dips will occur.
Yeah, it is great you kinda prioritize that, buh I think what matters most is consistency since some people might not be able to meetup with the weekly purchases, especially those who their funds comes irregularly but have some discretionary income when it is available. I think it is best to discipline yourself to be consistent in your purchases irrespective of how the income comes, If it comes in a more regular pattern, you can budget and go with the weekly buys, until the next one comes by, but if it comes irregularly, then you must discipline yourself to invest a percentage of the amount you consider discretionary income into bitcoin consistently as the funds becomes available.

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The DCA buying strategy offers us greater comfort without the pressure of price changes, which is why we choose DCA. However, what's most regrettable are those who continue to wait to buy Bitcoin; they don't take a stand, as if they're not prepared for what they're doing, making their statements unreasonable.
Yes DCA is good for its more convenient approach and best for arguably anybody who wishes to invest into bitcoin. Speculators always tend to make excuses for themselves for not starting out their accumulation journey which is always pointless and crazy IMO. They do not understand that the wait is detrimental and builds up tension and fear in their minds which they often find flimsy excuses to support it. The only solution to their lukewarmness is starting out their accumulation journey right away or they would still be stuck in procrastination for a longer time and have no bitcoin to themselves on the long run.
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Re: Bitcoin ETFs: Are They Actually Good for Decentralization, Long Term?
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Emjay24
on 09/07/2025, 21:29:02 UTC
As for decentralization I seriously see this ETF of a thing just like the centralized exchanges they are there for people who do not value decentralization but does that affects bitcoin as a whole I will say No because bitcoin is pseudonymous and can be used by any in anyway they deem fit. The only time I will worry about decentralization is when there is censorship in node running or miners censoring transactions.
After doing some research on ETFs now, I can comfortably say that they are just as centralized as CEXs  since the coins aren't held by the individuals themselves, and they only buy shares from the ETF companies themselves and rely on the companies for safe keeping on their bitcoin. These people do not take decentralization seriously and left their coins in the hands of a third party.

I see now the reason government approved 11 ETFs last year since they are still propagating the gospel of centralization which is the government's love so much.
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Re: Another Phishing site
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Emjay24
on 08/07/2025, 15:22:43 UTC
You would notice that the warning “check that the URL is correct” which is on the official site https://login.blockchain.com/auth/login?product=wallet  login & signup page is not there as well.
Domain names identification are the most effective means of catching all foul plays on the web space. Since it is practically impossible that two websites would have the same domain name, it is therefore only possible the scammers try adding a prefix or suffix to the actual domain name or using a different extension configuration when purchasing it. As long as you know the main domain name of the company and its extension configuration.com,.org,.online, it is very easy to identify a questionable URL.
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Re: Does it make sense to use mixing services in 2025?
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Emjay24
on 08/07/2025, 15:11:40 UTC

I understand the concept of UTXO hygiene, but I'm not sure if these tools still offer real benefits now that exchanges, blockchain analytics, and surveillance techniques are way more advanced.

I would advise that if you are having much mixed feelings about using mixers, then you can use more privacy features in non-custodial wallets like coinjoin which would assemble UTXOs from different people and form a single transaction that spends back to your wallet. You can do it more than once to improve the chances of your anonymity.

I do not see the need spending back to a CEX when using privacy enhanced programs or features. since you want to maintain privacy, then it is important you make use of non-custodial wallets.
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Re: Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?
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Emjay24
on 18/06/2025, 19:16:21 UTC
Of course, past performance cannot determine or guarantee future results. However, evidence supports that long-term investment in Bitcoin is very low risk and the chances of losing your money are very low. The Bitcoin market is very volatile and can go up and down at any time.  Suppose you have invested and you have set your investment time frame for 9 years, your investment is almost at the end of the problem period but if the market sees a major decline then your investment will be lost. Bitcoin is very volatile and anything can happen at any time. But compared to short-term investment, the risk is much lower in long-term investment. The chances of losing your money in short-term investment are much higher. You should never invest in short-term. Keep your investment horizon long, such as 3 to 4 circles.

What you do you mean by this bold sentence above, if you are still talking about loss as an investor who wants to hold for a long period of time then you are wrong or maybe you are referring to Bitcoin trading and not investment because there is no way you will be investing bitcoin for a long term to that you will have a loss unless Bitcoin will crash or someone temper your wallet or you sell at loss as traders always do so don't get twisted and nothing will make Bitcoin to crash. Yes Bitcoin has risk and that is why you should invest with an amount that won't bother you in anyway even if something comes up and  it is not an investment we are expecting the return in a short time.
Although we all know very well that bitcoin has a strong foundation and shows strong promise of continuous good performance, It is important you know that your investment into bitcoin has no guarantee, same reason you are advised to invest into it what you can afford to loose so that at worst, you would only loose 100% of what you invested into it.

Bitcoin on the other hand is one of the best form of investments with very minimal risk, but we cannot deny that the risk exists. We all come into bitcoin with the belief that it continues performing well, just like the price history shows. Bitcoin is a good investment and a fair bet at securing our financial future and we all should take it more seriously, but for a guarantee, there is none.
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Re: Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?
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Emjay24
on 18/06/2025, 15:16:02 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
It is not difficult if we believe that the price of Bitcoin in the next cycle will be the same as the previous cycles so that in terms of percentage the same thing will happen to achieve the accumulation target.

Regardless of whatever happens in the future, if we have set aside initial capital for the investment we make, there is no fear of anything that happens, for example, in the previous cycle we have reached the target and what needs to be done is to take the initial capital (don't take profit) then we make a new target so that for whatever happens there is no excessive panic.

But what I believe is that the future of Bitcoin is the same as the previous cycle and that happened today, so in the future we will also see the same thing.
Using this your formula, you would only be leaving your profits after the bull run to remain in your portfolio and taking out your capital every fucking cycle? This shows you don't fully understand the attitude of a real investor and you're trying out some smart ass practices on your portfolio. You'll end up with very little quantity of Bitcoin in the end since you're not really accumulating it, but gambling with it.

As a dedicated Bitcoin investor, you don't tamper with your portfolio until the expiration of your holding period, else you risk ending up with fewer coins because you must've sold much BTC too soon and you'll surely regret your actions when the price of Bitcoin has gone really high and you're not having enough coins to get good profits.

The goal is to continue accumulating Bitcoin to have a good quantity of it before the expiration of your holding period, and since you're going for a long term, by then the compounding effect of Bitcoin price increase would have be felt in your holdings and your investment would be very profitable.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Emjay24
on 18/06/2025, 11:48:46 UTC
But for this we must maintain our investment for a long time as long as possible as a long-term investment. The main purpose of Bitcoin investment is to maintain it for a long time according to the DCA method, if you do not follow the DCA method then you will not be able to maintain your investment.
DCA method does not guarantee the sustainability of our investment for a long time. DCA method is only a strategy of accumulating Bitcoin consistently and periodically using a slow and steady process across a longer period of time in order to achieve a decent size portfolio for yourself. Although an investor that is committed to increasing his portfolio consistently with DCA is less likely to be distracted or give in to the temptation of selling on a short-term.

Maintaining your portfolio untampered for a long time has to do with your discipline, determination and accurate cashflow management and your dedication to setting up backup funds to protect your investment from tampering.

DCA method is just one strategy, other investors can choose to lump sum and still hold for a long-term. I think if you have a holding period and an accumulation target in mind, with focus, commitment and determination to achieve them, you'll be able to hold for a long-term.
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Re: 4th anniversary Bitcoin Price Prediction
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Emjay24
on 17/06/2025, 08:55:50 UTC
I'll go with $109,225
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Re: Are we trying to outsmart luck?
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Emjay24
on 16/06/2025, 14:53:19 UTC
Yes, that's why I like bets more, and I practically don't play slots, because the luck factor is too high there. In general, in essence, I try to do everything possible that depends on me to tilt my chances for a higher win. I start with analytics and choosing matches that interest me, and end with controlling my bankroll and adjusting my strategies. I am convinced that luck cannot be outwitted in any way, you have to take it for granted, accordingly my emotions are reduced, I think this is my advantage in contrast to many other players who are too sensitive to emotions from gambling.
I think I love to bet on sports the more because I enjoy watching it, and I can predict it very well, but when it comes to these casino games, I am slow to patronize them, maybe because they eat up my deposits very quickly and sometimes I don't even understand what I am doing, just pressing a button and watch my balance go up or reduce. The fun in it is very much limited unlike my football bets that I really understand and enjoy.
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Re: SIMPLE SECURITY TIPS YOU SHOULD KNOW
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Emjay24
on 16/06/2025, 14:24:27 UTC
Well done OP, I am more interested in the email linking part, thanks to your tips, I went straight and found out some devices I don't even know have my emails logged into them. maybe I have logged into my friends devices on when my phone was not available in order to print out my CV or attend to other things and didn't know I should even have logged out afterwards.

I've logged everyone out now, remaining only my primary device. Thanks for sharing these.
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Re: Topics that can be on Nigeria local boards
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Emjay24
on 16/06/2025, 14:18:29 UTC
This is a good one, and since we have two a sub-board, I believe that splitting the topics orientation into the ones that would stay in the main board and the ones that can stay in the sub board would still be of great help. Possibly topics outside these may find its way to the off-topic section, but I think more clarity may be needed to create a more detailed distinction between the two boards so as to provide more guidance therein.

Thanks
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Re: How do I add image or chart to my post
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Emjay24
on 12/06/2025, 22:28:13 UTC
Do not mind me at all, I thought he had higher rank because he has 7 merits already, but I have just realized now that he is still a newbie.
Yeah, the merits only doesn't increase one's rank, but in conjunction with the activity. Just like OP, I couldn't add images earlier, but I believe after quotting you, I can now because I'm now a junior member. Grin
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Re: CBEX Ponzi Scheme request $200 from Nigerians to recover lost funds
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Emjay24
on 12/06/2025, 10:56:44 UTC
I posted about when CBEX begin operation again in Nigeria, that people should avoid them. I know that time that they only resume operation for one reason which is another scam attempt. I do not think anyone can be so foolish and fall for this scam.
Do not be so conclusive big bro, A lot of people would still fall victim to it and cry more when it finally goes extinct.

If you remember very well the time of MMM, Gethelp and ultimate cycler, these guys duped people more than once, they returned and used another cool offer medium like this one to lure people and more people, especially those that had accounts with them returned and got scammed again.

Last year, the same cycle continued with GMG  and hive(If I'm very correct with the name). You would see that even with this obvious scam endeavor, people would still trust their scam return, especially those who lost borrowed funds in it. The recent one is www.Forkobo.com and people are still trooping in there. I pity Nigerians. Sad

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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Emjay24
on 02/06/2025, 13:43:27 UTC
The fact that I have to explain something so obvious over and over again makes me feel like I'm being trolled, so I'll leave it at that. For those who still don't get it, there's nothing I can do. I would appreciate it if you don't make any more wrong quotes.
It is funny to see you playing victim when you are the one acting funny here, You have been explaining this point void of proper understanding and more than two people have been correcting you, but you proved adamant. At a point I was tempted to ask you if you were merely fulfilling your post count with such display because it was very obvious you were spamming this thread with your replies.

Anyways... Good thing you have decided to stop and.... bad thing you decided not to learn.... Good riddance
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Re: Buy every dip!
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Emjay24
on 19/05/2025, 17:58:21 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
I totally agree with you, just imagine an investors doesn't have any discretionary income and the investor start to invest without an emergency fund attached to it, such investor will find it difficult to wait for longer term.

And mostly the newbies that is it coming up with their investment that doesn't have discretionary income, will not be that patient enough to wait for a long term for like 5-20yesrs but with time i know that they will eventually invest in long term because this life one will actually start from somewhere as you can afford believe that you will surely make a changes with respect to time.

To invest is to have income to do so - if you will worry about each part of the investment you put out when you can, it will not end up well.

We just need to invest what we can, when we can - and keep doing it steadily.
That's just the point buddy, just invest what you can afford to lose from your weekly or monthly income then you are good to go, why most Investors are struggling to keep to their investment or keeps on buying regularly is because they are overdoing it more than they can afford, but if it's done with am amount they can do away with and in their own pace, nothing is stopping them from not buying and holding firmly for a very long time.

Using the word investing what you can afford to lose is what set's me off balance whenever i see that kind of statement, why not just say invest within your discretionary income rather than saying invest in what you can afford to lose, this statement is a make belief that tries to portrays bitcoin as some sort of gambling that you shouldn't invest what you cannot afford to lose. Bitcoin has had a steady growth right from inception, it hasn't shown any serious investor that they will at any point lose their investment, by serious investor I mean a long time holder, so the need for such kind of remark doesn't arise.
When you are advised to invest what you can afford to loose, it doesn't mean you would definitely loose the income, rather it is a precautionary statement.

You should understand that bitcoin investment does not have any guarantee, and there is still a possibility of loosing your investment into bitcoin, although there's only a slim possibility of that judging from it's performance. Yet, since it can happen, then you should invest into bitcoin funds that if you loose, you'll continue to live comfortably and without having any major setback in life.

Discretionary income is cold cash, yet you know that it is not every unit of your discretionary income that you can throw into bitcoin because you would have to plan for emergencies and have other variances of backup funds you would build for recurring expenses that are not emergencies, you should also have floating cashes  and so on. Having said that, you should only invest a portion of your discretionary income, let's say 50% or 60% of your discretionary income can be fine.
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Re: Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?
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Emjay24
on 18/05/2025, 15:37:28 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
This method will increase your financial resilience and security. Bitcoin continuous accumulation and compounded buying tend to decrease UP price, the longer you keep depositing. A reminder for you to understand the positive signs of Bitcoin future while it is in the market and apply the dollar cost averaging (DCA) method.

The question now is, when should we sell it..? Of course everyone has what is called a need at any time.
Talking about selling is more of a trading and can lead people to wrong direction, the longer you keep accumulating the more profit you get , so selling shouldn’t be your major concern

Yeah everyone has a need at every given time that is why it’s alway advisable to have a reserve fund or emergency fund , it helps you sort out urgent needs with that selling your Bitcoin won’t be necessary and can be kept for a longer time with a good profit overly .
Anyone planning on selling bitcoin assets is absolutely a trader and not an investor, An investor should be more concerned about building a portfolio and continue accumulating consistently to achieve a desired set goal, it isn’t a good idea to sell before prior to over accumulation which is considerably 10yrs it is more sensible to accumulate within this period of time and hodl.
And it is totally wrong for a newbie or a low coiner to be interested in making profit that would definitely cause distractions from accumulating bitcoin, having interest in making profits this are characteristic of a trader and not an investor, Bitcoin is quite the most reliable and secured means of investing that is why it is mandatory to invest in Bitcoin and accumulate consistently for a long term goal.
Over accumulation stage of bitcoin investment is not measured in length of time, rather, it is measured in the quantity by which your stash is bigger than your accumulation target. In the start of your accumulating bitcoin, you should have a target quantity of bitcoin which you are cut out to accumulate. When you accumulate past that initial target within your holding period, you are said to be in your over accumulation stage, the length of years you are set to hold is your holding period, 10 years is a good time frame, but you an exceed it if you are still very much younger.

if you set out to accumulate like 10BTC for example, and within your holding period, you successfully acquire 12.5BTC, then you are above your initial target by 2.5BTC and as such you are in your over accumulation stage.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Emjay24
on 17/05/2025, 15:28:26 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
3. Have a back up emergency funds
You do not need to have Emergency fund setup to start investing into bitcoin, You can build it alongside your accumulating bitcoin. Waiting to setup your emergency fund before you start buying bitcoin can result in an unnecessary delay in your investment journey. You are set to start investing into bitcoin as soon as you have discretionary income present and a source of income. Periodically as you accumulate bitcoin, you can build out your backup funds alongside it and for the record, your emergency fund is to be build until it can cater for at least 3 moths of your expenses. Having built out your emergency fund, you can use the funds allocated to it to increase your aggressiveness in buying bitcoin.