The convenience factor is huge.  It's way too easy to lose track of how much you're spending and how much time you're wasting.  I think stricter regulations and better self-exclusion tools are needed.

It's anyone's guess, honestly.  Could be a correction, could be the start of something longer.  I'm holding onto my long-term investments, but I'm not buying anything new right now.

The Banner Saga Trilogy offers a mix of tactical combat and a gripping narrative with stunning hand-drawn visuals. If you enjoyed Final Fantasy Tactics, the quirky humor and depth of the Disgaea series could be right up your alley. For something with a post-apocalyptic vibe, Wasteland 3 combines XCOM-like combat with rich RPG elements, while Gears Tactics delivers a streamlined, action-packed strategy experience.

That’s cool you’re offering Snapchat accounts and EDU emails. Those student perks with the EDU emails sound incredibly tempting! I’ve used pre-made social media accounts a few times before, mainly to streamline things for marketing campaigns or quick testing purposes. They can be convenient if you’re managing multiple platforms or trying to save time setting everything up yourself.

I’ve worked with AI automation tools before and can say they really simplify a lot of repetitive tasks. For example, setting up workflows to handle things like lead follow-ups or customer inquiries saved me hours daily. Plus, tools like chatbots or voicebots are great for handling initial customer interactions. They’re super responsive and don’t need breaks.

I get why people are skeptical, especially with so many scammy ""recovery"" services out there, and it's hard to trust anyone after being scammed. But not all recovery services work the way you're imagining. Some, like the legit ones, don't hack accounts. If needed, they rely on tracing transactions, protective measures, and even legal strategies. I had a friend who recovered some stolen Ethereum through a white recovery service, so it does happen, though it's rare and depends on timing and circumstances.

I watched The Sisu a while ago, but not in theaters. I just streamed it online. Honestly, it's the kind of movie that hits differently on a big screen because of the visuals and insane action. Seeing those fight scenes with the crazy plot unfold felt like a wild ride. It's perfect for action lovers, but I'd want a bit more story to stay gripped))

Yeah, I’ve noticed the mixed feelings about Saylor too. He’s obviously a huge supporter of Bitcoin and has been buying up a lot of it, but some people aren’t too fond of how he’s going about it. I get why some HODLers aren’t thrilled—he's kind of a polarizing figure, and his big purchases can make things feel a bit more corporate than grassroots. Personally, I respect his commitment to Bitcoin, but I also understand why some folks don’t like the way he pushes his influence.

With your background in IT and iGaming, I’d suggest checking out places like AngelList or LinkedIn to connect with potential investors, or even looking into crowdfunding if you’re after something quicker. I’ve found that having a solid pitch and business plan really helps catch attention, especially when you’re reaching out to the right people. If you're looking for solutions to speed things up, maybe try platforms like SeedInvest or Crowdcube for a faster route.

I've seen how automatic sell orders can really move the market, especially when there's a big target like $100,000. It’s kind of like a chain reaction—the more people see that target, the more they pile in, which drives the price up. But at the same time, if the market can't handle all the demand for those orders, it can cause a correction. It’s interesting how something like that can fuel momentum, but also create that tipping point where the price could fall back down.