There is a risk in any type of investment, whether it is investing in Bitcoin or any other type of investment. Depositing money in a bank is not an investment. So there is no risk here, but the value of your money will continue to decrease as long as you keep it.

Everyone loves buying cheap coins. If Bitcoin drops a little more, it will reach a good buying point. I still think we haven't seen the peak yet. We will hit a new all-time high in the winter months and then enter a prolonged bear market. It's essential to accumulate as much BTC as possible from the DIP before this new ATH. However, it's also important not to miss the ship. I think the 109k price is suitable for entry. It's necessary to continue buying in stages. As long as we don't see below 100k, the positive sentiment will continue for me.

So how do you see this kind of lifestyle? Do you judge them as wrong because their reason is gambling, or do you respect it since everyone has their own way of finding happiness?

Gambling is not to make profit so don't get it twisted. You are to gamble for fun in order for you not to see gambling as a means of making a fortune and get carried away. You should gamble to the lowest minimal with very little amount of money that you can afford to lose so that you can control yourself from getting addicted. Putting profits first is a misplaced priority.

Putting in mind that you must become rich through gambling will really destabilize you and make you lose your focus in gambling. You’ll make a lot of mistakes and will also remain at a disadvantage in your gambling journey. Taking a break at gambling is very important and if you continue to make mistakes, your gambling will only end in havoc, this will be like a scenario, from grace to grass once again. It becomes even worse if you’re already an addicted gambler and can’t do without it. 2% of our income spared for gambling may even look like a very big amount for some people to sacrifice, some will go as low as sacrificing only 1% and if they lose those amount, they will only restrict themselves from gambling until they get paid to spare another 1% from their income.

This tournament was for home based African players, so this was not the "main" Super Eagles as we all know it. I also disagree with you that the Super Eagles never impress in tournaments, that is completely wrong, we have always been a competitive team in African football and even finished as runner-up in the last African Cup of Nations.

That said, i understand that we have had our own fair share of heartbreaks from the Super Eagles, but i still think it is unfair to describe them the way you just did.

We all often write and repeat in conversations about the importance of being a responsible player. But I would like to discuss those points that are related to putting this into practice. Really: is it easy to be a responsible player? For someone, like me, it is not difficult, I am not a gambler in general, I am used to soberly assessing my advantages and, if there are none, limiting the size of my bets or playing only for research or entertainment purposes. But if we take the average player - is it easy for him to be responsible? After all, people often come to the gaming industry with the naive goal of getting rich. And before they come to an understanding of responsible play, quite a long time may pass. It is somewhat similar to smoking or gluttony. Everyone knows that smoking is harmful, and excess weight causes health problems, but there are a huge number of people who cannot quit smoking or lose weight. What do you think makes a person become a responsible player and why is it difficult for many?

There’s a popular saying that birds of a feather flock together. Does this apply to your gambling experience? What I mean is, do you have more gambling friends with whom you can share your earnings or strategy, or do you prefer to be on your own, not telling anyone that you gamble?

I have gambler friends with whom I can share my insights on boxing matches and horse racing. Honestly, it’s hard not to have friends in gambling because you want to talk to someone with the same interests.

I don’t know if there is a similar topic, but if there is, let me know, and I’ll lock this right away.

This thread reminds me of the argument I was having a few days ago.

When we talk about minors not being allowed to gamble, it's a general rule everywhere, not just in some countries, so if a child who is below 18 years has been gambling without the knowledge of the parent and he or she happensto win an amount which requires advanced KYC to be passed, if the child uses his real ID card, it will be noticed that he's not yet of age.

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

I don't think it's a good idea if you come across to a random guy or even your friends to give them some advice, but I think it's more beneficial if you help him to go for rehab than just counselling him to help him become a better person.

Giving advice won't help much, but for rehab it would help much to get rid of gambling addiction.
However, if there are no rehab facilities nearby, maybe helping him to go for a vacation far from the casino while counselling him might be a good option to help him to get rid of the addiction.

Football doesn't entertain title because is not what can get the trophy for them so actually if they were thinking that for them to have been the giant of Africa means there wouldn't be any country they wouldn't win even without putting efforts is obvious they were getting the whole title of a thing wrong because what makes a country team the giant is unrelenting efforts and the determination to succeed and maintain the title but on this case they do not have any determination because this group would have been very small for them because there isn't any country they cannot win but instead they have become the second to the lowest country on that group.

You have a good point here man, discretionary income is what's needed to invest in bitcoin, so having a stable income guarantee's nothing, because their are so many folks out there that has a stable source of income but still can't figure out their discretionary income, so just as you have said already, once an investor can sort out his discretionary income, he is good to go because that's what more important.

In the future, only those Bitcoin investors who follow the DCA method and hold Bitcoin for a long time will be successful.

Because those just starting out in investing generally only know that buying when prices drop is a good way to invest, this is similar to the Lump Sum strategy, which requires waiting for the price to drop before making a purchase, a common practice when first starting out.