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Re: Which is more addicting?
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Nirmiti
on 14/08/2025, 16:29:57 UTC
precisely and sooner or later they become powerful traps against which willpower alone is not enough
After you enter the real gambling scene you have to understand that you have a problem and know how to ask for help.
There's nothing wrong with getting help!
Huh, okay, online slots are fun and risky, in that its too easy to continue play. One wishes to recover losses or continue playing right after winning this temptation comes with the fact that it is always present. Understand how much you can do and be real with yourself when it gets to becoming excessive. Nothing to be embarrassed about taking a breather or seeking help before it is a bigger issue.
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Re: Vave.com Crypto Casino & Sportsbook [Code: VAVE20FS] REVIEW CONTEST
by
Nirmiti
on 14/08/2025, 16:12:55 UTC
Vave Username: nirmiti45
Bitcointalk Username: Nirmiti
BSC Wallet address: 0xc2a16a4e0400b21ae6d3dc8080dd899933ca1ae2
Repost link : https://nirmiti1.substack.com/p/vave-casino-review-my-first-day-experience
Substack Username (For newsletter): @nirmiti1

My Review:

I still remember the evening I first visited Vave. I did not need anything too fancy I just wanted something neat and contemporary to be able to gamble a little bit and feel like I belonged here. I was well caffeinated, my crypto wallet was in hand, and I felt it was time to see what was out there.

Signing Up
The registration process took less than two minutes. I filled up all my information and even generated a password and just before signing up, there was the promo code VAVE20FS which I absconded. After spending a couple of seconds to log in, I was ready in my account, and the free spins of the promo were practically waiting there.

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First Impressions of the Site
Their home page also had this kind of dark theme with an impression of sleek which immediately brought out the colors in the games. It all seemed to be arranged properly the main menu at the top, the game categories were arranged and nothing messy in terms of ads or distractors. I barely clicked around to test how responsive it was but every page took nearly no time to load.

My First Game Session
After booking in I decided to give a couple of spins on a popular slot. The game opened quickly, and the graphics were sharp. These are sound effects that drew me in and it took me just a few minutes into my full concentration. It was simple but it was something intriguing being able to watch the multiplier grow.


Ending the Day
Before leaving, I also checked the promotions page and noticed that Vave has weekly bonuses and even a loyalty program that gives a reward in case you user the service regularly. I enjoyed that the offers were not hidden behind a variety of rules. This was much better than I could have imagined with fun games to play first day, fast pay outs and the entire web site felt stable all the time.

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Final Thoughts
Reflectively, the orientation day at Vave was an indicator of how the overall experience has been positive. It is an attractive casino to start with, which runs well, and it deals with players fairly in terms of payouts and bonuses. When thinking this through, I would advise you use VAVE20FS as a couple of free spins at www.vave.com, it can be an excellent way of trying it without too much loss of money.
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Re: Banning gambling, would this solve the problem?
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Nirmiti
on 14/08/2025, 15:45:16 UTC

I'm too in the same thought process as you guys. There could be some people that might be destroying their lives due to gambling but such stupid people are everywhere. If they are not destroying their lives through gambling, they'll do it with some other ways. It's a natural flow of money that travels from one to other. Restricting it would be against the financial freedom of people. In modern time, government should limit themselves and let the market decide what it wants and what not. They could just regulate it and earn a cut from the profit.
A total ban normally only forces the thing underground and makes it all the more wanting by people. Rather than halting the given issue, it usually breeds new ones. People should not be banned entirely; regulation and education proves better in the case, the government is really willing to defend people. Individuals are supposed to choose what they want to do including making some of these decisions which might be risky as long as they have been made informed.
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Board Economics
Re: In today's world of subscriptions!
by
Nirmiti
on 14/08/2025, 15:32:58 UTC
~snip~
But it got me thinking of subscriptions in general. These days everything has to be subscribed to. Television, music, software, storage, gaming, and others. My question is, are these subscriptions actually worth it? Are you actually getting your money's worth?


I only subscribe to what I need and I feel I get what I pay for. Someone might subscribe to all possible streaming services and then watch one or two, which is not a very smart decision - someone else will watch all streaming services, but in such a way that they will always be subscribed to only one of them.

Someone may feel cheated in the sense that they are paying too much and not getting what they paid for, but that is a subjective assessment of each individual. Fortunately, the choice is very large today, if you don't like something or think it's too expensive, simply subscribe to something else.
Yea, that really depends on how you use it. In my case, my subscriptions are only worth it when I am being active. When I can barely touch a service and it just sits there then it is pretty much a waste of money. The gimmicky part of it is that these month to the month charges can pile up unintentionally and as such, it could be easy to continue paying up on things we do not need. I aim to check mine about every couple of months or so and cancel things that I am not using. The good part is that we do not have to wait now to do something with alternatives, and it is quite easy to switch or to wait.
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Re: Wealth creation
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Nirmiti
on 11/06/2025, 11:57:19 UTC
To be honest from my own experience and observation, income offers comfort but not actual freedom.  You can make a lot from a job yet still feel stuck because the moment that paycheck ceases so does your sense of stability. True wealth is clearly related to ownership whether it's assets investments or businesses that develop value over time and you’re right about value generation. If you're just transferring money about without producing anything worthwhile someone else is losing for you to gain. That type of riches isn’t sustainable. Real wealth promotes communities not just bank accounts
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Re: 🚧[OPEN] CAT3 Poker App | Review Campaign Contest - $10 to $20 in USDT reward!
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Nirmiti
on 11/06/2025, 09:22:15 UTC
Bitcointalk Username: Nirmiti
CAT3 Poker App used: nirmiti
BSC Wallet address: 0xc2a16a4e0400b21ae6d3dc8080dd899933ca1ae2

I was excited to try this newly launched poker app which is cat3 poker.
so i tried today and here is my detailed review.

Download Process:
When I first visit the website I see the appropriate download link.You can choose from a variety of download options here depending on whether you're using an Android or iPhone.
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I get ready to  play CAT3 poker after downloading the app and I also get ready to think like I'm going to make money. However I have no trouble downloading the CAT3 Poker apps here.I am evidence that the owner of the CAT3 Poker website must have made these arrangements in person to ensure that users have no issues.

Registration Process:

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Registering on the CAT3 Poker apps is very easy, You just need to enter you basic information like name, password, email, date of birth etc.
I successfully registered for the date and the email verification was received. I've securely finished the verification process and by visiting the poker profile I can see even more amazing things. Every poker player will become more drawn to these amazing things gather funds to play poker and become enough intrigued to make a deposit
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Diposit and  bonus:

If you want to lean clear about diposits, Then watch this youtube video for full clarification:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hv6hYvYmRk
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As soon as you make your initial deposit you may take advantage of even more alluring incentives. For example, you can play poker by getting a bonus of 2000 chips.
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Customer Support:

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There have only two ways to contact the support team which is fine in my opinion. But I suggest you can join their telegram for instant support.
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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Gambling success stories
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Nirmiti
on 11/06/2025, 09:11:14 UTC
I tried searching for the best gambling stories and the ones that popped up were full of gambling recoveries. A lot of them highlighted of how gambling ruined their life but for some reason, usually one involving religion, they got better. I was expecting more of stories where a gambler won a significant amount. Extreme lucky kind of stories.

It got me thinking whether people think that gambling success stories can only be if you recover from gambling? Is that really the end goal? To rid of gambling as an activity?
Actually most stories that get shared widely appear to focus on healing almost if it’s the only acceptable ending. I think it’s because people relate more to struggle and redemption than to luck and winning.  A great triumph is rare and frequently feels like a fluke, so it doesn’t send a lasting message but when someone hits rock bottom and turns their life around especially with the help of faith or support it feels like a full trip. Personally I don’t think the final aim needs to be quitting totally until it’s become a severe problem. Some folks can wager casually without losing control but certainly the stories that get shared the most often focus on stepping away and reclaiming life not on scoring the jackpot and staying in the game
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Re: What do you think about this bet
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Nirmiti
on 11/06/2025, 08:54:11 UTC
Honestly looking at this bet I’d say cashing out makes a lot of sense if you already feel worried about how the future games might play. From my own experience chasing the full win in a combo bet is enticing but it's a major risk especially when you've staked that much. Getting back 276000 naira isn’t the jackpot but it’s a respectable fallback instead of perhaps walking away with nothing. For me if doubt starts creeping in and the cash out offer appears reasonable I usually accept it. Better to secure anything than regret losing it all
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Re: El Salvador and their bitcoin today
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Nirmiti
on 11/06/2025, 08:36:51 UTC
In the past week (as of june 2 2025), El Salvador has purchased a total of 7 bitcoins, and 30 in the past 30 days, indicating that it continues to implement the "daily purchase" strategy.

But they borrowed $1.4 billion from the IMF in December last year, so I feel that they used the loan money to buy bitcoins, even though they promised the IMF not to use public funds to buy bitcoins.

Then I have a question, that is, the current bitcoin price is so good, why doesn't El Salvador pledge bitcoins to lending platforms to obtain an annualized rate of return, which is about 6% to 9%, and they have 6188 bitcoins, worth 657,911,721USD, and can earn 59 million USD in interest each year.
How much help does this have for the El Salvadoran economy?
Actually on paper committing their bitcoin to generate passive income sounds like a good choice, especially since the country’s economy may benefit from increased cash flow but from my perspective it’s probably not that straightforward. First people might be wary about the risk. If the lending platform fails or the market crashes they could lose their assets also politically, they might not want to take a step that feels like gambling with national reserves.  Even if earning approximately 59 million a year could help with their budget or debt the risk can feel too large for something currently considered as experimental on a national basis.
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Re: Do gambler's really need a reserve balance?
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Nirmiti
on 11/06/2025, 08:30:31 UTC
Honestly from my personal experience, it's always smarter to have a set amount you’re okay with losing and just walk away once it’s gone also  I don’t think a reserve balance for gambling is really necessary unless you’re someone who treats it like a serious hobby or part of your lifestyle. For me it works better to set a budget like entertainment money, once that’s used up I’m done. Having a reserve might tempt you to keep chasing losses which never ends well So I would say stick to what you can afford to lose in one go and avoid the backup stash
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Re: jobs seen as less priority can be the top priority if only you can give it a try
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Nirmiti
on 06/06/2025, 12:05:54 UTC
Actually a lot of people feel stuck just because they think their degree must define their career path but the truth is life doesn’t always follow that plan. Pride really holds many people back from starting small or doing things they think are below their level. But starting small is sometimes the only way to get anywhere, your friend’s story is a great example. If he had waited for the perfect job he might still be doing nothing It’s better to take action and grow from there instead of just hoping something will come.
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Re: Pricing strategies
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Nirmiti
on 06/06/2025, 11:45:40 UTC
I think knowing these pricing strategies is really important whether you’re running a business or just buying stuff. A lot of people don’t realize how much psychology goes into pricing. For example value based pricing works really well when your brand has built trust or looks premium even if the actual product doesn’t cost that much to make. I’ve also seen a lot of new businesses try competition based pricing to get noticed but if they don’t have a plan to increase prices later they struggle to survive. So finding a balance really matters.
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Re: Saving is not enough
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Nirmiti
on 06/06/2025, 08:31:50 UTC
I also actually think just saving money isn’t enough these days especially with how fast everything gets more expensive. If your expenses are always more than what you earn then it’s nearly impossible to move forward. It really comes down to increasing your income and then using that extra to invest in something that grows over time. Whether it’s crypto or starting a small business or learning a new skill to get a better job you have to take some steps beyond just saving. Otherwise you’ll be stuck in the same place forever.
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Re: 🛡️ SecureShift.io | Publish0x Article Campaign | $10 in USDT Per Article ⚡
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Nirmiti
on 06/06/2025, 07:11:23 UTC
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Re: South Korea elected new Bitcoin-friendly President
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Nirmiti
on 05/06/2025, 17:59:47 UTC
Having a crypto friendly president like Lee Jae myung could really boost adoption and give the industry more stability there. Allowing things like spot crypto ETFs and pension funds to invest signals serious confidence in crypto’s future, It shows that even big economies are starting to see crypto as part of the financial system, not just a fringe thing
Of course it’ll be interesting to see how regulations shape up and if other countries follow their lead
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Re: Some negative effects of foreign loans and bailouts to developing countries
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Nirmiti
on 05/06/2025, 17:36:09 UTC
They are designed to aid but often generate dependency making countries less eager to develop on their own. Corruption and mismanagement also redirect funds away from where they are needed most, the debt can pile up damaging future progress
Plus foreign influence often compels countries to accept policies that contradict with their culture Loans can help but without competent management and regard for local needs they may do more harm than good.
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Re: Be smart with your crypto safety
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Nirmiti
on 05/06/2025, 17:27:23 UTC
Losing that much crypto isn’t just about money it’s a huge personal blow. I agree with all the lessons shared security has to be top priority because once your crypto is gone there’s no way to get it back. It’s easy to get excited and want to share what you have but keeping it private is so important

Also trusting only official sources and avoiding shortcuts can save you a lot of trouble, Two factor authentication and careful device security should be a must for everyone in crypto. At the end of the day it’s your responsibility to protect your assets because no one else will.
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Re: Scammers new tricks on social media.
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Nirmiti
on 05/06/2025, 17:18:35 UTC
Actually the way scammers are getting more creative and targeted these days is really worrying. Offering high pay to lure people in then using games or fake job forms to take control of devices that’s next level deception, It’s scary because they make it look legit and even exciting so many might fall for it without suspecting a thing

This is a good reminder that in crypto trust has to be earned carefully and any unsolicited offers, especially asking to download something or share personal info should be treated with extreme caution.
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Re: Diversify your assets.
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Nirmiti
on 05/06/2025, 17:11:45 UTC
To me actually putting all your money into one asset especially in the same location can be very risky no matter how safe the investment seems. Real estate is often seen as stable but natural disasters or other unexpected events can hit hard diversification and insurance are key to protecting yourself It’s also a reminder that no investment is completely risk free whether it’s real estate or crypto. Balancing your portfolio and preparing for the worst is the smart way to go.
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Re: Has this concept changed? " Invest how much you can afford to lose"
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Nirmiti
on 05/06/2025, 17:05:38 UTC
Over the past seven years on the crypto community, there was this general saying that always got me wondering especially many people that believe Bitcoin is the future of money, unfortunately you come across this phrase, " Invest how much you can afford to lose". I'm not always please hearing this sad saying, however it look like this concept is beginning to change for good.

Recently, i read on certain news where Michael Saylor stated, " I invested what I can not afford to loose". It simply counters  those who were given advice to the prospective investors to invest on how much they can afford to loss. I think that Michael Saylor had rekindled this negative concepts as persived by many crypto enthusiast as a wisdom of crypto investments advice. What do you think? In my opinion, Michael Saylor has made the difference.
I think Michael Saylor’s comment really challenges the old way of thinking saying he invested what he can't afford to lose suggests he sees Bitcoin not as a chance but as a lifeline or longnterm requirement, It’s a big move and probably not for everyone but it does represent growing belief in Bitcoin as more than simply a speculative asset.
For people who sincerely believe in the tech and future of crypto this approach might feel more natural now than it did a few years ago