I disagree with you on this one; you don't need to learn about the technicality of a wallet before you know about a good wallet to use. Someone who wants to learn about the basic knowledge of Bitcoin needs wallet knowledge too; if they don't know about wallets, they won't be able to know how important it is to safeguard their phrase, the difference between an exchange and what's regarded as a wallet, the need for self-custody, and the rest of the little things that can safeguardtheir asset and give them total control of their investment.

You don’t use wallet to invest in bitcoin you use wallet to store and safe keep your bitcoin and the best wallet you can use and that’s recommended is open source wallets, you can go for electrum wallet, BlueWallet which are both mobile friendly wallets and easy to use.

Setting limit I'm not against it, but if there should be a limit, the government should not do it randomly; rather, through the KYC procedure, they can ask for the estimated annual earnings of a gambler. From that, they can determine how much, on average, the gambler earns monthly and what percentage of that can be spent on gambling without it affecting the gambler, because everyone does not earn the same amount, and there are those who have a lot more to spend compared to others.

$300 million to acquire Bitcoin for a country like El Salvador is a lot, adding to their loan with the IMF, and the loan conditions—let us also not forget the fact that it took them almost 4 years, if not more, to actually reach the number they are now, and we have just 4 months left for them to reach the $1 billion Bitcoin accumulation volume. It's a lot more for them if you ask me unless they will take it as a challenge and want to go extra just to hit that target, which I think they are not economically ready for.

Do casinos give out their own person odds, or do they have odd providers that do the job for them? Sometimes I compare some of the casino odds, and the differences are actually not much, both online and in agent shops. The only difference I notice is that after your bet staking, some casinos offer much bigger bonuses than others, which makes the potential winning amount higher than the others, but the differences are usually not that much.

The citizens are not paying tax. That doesn't mean the country doesn't take tax; the tax corporations that operate the country also tax citizens for other things but not on income taxes like excessive spending, and some kind of levies are being paid to the government, which is also some kind of revenue generation for the country. Aside from their oil and gas, tax is essential in every country, but how it's being used is what matters. Nigeria is not supposed to be where we are today in terms of development if our resources are being put into good use.

If a gambler is winning, they can also still stay longer in a casino compared to how long they could have stayed when they were not winning, because the higher the winnings, the higher the amount they will have available for staking, which will extend their stay in the casino. Sometimes someone might actually not be chasing losses but might be trying to get to a certain amount so that they can withdraw, and they will just keep on rotating around a certain figure.

But let's take how the government and regulators are behaving and reacting to things when it comes to money that can be made off those platforms. What's the point of regulators if they can't regulate what their citizens will see and what they can't see? Social media platforms are supposed to be regulated, like someone needs to be able to optionally choose the kind of ads that will appear on his newsfeed and which that will not appear.

Yesterday I took the iPad that my kids make use of to run some little search; something took me to the ad activities on Facebook, and among the 10 recently clicked and viewed ads, more than 5 of them are all these cheap casino advertisements that show how to make quick money for a Facebook account registered under a minor below 16 years old.

No country can survive without tax; that's very correct, but there is no country out there that's using taxpayers' money to enrich itselflike Nigerian politicians are doing. As small business operators in this country without any single political backup, this new tax reform is more targeted on us than the big companies out there.

If the taxpayers' money is being put into adequate use, no one will want to disobey paying tax, at least not everyone, but in a country where even with paying that tax you still need to pay for your own security and the cost of getting your hands on little basic amenities is high, what's the exact point in doing that, if I may ask, when the money you are paying as tax is typically like a donation to a few elite who will use it to boast about their 10th generation to come never being poor?

Until things are done right in this country and we know that we are not being taken for fools, expect this type of discouragement. You don't expect me to donate 25% of my sweat to a county where I will still have to pay for typically 100% of whateverI want to make use of.

You go try add link to this news make I read through am well well, cuz this news broadcaster sometimes them they sabi spread watin no be am.. and secondly it’s crazy 800,000k per annual that’s them they also consider person way they earn as low as the minimum wage go remit 25% of watin never do them and the family to government way they suffer them say say nah serving..

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If a buyer needs instant delivery, then they should not try to make payment with Bitcoin, or they should also be very much ready to pay with a high fee rate so that they can get their payment confirmed as fast as possible. Besides,most of these sellers make use of a centralized payment processor, which you can just use the same system to pay them so that it will be easier for them, and everything happens off-chain, just like using Binance Pay to pay the seller into the seller's receiving account.

This is why if gaining ads can pass some kind of check under a separate agency that will oversee them before they are being posted or presented, that will be really nice, because some gambling sites show warning signs; that's for those that want to pass the positive information, while some are just very convincing, which will mislead those who don't run their own personal research about gambling and can believe whatever they see online.

Bitcoin being declared as official currency means it will replace the existing local currency in that country? If that's what you mean, that's not going to happen; it can't happen, but let's just assume it happens. The only thing we will see is a price increase in Bitcoin, since the demand for it will be on the higher side, but it will have a measurable effect on the trade experience of traders in that country because Bitcoin is not built for such.

As gamblers, we always love to see and test out new casinos we see as sponsors, but if I'm correct, since the ban is just limited to about 5 minutes or so before and after the sport game starts and ends, then there is still a much better chance to see it if the gambler is still active on the sport line, but if that still won't work, we have plenty of places to get sources from on what we will want to test out.

The only time I actually do see a need to increase my betting amount is if I'm running low on my balance and I don't see a need to stay longer in the casino. Again, I can decide to increase my remaining balance to just serve me for two more spins, which, if I'm lucky, I can increase that amount by winning, or, if I'm also unlucky, it will save me much more time, and I will leave the casino quickly and face other things. I don't do this often, but in some cases, I usually consider it as a necessary move.

That thing which we have in common is discipline. Every gambler that can boast of being responsible is very determined and has enough discipline to never break the rules that they set to follow during gambling. If the person is not disciplined, then they can never be a responsible gambler. It's all a matter of personality too and how we individually handle things on our own aside from when we are gambling.

A licensed and reputable casino is the safest place to play. In order to be able to enjoy the fun that truly sends you to play in a casino, first a gambler needs not just to set a target for their play, but they should also be disciplined enough to keep their own set-out rules in check and not to break them themselves. Even for the addicted gamblers, they might not even consider their gambling activities to be fun, just as the responsible gambler considers their own gambling experience to be very fun.

We gamble with the hope that we can win something, not because we believe that we can win or because we know we can't also win, but because it's all a game of probability. It's someone who gambles out of desperation, overconfidence, and too much confidence and stakes high that shows some kind of addiction because someone who is in control should be able to know that there is no guarantee for return with the money you have already staked, talk more of the potential winning amount.

Anger is something that we can't really say we don't get. Most times you just unexpectedly run into something that will change your mood. It's now how you are able to handle the anger in you at that moment that will determine how it will react or what it will do to your body. If you allow it to control you, it will lead you into doing something that you (the person) will not be proud of when the anger is quenched in you.