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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Sticky Bomb
on 12/07/2025, 15:36:42 UTC
⭐ Merited by JayJuanGee (1)
Quote from: danadc on Today at 03:17:27 PM
Waiting for the BTCprice to fall to invest isn't bad, it's good to buy when it's cheap, but BTC keeps rising, Can you imagine it reaching $200k? I know it's a long way off, but BTC always surprises, I recommend buying gradually, using the DCA method, regardless of the price, but rather consistently.
Waiting for dip explicitly before buying is bad for someone still very early into his accumulation journey since he doesn't have a decent portfolio, he should show more dedication and seriousness by purchasing consistently, with commitment and even aggressively as is within his means. You can save funds separately to buy the dip when it presents itself and it shouldn't prevent your regular buys.

Just imagine that bear season is next year or more, the investor relaxes and waits for whenever bear season comes by before buying Bitcoin while he has discretionary income. He would end up wasting a lot of time that he would've used to accumulate some good stashes of Bitcoin for himself and most times those wait times brings about negative energies and perceptions which might see the person end up not even investing at all, then when BTC gets very expensive, he starts regretting that he missed out because of procrastination.
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Re: Watching the market may look like this...
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Sticky Bomb
on 12/07/2025, 13:59:06 UTC
Quote from: peter0425 on Today at 12:21:35 PM
Investors who kept holding probably look like this right now? Lol. Congratulations to those who believed in bitcoin. We are going places, definitely!
In every setting, those who do the right thing are always rewarded and it is no different in bitcoin, Holding is the passcode for profitability and most especially those that go for a very long-term. Bitcoin has always proven itself to be very profitable to long-term holders and those who are just young in the market can learn from history and not make any mistakes to be quick profit minded and sell prematurely, rather go for a long-term holding plan in order to enjoy good profits in the future
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Re: Receive Merit - Post your PGP key, add an encrypted message, open for anyone.
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Sticky Bomb
on 12/07/2025, 13:26:57 UTC
Quote from: BitcoinGirl.Club on July 30, 2023, 08:36:03 PM
You need a merit or need to have just fun?
I will award you one but you need to [1.] post your PGP key [2.] post an encrypted message for me

I must be able to successfully decrypt it.
Here we go

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Re: Most gamblers are actually lucky. The problem is, they were unable to cashout.
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Sticky Bomb
on 11/07/2025, 22:46:13 UTC
Quote from: happybitcoinph on Today at 10:03:07 PM
- After winning big, they will set up a loss limit and plan to cash out if it is reached. But the problem is, after hitting the target amount to be lost, they will regret those recent losses and will try to chase it. In the end, no cashout happened.

- Now with big winnings already, instead of withdrawing it, they will push for a much higher bet, thinking it will also give them a good result. Since they are now playing with a higher bet, every dead spin is a big blow. In the end, no cashout happened.
You see these last two points, gamblers that are caught by if aren't only greedy but careless. I cannot win big and fail to cash out. As soon as I notice a big win. I cash out immediately and may even stop betting for the whole day to enjoy my wins.

I always tell myself, I won this money, so I've the right to enjoy it and the only way I can do that is by cashing it out and withdrawing it to my account.
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Re: Money mule scam
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Sticky Bomb
on 11/07/2025, 22:19:54 UTC
In the streets, this is called washing money. Most celebrities that you and I know and high profile influencers engage in this to boost their income, I had a friend who relocated to Lekki axis of Lagos state just to get involved and he spent roughly #19 million for the relocation only. I got the link but declined because I still got some integrity in me and have promised myself to stay away from fraud, I had the funds, but I wished to continue my tech work in clear conscience than go this route and soil my hands.

I would leave the least example: Portable received #50 million in endorsement for Odogwu bitters for only himself. Also Don Jazzy, Alex Ekubbo Okey Bakassi endorsed it at undisclosed amounts, so you may be realistic with me here, how many units of that drink was sold that could recover the money that was used to pay the endorsement of these big artists and the drink has faded out almost immediately. Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

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Re: Report Negotiating CEX Vendors.
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Sticky Bomb
on 11/07/2025, 22:04:21 UTC
Kai kai kai, wetin Mohammed no go see for gate? Which one in the name of God is negotiating offer? I have literally not heard of it nor encountered this kind of a time waster in the course of doing P2P. Scammers are everywhere but you see these bybit P2P scammers ehn, their lack of conscience need to be studied.

The rate of stupidity among Bybit vendors and the fact that they have a separate p2p orders for people selling with foreign account and local accounts bullshit of late last year made me swear never to use that platform again. I feel Bitget is better than them in terms of scam regulation. The only problem I have encountered in Bitget is incomplete pay and I charged the guy and he paid immediately. Bybit has been cancelled out by me as scammers den with different manifestations. I know I pay some fee in Bitget, but it is negligible compared to the kind of stress encountered on Bybit before I dumped them.
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Re: [Caution] Beware of fake websites using acrylic alphabets
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Sticky Bomb
on 11/07/2025, 21:22:37 UTC
Every client website has a shortcoming and it's in it's domain names. It's the standard that no two websites can ever have the same domain name, and save site extension name. so you may only need to check the URL and note suspicious ones.

For example https://www.facebook.com is different from https://www.facebook.online  or http://www.facebook.com and still different from https://www.fb.facebook.com, so if you can learn to identify the discrepancy in the domain names and you're 95% safe.
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Re: BTC Just Hit an ATH of $112K
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Sticky Bomb
on 10/07/2025, 17:37:36 UTC
Quote from: philipma1957 on Today at 01:49:48 AM
Quote from: SmartGold01 on Today at 01:36:26 AM
Quote from: philipma1957 on July 09, 2025, 09:34:04 PM
Quote from: Trout Mask on July 09, 2025, 09:33:13 PM
Just another historic moment for BTC!

we have been higher than 112k
Wait a moment I thought we had 112k before so, does this means that we have another ATH record so far?
To me before ATH are recorded we can have a price above the previously one by either +4 to 10% percent changes or what because the previously was still 112k and now still the same as 112, all my exchange app notified me and I was thinking we have touched the hand of 120k.

112.3 or 112.4 if you use the dollar

And we did not pass it today
Of course we have passed it as at now, bitcoin is now standing tall above $113k and still waxing stronger with promises of still going higher.

With this development, I can speculate that $120k is just around the corner and it wouldn't take much time until we surely get there. Many people thought that the Bullrun is over when the price started experiencing negative correction and panic sold. Such people people would be in big regrets now seeing that the bulls are on it again.
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Re: Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?
by
Sticky Bomb
on 09/07/2025, 22:28:47 UTC
Quote from: Mr Reporter on Today at 10:12:03 PM
Quote from: Ivystar5 on Today at 09:37:12 PM
I wouldn't consider it a mistake for newbies because even after buying without emergency funds set ups you can still set that up after having at least little to your portfolio while putting yourself to order, in my opinion some of this newbies that does this are opportunity grabbers which is even better than those who wait for the perfect timing which might not come, so I prefer they buy this bitcoin being imperfect and learn about things as time goes by than try to be all perfect set up all types of funds before ever getting to buy the real deal, bitcoin usually serve us opportunities like the little dips which a newbie could see and grab yet learn the who processes as time permits.

I think the summary of what I have understood so far is that the approach some newbies should really take is to emphasise the importance of taking healthy mindset actions and learning from others experiences and also learning to adapt to the market, rather than waiting for ideal conditions. The part you made mention of can still set up emergency funds after investing. I would say even if they don't have everything perfect from the start, in my own little understanding, they can still adjust, and then improvement takes place, plus improving their strategy changes over time.
I think any newbie should be more interested in regular purchase of Bitcoin with available discretionary income rather than trying to adapt to the market sentiment. This is because trying to adapt to the markets might introduce some distractions and gambling mentality in him and he sets out to accumulate only when he terms it favorable for him to buy.

That being said, an newbie investor should avoid distractions and noise from the markets and focus on following up his regular buys with much commitment and dedication, mastering his cashflow management practices and building out his backup funds as he progresses with his accumulation journey.
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Re: ⚽ Sportsbet.io ⚽ FIFA Club World Cup ⚽ Discussion thread
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Sticky Bomb
on 09/07/2025, 22:16:23 UTC

Quote from: Harkorede on July 08, 2025, 06:10:50 PM
Joao Pedro immediately into the starting lineup for Chelsea, I guess Jackson's days are now numbered.
Jackson should be on the lookout for another club since Chelsea are reinforcing their attacking space with more efficient players, when their latest recruit Estavao comes on board, there may be no provision for him for a longer time and he would marry the bench more often. I think Chelsea is doing better in the midfield and attacks now, but I'm still a bit worried about the defense, Tosin is not a very smart player to trust in the defense, neither is colwill, nor Badshielle. I think where PSG would gain more advantage over Chelsea is pressuring the defense and it wouldn't be so hard for it to leak and they have their way. We could see from the match today that the PSG strikers are always alert to punish the defense at any slightest miscalculation or error.

Quote from: Rruchi man on Today at 08:14:11 PM
Quote from: LFC_Bitcoin on Today at 06:04:27 PM
This is your one hour reminder, not that anybody needs it. PSG vs Real Madrid for the chance to meet Chelsea in the first CWC Final.

This is a dream game for a neutral like myself, so many ridiculously talented players on show, should be a feast of football.
This should have been the finals, but PSG has ruined it. Three goals already in half-time, I do not see a way back for Real Madrid.

I pity Chelsea in the finals, I do not see them winning this PSG team.
Football is not mathematics brother, but for a stronger team, PSG has the upper hand surely, but in the end the stronger team does not always win, vut the team with more tactics. If Chelsea could come up with a mindblowing tactics against PSG, miracle might happen.
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Re: Buy Buy Buy or Sell Sell Sell?
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Sticky Bomb
on 09/07/2025, 22:04:41 UTC
Quote from: Derekfunds on Today at 02:48:46 PM
I don't think our emergency and reserve funds should come from our discretionary rather our discretionary is always used for Investing regular using the DCA depending on the method an investor chooses and then for front loading or for aggressive purchase when there is Dip.
You are supposed to build out your emergency fund and other variances of backup funds from a part of your discretionary income. Sim_Card is right because if you invest all your discretionary income into bitcoin and fail to build out your backup funds properly alongside your accumulating bitcoin, you run at a risk of tampering with your portfolio when the needs that would've been solved by your backup funds arises.

If there is an emergency and you do not have an emergency fund to sort it out, what would you do? Of course you would be left with no other option than to tamper with your portfolio in order to solve it and that is a bad approach to investing into bitcoin.

Again investing aggressively with your discretionary income without building your backup funds can best be described as being over aggressive and this can harm your bitcoin portfolio and stagnant your accumulation journey on the long-run because it would definitely prove unsustainable.
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Re: Buy the DIP, and HODL!
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Sticky Bomb
on 09/07/2025, 21:15:04 UTC
Quote from: Nightwatchmare on Today at 12:39:07 AM
Quote from: Muba20 on July 04, 2025, 04:01:28 PM
Yes, diversification does not mean that the investor has to invest in Bitcoin along with other cryptocurrencies or gambling tokens. Diversification is done to reduce the risk. Not putting all the eggs in one basket, but in different baskets. But when he keeps his assets in shitcoin, his attention to Bitcoin will be lost. After holding shitcoins for a long time, when he loses that money, his greed will also affect his Bitcoin investment later. This will destroy his long-term dream of investing in Bitcoin. For diversification one can also keep his assets in real estate or any other platform, but when he keeps them in shitcons, he can be cheated at any time.
Yeah, diversifying our investment is good, but since we are still early in Bitcoin investment, it is good for us to remain focused on our Bitcoin investment and forget about diversifying our investment for now so that we will not get distracted. It would even be better if we used the money for diversification to front-load our Bitcoin investment so that we can increase the size of our Bitcoin holding. Maybe when we have accumulated the quantity of Bitcoin we want, we can then think about diversifying our investment or, better still, start accumulating Bitcoin again.
I do not think diversification is really a bad idea as long as you are not considering diversifying into shitcoins. You can save alongside your accumulation of bitcoin to diversify into another profitable venture like maybe real estate or agriculture, it helps create a more sense of security and balance on your investments as a whole. What tends to distract us is when we shift our gaze from investing to gambling, and in this case it might be shitcoins involvement or even trading without relevant skills(better off if you can avoid it totally).

I would still propose not diversifying when you have not come to some maturity in your cashflow management and is able to maintain consistency in your accumulation journey for a while. If an investor is able to maintain consistency in his accumulation journey for a year or two or even a whole cycle, such a person can think of diversifying into other profitable portfolios without harming his ongoing accumulation of bitcoin.
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Re: [CFNP] Rainbet.com | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Signature Campaign ~ Sr. +
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Sticky Bomb
on 09/07/2025, 04:07:29 UTC
Thank you so much Hhampuz for the opportunity.

Signature and avatar updated.
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Re: [OPEN] Rainbet.com | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Signature Campaign ~ Sr. +
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Sticky Bomb
on 07/07/2025, 22:47:30 UTC
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Re: Deposit threshold can minimize gambling addiction from poor sector?!
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Sticky Bomb
on 07/07/2025, 20:23:22 UTC
This pattern is near effective and not really effective as much. They'll only end up lowering the traffic on the casino. It might not really go well with the casino on a long-term.

A better option should be not to allow deposits from the same person more than 5 times a day. That way the poor people would not get as addicted since they cannot use the casino more than they can deposit, so they would have lots of time off the casino as well in order to limit addiction while still maintaining the casino in business.

An effective auditing system should be introduced too to enforce the casino compliance on this.
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Re: Am I a bad father for letting my daughter gamble?
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Sticky Bomb
on 07/07/2025, 12:04:02 UTC
⭐ Merited by Frankolala (1)
Quote from: Japinat on July 06, 2025, 10:57:19 AM
What does that make me?
I don't have the best answer to this but I think your children has to be more exposed to skillsets, hard work, career paths and other straight profitable vehicles first and be guided to thrive in it against starting off gambling. It does not mean that you are a bad person since your daughter is gambling, but I hope you are guiding her properly. Gambling addiction feels more messy when the culprit is a female. My Little niece gambles too, but she would never fund her account with her own money, always bugging me to fund for her, at least she's a hair dresser and doesn't want to fund from her account for fear of going broke. I am proud of her for two reasons, firstly she has a paying skill and secondly she is trying to moderate her gambling activities.
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Re: What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward?
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Sticky Bomb
on 07/07/2025, 11:52:52 UTC
My worst loss was experienced when I still do buy games.

I bought this games from a Facebook user for $100 comprising of a 4:0 correct score and a straight win. I combined them and failed to play the 4:0 single, but I played the straight win single because I thought it had more chances to come through, long story cut short, the correct score came through and the straight win messed the ticket up. What angered me the most was that if I had singled out the correct score, I would've won a lot of money since the odds were over 50, but I lost everything which amounted to almost $150. Since then, I don't think I have ever bought games again, I was really heartbroken.
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Re: Scam Alert:(Phishing Scam On Telegram)
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Sticky Bomb
on 07/07/2025, 11:27:13 UTC
It is obvious the site's domain names have been reported, same reason google has marked it potentially unsafe with a clue to their dirty actions on the space, the scammers are hungry ones too from my observation, else they would've properly added SSL cert to make it look real at least.

Again telegram is not a place to be trusted, so every deal there is just like a joke to me. The URL looks rather very disgusting to me, and would not even get my attention for a second.
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Re: 2 countries. Which tax man would be alerted by exchanges?
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Sticky Bomb
on 07/07/2025, 11:02:52 UTC
Quote from: btcltcdigger on Today at 10:20:34 AM
Theoretically, the country where the bank account is located will tax it. So in her case, if it's a bank in LATAM, she will have to pay the tax once fiat lands in her bank account.
Now, this is all practical theory, you should check with a tax specialist as well. But i believe this is the case in this matter
IMO you are right, but what if the crypto assets have also generated some profits while under his name in the European exchange account? would Europe not want to task the profits you got while it was sitting in his own wallet. These things are very technical and complicated and as others suggested, I would advise he seeks the opinion of an expert before proceeding so that he is not eventually double taxed.
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Re: Crypto fraud duo sentenced to 12 Years for £1.5 million scam
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Sticky Bomb
on 07/07/2025, 10:31:43 UTC
Quote from: _act_ on Today at 09:48:53 AM
Cold-calling means their victims did not know them before and they offer the investment of high yield return. Easy to know they are scammers but some people are ignorant and lack the knowledge to know that they are scammers.
This is where they always fail it, every investment of high yield withing a very little time frame is an obvious scam cooking, people are very greedy and insensitive in their decisions to patronize these investment platforms.

Another good virtue is always to try verifying the authenticity of their identities, I have been called for a job opportunity and when I got the details of their proxy companies, I searched for them and the names they gave me contradicted those on the company official website and LinkedIn page. I you can spare a minute or two to verify both certificates, existence and authenticity of identities tendered by anyone offering you an opportunity and even their communication channels, you can be sure to skip about 90% of scam attempts.