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Re: Education and rural-urban migration
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bitzizzix
on 03/09/2025, 16:28:38 UTC
Of course, everyone knows that there are a lot of job opportunities in the city and in a developed country. Down here in my country, people are not just moving from rural area to urban area to look for jobs. The ones in the urban areas are traveling overseas to a better country where there are more job opportunities than in my country. It's a norm since people need to plan a better life for their family.
Cases like this do happen a lot, including in my environment too and not only with young people but with those who are married, there are also those who go out of the village or even abroad just to work and meet the needs of their families. This may happen because the situation is difficult so they have no choice but to go to the city to look for work and earn money and then support their families, but not a few also fail to migrate, sometimes they are also unemployed because it is difficult to get a job.
And indeed, it all depends, and not everyone who migrates to urban areas is lucky, except for those who immigrate and find work through insiders, who will certainly get jobs and salaries that are much higher than those who work in rural areas.
However, what we must understand, and in my experience, especially for those who work in urban areas and remain in rural areas, is that they really have to struggle when going to work in the dark and returning in the dark again because of the long distance and other risks involved. Another reason is that if they have to rent a room or boarding house, their expenses will be much higher, as will expenses for food and other necessities. But in the end, their income remains the same as working in the countryside, which ultimately leads them to give up and end up working in the countryside.
So it all depends on the truly fortunate, especially those who have very large salaries that allow them to remain comfortable and still have a significant amount of money left over after paying for boarding and other expenses.
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Re: Please Give up! If you notice trading is not for you.
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bitzizzix
on 03/09/2025, 15:41:15 UTC
There should be a limit to how far someone can push himself. Like in trading, if someone is just starting up, there should be limited startup capital, which, if they are unable to get something out of it, they can take a break to learn more first or, better still, look for something else to do instead of making more deposits and sinking it into the broker when they don’t have all it takes to get it all back again.
You have a point, taking a break is important else you will just keep getting more losses. The break will help you reset you mentality and probably turn things around for you. I won't advise beginners to trade without having proper knowledge about trading else they will risk losing their capital easily.
That's what happens when beginners force themselves to trade without extensive experience; they end up suffering huge losses, especially when the market is uncertain.

Taking a break is better for calming the mind... but beginners should start with small capital so they don't exceed their limits.
At the very least, learning more will improve their trading skills.
Beginners are those who are new and inexperienced in trading. They need to consider this before starting. Becoming a profitable trader requires a long process, including significant time and losses, which can be used as learning opportunities to grow and learn from mistakes.
Therefore, many people recommend always starting with a small capital and taking the time during frequent losses to learn the market and learn from mistakes and everything about trading so you can develop and become profitable traders in the future. However, in reality, many beginner traders are unable to overcome the obstacles that arise and ultimately give up. In reality, this entire process is what will make them profitable traders. And that does take a long time, at least two or three years.
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Re: Premier League Prediction Thread 2025/2026
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bitzizzix
on 03/09/2025, 14:53:23 UTC
Yesterday's defeat could not be judged as a failure but the defeat against Liverpool reduced Arsenal's chances of trying to win the title this season.
Arsenal's attack line performance is good but like can't take advantage of good opportunities against equivalent clubs like Liverpool.
Mikel Arteta must give a little change to the attack line if it does have the motivation to try to win the title this season.

Yes they're currently trailing Liverpool, but that doesn't mean they're doomed, as there are still 35 games remaining. What's clear is that Arsenal must be much better than last season. They must be consistent and avoid losing their rhythm midway through the season as they have done previously. Likewise Gyokeres must perform consistently as he is the spearhead and key to Arsenal title hopes.
It's strange to judge a team that's only played three weeks, or just three games, with less than satisfactory results or a narrow points gap in the table, and immediately assume they're bad or something, especially a top-flight team.
This is just the beginning, and anything can happen and change, because no manager wants their team to consistently suffer from poor results, and they will continue to work on improving their team's performance and finding ways to achieve better results in future matches.
And I think Arsenal are playing well, having won two of their three Premier League matches. Arsenal also played well against Liverpool at home, and their 1-0 loss to Liverpool showed Arsenal's defense is quite good. It's just that Liverpool were luckier and slightly better than Arsenal, and Mikel Arteta needs to address this by strengthening his defense and sharpening his attack. And when they beat Leeds 5-0, for example, it showed that Arsenal are playing well, but they just need to improve their existing form to be consistent against the big teams.
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Re: Warning : Don’t Ever Let Others Use Your KYC in Gambling Sites
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bitzizzix
on 03/09/2025, 13:24:32 UTC
For someone to be convinced to lend their KYC to others, it’s safe to assume they’re getting some form of compensation. But ask yourself, will that reward ever be bigger than the risk? Of course not. The risk is huge, so if you’ve even been thinking about doing this, stop now and understand what you’re really getting into.

Identity Theft: Once you submit your personal info, and if that website ever gets hacked, your data is out there forever. It can be used for all kinds of online transactions, legal or illegal, and that can haunt you in the future.

Privacy Exposure: Many of us chose crypto because of privacy, but now KYC has become the norm. To keep playing, some people give in and submit. Even though casinos are required to keep it confidential, hacks and breaches happen. If that data gets stolen, you lose the privacy you came here for.

Legal Liability: This is the biggest risk. If your KYC ends up tied to something serious like money laundering or terrorism, authorities won’t hesitate to go after you. And since it’s your name on the account, you can’t simply deny it, you already submitted your documents.

Bottom line... these days you can’t just trust anyone who asks to “collaborate” with you on KYC matters. The payout isn’t worth the risk.
I don't think anyone here would lend their identity or KYC to anyone, not even their friends. However, thank you for reminding us that identity matters are very sensitive, so carelessly giving out your identity, including lending it to someone else for gambling sites, is very dangerous and has the potential for misuse. This can happen, and it might not happen immediately, but in the long run, misuse can occur unexpectedly, severely harming the original owner of the identity. Therefore, giving someone their KYC or identity to someone else is a big mistake.
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Re: How do you handle tilt during a losing streak?
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bitzizzix
on 02/09/2025, 19:18:53 UTC
It's important to recognize and take action when you're on a losing streak to prevent further losses and significant financial harm. And as has been widely discussed, taking a break is a good way to evaluate your mistakes and clear your mind, so you can return to gambling when things return to normal and you feel better. When gambling, try to stay calm and aware that you're gambling so you can easily control yourself and the game, rather than the game controlling you, potentially causing you to get carried away and lose a lot of money.
While it's not easy, as gamblers, we must recognize and practice, or try to immediately avoid, things that will have a negative impact and harm us.
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Re: Bitcoin; a tool for spending or saving.
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bitzizzix
on 02/09/2025, 18:05:22 UTC
I'm sure you know the only reason Bitcoin can't be spent is because of government restrictions, and I think this is what creates the imbalance. If Bitcoin were allowed to become legal tender, I'm sure everyone would spend and hold it like fiat currency.
So, for now, Bitcoin can only be used or treated as a very promising investment, and everyone is holding it to generate profits. However, I suspect they, or most of them, have spent or used Bitcoin for transactions, even if only a few times, including me. Although Bitcoin is banned as a means of payment in my country, I have used it personally with mutual consent, so you or anyone else never know whether they have used it or not, and it all depends on the circumstances.
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Re: which has better odds
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bitzizzix
on 02/09/2025, 10:15:36 UTC
Therefore if you have the aim of mainly utilizing opportunities of winning, online casinos is more preferred, then when you going for the vibe and fun, physical casinos leads the way.
Yes, if the goal is to have fun and create a more enjoyable atmosphere, then a brick-and-mortar casino is the right choice, especially if you're gambling at a table with friends. The excitement can make us lose track of time and lose focus on winning, even when we're playing seriously. The atmosphere of fun and excitement is even more pronounced because gambling in a brick-and-mortar casino with friends is truly enjoyable.

And indeed, playing online casinos offers a much easier chance of winning than in a brick-and-mortar casino, because I feel like when I gamble online, I have to be serious.
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Re: Filmmaker making a film for Satoshi Nakamoto
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bitzizzix
on 02/09/2025, 04:39:34 UTC
In fact, Bitcoin would still be popular and would continue to be so even without a movie about it or Satoshi, because everyone already knows and believes in the stories that have existed throughout its history. As long as the movie doesn't deviate from the story and history, I don't think there's any harm in watching it.
Since the stories that made it popular are often adapted into films, this has become a common practice, and this positive impact can make Bitcoin more widely known, especially to those who are unfamiliar with it, or even unfamiliar with it at all.
The same goes for movies based on true stories that are adapted into films, which can help those who were previously unaware become more aware.
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Re: Before Bitcoin hits 1 000 000 usd, it falls below 10 000 usd
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bitzizzix
on 02/09/2025, 03:22:05 UTC
While this question is actually very difficult to answer if Bitcoin drops to $10,000 for any reason, including major events like war, economic crises, and so on, because no one can predict Bitcoin's future with certainty and accuracy, the reality is that Bitcoin has weathered all of them and remains resilient and strong. Therefore, if Bitcoin drops to that price, I would answer that it will never happen. In fact, I would bet it never will. And every drop always presents an opportunity for someone or an investor to buy and accumulate, which will cause the Bitcoin price to rise again. Wink
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Re: 🐳 Whale.io | Man City & Man United - 14 September ⚽️ $50
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bitzizzix
on 02/09/2025, 01:40:51 UTC
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Re: Razed.com | Bitcoin Price Prediction Challenge #3 | Win a share of $175 | 7 Days
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bitzizzix
on 01/09/2025, 18:57:32 UTC
Razed Username: bitzizzix
My prediction: $109,125.11
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Re: Could Bitcoin still exist if the internet was shut down worldwide for a week?
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bitzizzix
on 01/09/2025, 18:47:20 UTC
Would Bitcoin survive through offline solutions like mesh networks and satellites, or would it completely halt?
Given how much our lives depend on internet communication, if the global internet were to go down for a week, not only would Bitcoin be down or disconnected, but everything connected to the internet would be affected as well.
Bitcoin would only experience a temporary disruption, and during the internet outage, Bitcoin would not function because the blockchain ledger would be unable to record transfers. However, once the internet is back online, everything would return to normal, including Bitcoin. The network would resume synchronization and new blocks would be added to it, and it would function as usual. So, there's nothing to worry about if it's only temporary.
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Re: Does sign campaign payments directly to the casino make you to gamble?
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bitzizzix
on 01/09/2025, 17:45:08 UTC
What about you?

It is tempting to play on the platform when there is a fund in it so yeah, payment in the platform makes me play at the casino but I make sure that I withdraw the needed fund first before playing.

I know from experience that sometimes even if we think that we will just play a certain percentage of the payment, we sometimes do not follow it and eventually empty out our bankroll.  So to be on the safer side, just leave the amount we wanted to spend and withdraw the rest.
Of course, this is very tempting, especially for those who enjoy gambling and have funds available from campaign payouts at participating casinos.
And I'm sure all of us here consider campaign payouts as a side hustle or extra income to supplement our existing finances, or for other reasons because we need it and signed up. And if we enjoy gambling, we should prioritize withdrawing most of our winnings and only keep a small portion to gamble just for fun, hoping to double it if we get lucky.
However, it all depends on the individual, and they have the right to do whatever they want with their money. Personally, I always divide my campaign payouts 20% for gambling at participating casinos and 80% for withdrawals to help ease my finances and also to increase or enhance my investments, and it has been very helpful.
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Re: Mindset of getting rich through gambling
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bitzizzix
on 01/09/2025, 16:33:37 UTC
Many persons have been gambling for more than 10 years without seeing more gain that their have lost in the past years.
I have a friend who has vowed that he must get rich through this gambling which propels him to be staking everyday a day will not pass that he will not show me a coupon and i have been very worried about this so i dont know if i should tell him to stop dreaming of acquiring a big house a nice car good clothes with gamble money.
Your friend has been mentally hypnotized, due to which he is busy dreaming of becoming rich from gambling. No matter how much your friend dreams of becoming rich, it is not possible to make it a reality. If you balance the amount of money he has gained from gambling and the amount of money he has lost, the amount of loss will definitely be greater. Since your friend doesn't follow anyone's suggestions, let him be as he is. Someday he will realize his mistake, but the sad thing is that by then he will have nothing but a small amount of money.
Gambling only creates false hope, so don't get your hopes up or fantasize about getting rich from gambling, because that will only encourage you to continue gambling, as it's impossible.
And if you have friends like this, it's a good idea to provide evidence, such as videos of people who have lost everything, gotten divorced, gone crazy, or even lost their lives due to excessive activity and expectations. And if the person doesn't realize it, just ignore it.
And in reality, in percentage terms, without realizing it, their losses actually outweigh their wins. Instead of winning, they think it can be a source of income or make them rich, which is actually a very mistaken and foolish mindset.
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Re: Is Bitcoin the future of loans or just pocket change charity?
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bitzizzix
on 01/09/2025, 16:06:13 UTC
Once again, one more “newbie” question, until you realize an account does not define the person behind it. Grin
So, is BTC really the ideal tool to replace banks in typical loans and mortgages, or is it only designed for big players and small-scale charity "loans" like we usually see in this forum?
And the answer will be the same. Bitcoin is unlikely to completely replace fiat currencies and the traditional banking system, but it will likely continue to thrive as an alternative store of value and a means of transaction, and the two will go hand in hand.
Bitcoin is also unsuitable for lending due to its highly volatile nature, which can potentially complicate borrowing, especially when the price rises, as loan repayments are based on the value of Bitcoin.
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Re: Demand, Supply and Bitcoin Price
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bitzizzix
on 01/09/2025, 15:37:29 UTC
And as we all know, Bitcoin's price is heavily influenced or determined by the inescapable law of supply and demand. This is what sets Bitcoin apart from other assets, and its supply is also limited, at just 21 million BTC. If Bitcoin's demand is driven by widespread adoption, this will significantly support and influence its potential price increase if demand continues to increase. Conversely, if supply exceeds demand, the price could potentially fall or decrease. And while many other factors are involved, the law of supply and demand is the most prominent.
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Re: Premier League Prediction Thread 2025/2026
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bitzizzix
on 31/08/2025, 18:25:23 UTC
Liverpool have started the season very well, and this win marks their third, making them the only team with a perfect record, winning all three matches by three points, and the only team currently at the top of the table with nine points.

Arsenal dropped points after Szoboszlai scored a beautiful free-kick from Dominik Szoboszlai in the 83rd minute. If Liverpool can maintain their consistency, I think they have a chance to become the defending champions, as Liverpool always find a way to win games even in impossible situations.
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Re: I'm wealthy and unsuccessful
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bitzizzix
on 30/08/2025, 18:59:38 UTC
Success has broad and subjective goals. Generally, if the goal is to build wealth, it means you've achieved a career or goal that can create wealth because you have a source of wealth from the career you've built.
And if you've achieved both, there's no harm in buying what you need, like a car if you really need one. I think it's important because a car can be a means of transportation for traveling or for essential purposes. And you should also own a house, which I believe is far more important than a car, because a house is your shelter and a place to rest. After all, people will judge you as successful and wealthy if you already own a house, and vacations are also important for refreshing the mind and reducing stress. And more importantly, you must have assets or investments to maintain your wealth and success in the long term.
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Re: Premier League Prediction Thread 2025/2026
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bitzizzix
on 30/08/2025, 17:00:33 UTC


Manchester United played well and won. Manchester United secured 3 points for the first time this season. This is definitely commendable. Especially the performance of Manchester United's attacking players was very good. Manchester United's players were able to attack a lot. Although we did not see a good performance from Cunha, Mbeumo, Dalot and Bruno performed well.

Manchester United's attacking performance is gradually improving. Against Arsenal, we saw that United's boys were able to attack a lot. However, United's biggest weakness is their defense and goalkeeper. In this match, Burnley's players only had 6 shots. Out of these, 3 shots were on target. And United conceded two goals. Burnley's players could not attack much. Even then, the team scored two goals against Manchester United. This highlights the weaknesses of Manchester United's defense quite well. Amorim needs to work more on Manchester United's defense.
Yes, Manchester United won, but I can't say they played well, but they did try hard to win. And the reason is because Manchester United's three-goal victory wasn't solely due to the players' efforts. The goals were scored by Burnley's Josh Cullen, an own goal in the 27th minute, and also a Bruno Fernandes penalty in the 90th minute, which sealed the win for Manchester United in crucial minutes and gave them three points.
And this win was the first in three Premier League matches, and I don't think it will be a consistent win, but I hope Manchester United will show significant and consistent changes.
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Re: Is Bitcoin Gambling a big opportunity or a big trap?
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bitzizzix
on 30/08/2025, 07:06:19 UTC
If you're a skilled gambler and have a strategy or tactic for playing smart, such as quitting while you're ahead, regardless of the amount, Bitcoin can be a great opportunity. And I don't mean being an expert or having a strategy to beat the casino, because no one can beat the casino.

And as long as you play very carefully and always quit while you're ahead, you can use your Bitcoin winnings to transfer directly to your Bitcoin wallet, instead of accumulating them through gambling and holding them long-term. This can be a great opportunity as long as you manage it well.

And if anyone says gambling addiction is caused by gambling with Bitcoin, I strongly disagree, because this isn't about Bitcoin or fiat currencies, but about problem gamblers.