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This is not new thing, I have almost joined the supposedly scam job, they actually pays for the first few job, it start with very small payment actually $3-$5 and simple job like liking youtube video or social media post, and they actually sent you the money. And then they will offer you bigger payment, like $20-$30 per job, before that you will need to pay like entry ticket to join the bigger job. But then after you sent that entry ticket fee they will make-up some reason, and even ask you for another fee, some people lured further because they don't want to waste the money they already sent. They mostly do this through telegram group.

Payment in Bitcoin is promising, with faster and generally cheaper international transactions without the need for banks. With such prospects, it might give more control over money to people. However there are some things that discourage people from using Bitcoin for regular payment. The price of Bitcoin being highly volatile makes its everyday use tricky. Unclear regulations and costs are a concern for businesses that would accept Bitcoin, and the network is slow and expensive during high traffic. Although Bitcoin offers many potential benefits  like reduced fees and decentralization, to reach actual mainstream status will first have to tackle some current limitations.

I can understand why you feel like you're late to Bitcoin, but this isn't necessarily so. Bitcoin reach a new all-time high recently, and yes, there is one very real risk of major correction, however a lot of people believe it could reach $150,000 or even $200,000 this year. There is also noise about probable growth on the back of talks of a national Bitcoin reserve. The good news is, you do not have to buy 1 full Bitcoin. Many investors start small and usually go for the long term. Just remember, crypto is unpredictable, so only invest what you are comfortable risking. There's still plenty of action ahead with Bitcoin, it's never too late to invest in Bitcoin, just find good timing.

If things work out, Bitcoin could prove to be that game changer, still risks are going to have to be considered, even if there is potential to huge profit, especially if you are planning to use it as something that is very important like retirement planning. I believe investing in Bitcoin will pay off e eventually, if you hold it and do believe in its future, though I would also suggest to diversify. Invest in Bitcoin, but at the same time look for other more stable option like real estate, stocks, or businesses. Therefore, you will be ready for ups and downs in Bitcoin, and you can still partake in the growth of it.

I do agree with the fact that we need to distance ourself from negative people. But just to cut them off because they aren't helping us is too far, I guess. Sometimes people do have struggles, and they can't give it back at that moment, that doesn't mean they don't matter. On the same note, progress is mostly about your attitude and your action, while people around maybe have some effect but not that much compared to those two factors. You might be in a circle of great people, but if you are not trying, you just won't gain anything. If you think it is a good time to reassess your associations, maybe it also be a good time to support people who are struggling and need your help.

I do agree that hard work and hustle are crucial parts of success, but we cannot deny other privileges, connection, and timing, which will surely get us more opportunity to be successful. Not everyone's passion has market value, and sometimes our passion won't make much money, we need to compromise and work on something we don't enjoy just to survive. Having skills is good, but skills have to be paralleled with opportunity and the facility for self promotion. I believe success is the combination of working hard, appropriate timing, network building, and luck. Hustling does matter, yet it isn't everything, simply because life is full of too many variables to attribute one's success just to a particular way of working.

Actually, avoiding the scam of a fake transaction MO is easy because whether transactions are valid or not we can see them on the blockchain. Normally, scammers are using photoshopped screenshot or other dodgy wallet applications, therefore verification for everything needs to be conducted. I do agree that FOMO is a great tool for fraudsters, and an uncontrollable rush into investments without thinking is very dangerous. Of course research helps, but even then, experienced users get fooled. Better stick to well known platforms, double check the addresses, and don't take random offers.

Agriculture investment equally has its challenges, such as crop diseases and natural disasters, which affect the agriculture sector more than most other investments, hence discouraging production despite high prices. This goes to show that though agriculture may be profitable, it is not exactly straightforward. Any investor who may want to invest should consider these risks and complexities. All that being said, I believe with correct strategy and being cautious, investing in agriculture could get you good profit and stable passive income in the long run, since agriculture industry will never dies.

First I would like to say that you have a good start, especially storing your Bitcoin in a cold wallet, more secure and it's important. I am quite sure that nobody times the market 100% correctly everytime, even professionals. Yes, Bitcoin might be very volatile, but if held for some years, the price usually pays off. It's smart that short term drops won't scare you, but no one truly knows if it'll skyrocket or dip further. Rather than going all in, consider DCA, buy smaller amounts over time.  Since you invest such an enormous amount, spreading your entry may turn out to be less stressful for you and quite strategic. Though you probably won't need it, but good luck with your investment!

Buying bulk definitely lead to safe money, except for something like snacks because it will be disappear fast no matter how much we buy or fruit that better fresh. I mostly buy bulk for vegetables and meal ingredients, limiting my grocery list so I won't overspend. I also batch cook, it saves time and discourage me to buy take outs. Though most of this only safe small money, but it will add up in the long run.

Bitcoin is stands out by its simplicity, security, and the fact that it was the first decentralized digital currency. It boasts a huge network and hash rate, which makes it very secure. While altcoins are aims to claim better scalability and innovation of Bitcoin, which lead to faster transaction and lower fees. I still believe, up until now Bitcoin is the best virtual store of value due to its wide adoption, altcoins often use advanced features but are more volatile and less secure because they react to vulnerabilities much more slowly. It all depends on the trade off between proven reliability with Bitcoin and innovative yet riskier altcoins. All that being said, I have seen Bitcoin has been quite innovative in recent years, I doubt that Altcoins can keep up, if Bitcoin keep being innovative and making break through.  

Transparency is good for Bitcoin trust but it's bad for Bitcoin privacy. And as far as I know Advanced blockchain analysis tools can trace transactions while privacy tools such as mixers do exist but have faced issues ranging from regulatory crackdowns due to links with illegal activities, such as the 2022 sanctions on Tornado Cash. Better privacy options can be explored, but they might conflict with Bitcoin's core feature. Much privacy may finally hurt transparency, which is actually very helpful to attain trust and security. It is tricky to create a balance between privacy and transparency, improvements are achievable, but with the structure of Bitcoin, it might never get full both.