I have been learning about how central banks usually target 2% inflation for economic growth. Still, Bitcoin has a fixed supply and can even become deflationary over time if people lose access to their wallets.
So I'm interested to know about a few things;

 Can Bitcoin work well in a deflationary environment where the value keeps rising and people prefer to save rather than spend?

Would an economy based on Bitcoin slow down because people won’t want to spend their BTC?

 Or would it encourage smarter spending and long-term thinking instead of constant consumption?

I’m just trying to understand if Bitcoin can really replace fiat money while keeping an economy active, especially since deflation is usually seen as a risk in traditional systems.

I assume that people come to the gambling industry as inexperienced people. And in the process of their activities, they gradually learn from their mistakes. Unfortunately, some of these mistakes are dramatic and cause us quite serious psychological trauma. As a rule, this is due to gross errors and stupid persistent beliefs that push us to the edge of the financial abyss.

First of all, this is risk management and money management. The second is probably unsystematic play. Let me make a reservation that I do not mean casinos, as well as people playing "for fun". I mean sports betting.
So, how much did your mistakes cost? Did they cause you a serious psychological blow? What were your mistakes, did you learn from these mistakes and do you apply this knowledge in practice now? Were these mistakes simply painful, dramatic or catastrophic?

that's what mijatović said, if real madrid hoards big-name players with huge market values, it could be counterproductive. too many star players can cause problems, such as ego, roles, etc. and because of that, xabi alonso needs to find a solution to this problem so that vini and mbappe can get their best positions and show their best performance, or else this will affect real madrid's front line.

I hear a lot of young people wishing they can build generational wealth for their kids. The kids of their kids and the kids of their kids' kids. But is it really up to us? We can build wealth now and leave all our assets to our kids but how can be sure they can protect the wealth and make it grow even more?

Honestly the best thing we can do is to teach our kids and hope that all the things we got to accomplish for them won't be put into waste. Build your portfolio now. Invest in assets that will be profitable in the long term so you can leave this to your kids.

After Bangladesh lost 4 top order batsmen for just 28 runs, I expected Bangladesh's innings to end in the range of 100-110 runs. But Bangladesh managed to score 133 runs. This is not a bad total on such a pitch. If Bangladeshi bowlers can do their job properly, the match will be competitive.

Pakistan lost two wickets in the first two overs. The team lost the important wickets of Mohammad Haris and Saim Ayub for 9 runs. And after 3 overs, Pakistan's total is 13 runs. After losing wickets so quickly, naturally Pakistan is under a lot of pressure now. It is in Pakistan's favor to win this match too. Even though Bangladesh has given a target of only 134 runs, I consider Bangladesh the favorite to win at the moment.

Anyone noticed some differences between economic factors during the old times compared to now and how people react to these conditions?

Obviously inflation has made the prices these days a lot more expensive. Maybe this is why the older generation easily got to buy houses and properties. They also had very low to no student debts as well. One thing I noticed is that the older generation are more likely to stay in a work for a lifetime.

But the younger generation tend to go job hopping, switching from one job to the next until they find something perfect for them. The younger generation seems to prioritize a work life balance that is why a lot of them only work from home or work only as freelance.

Are there any characteristics from the older generation you would want the younger ones to learn so they can progress economically?

New Zealand chased down the target of 120 runs in just 13 overs and secured a big win by 8 wickets, losing their two wickets. All the players in the New Zealand squad, especially the batsmen, are T20-style players, so a target of 120 runs is a very easy score for them. Although they lost one wicket for five runs in the beginning, they were able to put pressure on the New Zealand batsmen later, which allowed New Zealand to complete their target of 120 runs in 13.5 overs.

The Napoli board knows that Victor Osimhen will become a free agent next season, and they will be on the losing side if that happens, but I don't know why they don't want to allow Victor Osimhen to join Galatasaray this season so that Victor Osimhen won't leave them as a free agent next year. The club Victor Osimhen will join isn't the problem why Victor Osimhen is yet to leave Napoli this season, but I think it is the buy-in clause Napoli attached to Victor Osimhen's transfer that's preventing Victor Osimhen's move to Galatasaray.