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Philippines (Filipino) / Re: Magpapatuloy na ba sa pag-akyat ang Bitcoin sa $100k?

« Last post by PX-Z on Today at 01:25:21 AM »

Quote from: bhadz on October 05, 2024, 04:01:28 PM

SIguro mga ilang buwan nalang yan kabayan tapos makikita na natin yung tuloy tuloy na pagtaas, sa ngayon kasi masyadong mababa ang demand at ang daming mga pangit na balita. Tumataas naman ang dominance ni BTC kaya mas magandang sign din yun.

Actually parang ang hirap maka advance btc price now may barrier sa $66k, in 1 month hanggang $65k lang ang price then down. At walang sign ns tataas in consecutive manner. Pero let's wait, baka after October mag boom ito.

Bitcoin Forum / Re: Bitcoin's price in October 2024

« Last post by bitterguy28 on Today at 01:24:14 AM »

Quote from: KingsDen on October 06, 2024, 11:33:36 PM

The market will uptrend from this month, maybe keep buying if you have spare funds.

instead of people worrying about when it will rise, or will it even rise (it will) just make sure to keep buying more as much as you can because as you have said it has limited supply and the demand can only rise from here it is risky yes but looking at historical data bitcoin has proven that it benefits those who trust it over time

bitcoins price has risen for quite a bit compared to past few months so really we all should have bought during its dips when it was a little cheaper

Gambling discussion / Re: The UFC Discussion and Prediction Topic

« Last post by LogitechMouse on Today at 01:07:05 AM »

Quote from: Zed0X on October 06, 2024, 03:24:06 PM

Rountree gassing up in round three? He won the first two rounds on all judges scorecards but I guess he could not sustain it. He was just swinging for the fences in round four. Credit also to Pereira's toughness because he ate some really big shots. I don't know how he's still able to remain standing after the head kick.

A huge respect for Rountree for lasting 4 rounds against that big of a guy.
I mean I really expect that this would be a one-sided fight, but it wasn't. Pereira's punches is getting Rountree especially in Round 3 where he started to gassed out, and got finally demolished in the 4th. Pereira is patient enough to have the perfect opportunity to destroy him, and knowing how powerful his punches were, he knows that he's getting him.

He did it in a slowly but surely manner but nevertheless, he got the job done. Pereira might've won the game which is for me expected, but Rountree got my respect and with this, I want to have a rematch between the two of them, but it seems like he needs to climb his way up again. Good game for both fighters.

Basic questions about this forum / Re: Your criteria to grant +/- Karma to someone!

« Last post by PX-Z on Today at 01:01:35 AM »

Anything that is helpful, new suggestions, new information i just read, contribution posts especially in my locals, and those sometimes who agree with me. That's how i gave +karma.

While i rarely give -karma, only if the user keep asking annoying and repeated questions, and spamming, although i'm considerate so sometimes i just let it slide and just remember the username.

Gambling discussion / Re: is betting skills or luck?

« Last post by LogitechMouse on Today at 12:51:53 AM »

Quote from: Emmanuel1 on October 06, 2024, 09:21:12 PM

Based on several comments in conclusion I think gambling,any gambling I mean,goes with luck despite the skill; The Gambler which gamble in any area of sports he or she gambles on, have a beat of element of luck in it, so base and every comment I mean the school of thought that both skills and luck in gambling, goes hand in hand.

You can be skillful in gambling, but that doesn't mean that you will be winning 100% of the time if you don't have the luck.

As for sports betting, it's a different situation because there are some who are relying on analyzing both teams, players and knowing the injury list before making their bet, but this doesn't mean that they will win 100% of the time as well. There are also some who are relying on insiders when they make bets so sometimes, it doesn't go with either skills nor luck, but based on other people.

Next time, please differentiate casino games and sports betting because there's a differece between the two of them.

Cryptocurrency Trading / Re: Fear or greed

« Last post by PX-Z on Today at 12:46:30 AM »

Quote from: Ambatman on January 15, 2024, 04:53:03 PM

Which do you think is more dangerous?

It's greed, it can make your money turns to zero because of greed. Fear is just like a product of being doubtful and it will only give you no profit, small loss, and you can't anything about it unless you take a step ahead.

Binance Coin (BNB) / Re: Massive Pump Ahead for BNB as CZ Will Soon Be Released?

« Last post by LogitechMouse on Today at 12:38:43 AM »

Quote from: TomPluz on September 26, 2024, 05:46:32 AM

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Recognizing a good level of excitement, anticipation and support for CZ and Binance, there will be a big possibility that BNB can be targetting the dreamed $1000 goal...so the question will be how many BNB are you holding and are you looking at this trend right now?

No.

I'm not sure, but when the news about CZ has been released online, does it have an impact towards the price of BNB? I don't want to backtrack, but I don't think that his release will be the catalyst towards BNB reaching the $1000. If there will be, it would not be because of him, but it will be because of Bitcoin and it's price movement. There will be a catalyst that will push the price of Bitcoin go up and since altcoins move the same as Bitcoin most of the time, that will be the reason why BNB will go up as well. A 100% increase though is something that I don't think it will happen at least for this upcoming bull run (assuming that it will happen next year).

I'm not holding BNB currently, but I'm thinking of holding some and just use it to accumulate some of their coins through launchpools, etc.

Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: The impact of crypto on our lives

« Last post by LogitechMouse on Today at 12:13:58 AM »

Quote from: yohananaomi on October 03, 2024, 05:40:41 AM

Whatever action is taken by a person is his own responsibility, as well as whether he wants to continue in crypto but leave his permanent job is the one who will feel it later. But as someone who understands the unstable crypto situation, it is good to always give advice that the act of leaving a permanent job to dive into crypto is something that must be considered well.
Because doing anything in crypto can be done in between the busyness of a permanent job, because everything can be worked out well so that both can run together.

I'll give a scenario. What if I'm trading currently while having a job, and I'm earning more than what I earn from it on a monthly basis. Can I leave now in my permanent job knowing that my monthly profit in trading is way more, and I'm doing it constantly, like no losses whatsoever. Kind of impossible, but it can happen.

I agree with what you said that any person's decision is their responsibility that's why if they choose to leave their permanent job for the sake of crypto, it's their fault if they will not end up well with it. I've seen some who for some reasons left their job and focused on crypto because they're earning more from it, and while some of it ended up miserably, there are ones who thinks that it's their best decision because they are making more money from it. As for me, I want to maximize everything as long as I can hence, I have a full-time job and have some side hustle as well.

Bitcoin Forum / Re: Some people were smart 10 years ago, some were not...

« Last post by KingsDen on October 06, 2024, 11:56:12 PM »

Quote from: Lucius on June 06, 2024, 05:54:12 PM

I have high respect for wealthy men who worked their ways out to the top. But I do not regard them as gods of information to success, especially when it doesn't relate to their field.
We shouldn't take any advice from a wealthy grocery store owner over a crypto investor in the industry. They are only experts in their various fields and for the fact that BTC was relatively new, the technology was totally new to them and that is why many of them made wrong predictions. Information is power and shouldn't be disregarded.

Competitions & Contests / Re: Mixero ADVANCED MODE Bitcoin Mixer Bitcoin Price Prediction - October 2024

« Last post by rdluffy on October 06, 2024, 11:51:32 PM »

Prediction 1: $70,100.00
BTC bech32 address: bc1q4lq4kwmnzy4elldspgjj73x4ye8teh7s5clgfd

Thanks again Royse777 and Mixero