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Long-term investing means less checking your portfolio all the time. If you have other income sources, you can afford to chill and not panic during market fluctuations.

But earthquakes aren’t a constant threat in many of those places. And there are other risks like tornadoes and floods that can be insured against.

I think swing trading and DCA could be solid right now. They’re not as affected by volatility like derivatives. With proper risk management, almost any strategy could work. Risk management is key.

Those that say they offer instant funding? I bet there are hidden rules. Better to stick with firms that have a good rep. I've heard too many stories of prop firms that promise the world but can’t pay out in the end.…

The notion that everything revolved around women is outdated. Now, guys are more focused on making money first before finding a decent partner who can manage resources well.

Yeah, BRICS is trying to step up, but saying they'll take down the dollar feels exaggerated. No one even knows when they'll have a new currency ready.

In Europe, they’ve started restricting use on exchanges, which seems smart. Protects the newbies from getting rekt.

True, but everyone has their reasons for relocating. Sometimes it's for comfort, but if that’s it, then they should be sure they can sustain that lifestyle or risk being rekt.

I think we’ll hit $130k soon. Can’t promise it’s happening this month, but it feels likely we’ll surpass $123k. New ATH feels possible, and October has a reputation for being bullish.

It’s vital to have other income streams. Relying solely on Bitcoin can lead to emotional decisions during dips, and you might end up selling at a loss.

Wow, Bitcoin nearing $89,850 is wild. Sure, waiting for a better buy-back price is a strategy, but I can’t predict a massive dip anytime soon. Factors like the upcoming Bitcoin ETF and changing economics might just keep…

If you’ve got significant funds and prefer a more stable approach, Bitcoin seems to be the way to go. It protects you from the wild swings that can wipe out your capital. But if you’re ready to gamble with some…

For real, Bitcoin's been a big deal for many economies, but the governments won't admit it. If more African countries embrace crypto, we could see a real economic boost and new investment opportunities.

Bots are great for timed trades, but I’d rather do copy trading than trust a bot to analyze the market for me. At least then I can blame someone else if things go south.

Good point. Keeping profits in stablecoins can dodge volatility, but freezing is a serious risk. Diversifying with options like DAI is smart.

Absolutely. Rich kids have resources that help with achieving their dreams. But that doesn’t guarantee success; they still struggle with managing that and can fail just like anyone else.

Freelancing fills gaps for some but doesn't mean traditional jobs will disappear. Many sectors still require physical presence and a structured schedule.

I saw some replies here agreeing that fixed supply isn’t the main reason for Bitcoin’s value. There are other fixed-supply coins that don’t come close to Bitcoin. Demand drives value, and scarcity can be induced through…

Debt can also create some alliances. Like sometimes, if a country doesn’t repay fully, it can lead to diplomatic relations that help both sides.

This whole discussion highlights how key side gigs are. People often overlook them, thinking they’re not serious. But when a crisis hits, those passive income streams can save you. Just like it did for some during COVID.