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The AI wave is just starting. Companies will cut jobs for efficiency; we need to upskill to stay relevant. Those who can’t adapt might get left behind.

Exactly! Some places are turning down bids for events because the costs are just too high compared to the possible gains. It’s starting to feel like the Olympics is the only one that truly gets the hype.

People are totally on different pages. Some are waiting for a dump, while others just forget their predictions when Bitcoin rises. Just do your own research, right?

In Indonesia, it’s tough to trade Bitcoin without hefty fees on local exchanges. P2P is still risky with the chance of accounts being flagged.

You’re spot on about needing stop losses for futures trading. It saves you from liquidation. When you’re in spot trading and holding long-term, you don’t need to stress your capital. But with use, always set that stop…

Big military responses do shake things up, that’s for sure. Btc might drop initially after Trump’s announcement, but long term it fluctuates.

Exactly, it’s frustrating. Resources are there, yet mismanagement leads to suffering.

I’d definitely take the million too. The winner may have personal reasons for taking the $1k, but honestly, planning for a business or investments feels almost impossible with just weekly payments.

Learning from mistakes is key. Those 'strong hands' are the ones who really understand the market.

Agreed, I’ve seen friends regret quitting their jobs to trade. You can’t rely on something so uncertain. Prioritize a steady income first.

War related fallout is unavoidable. Prices soar regardless of how far you're from the conflict.

The pattern of Bitcoin rising lately feels like a trap. A dip after hitting $76k isn’t unusual, but I still think it can recover.

I don’t see him launching another attack right now, especially with the 2026 World Cup coming up. He doesn't want to damage his reputation globally. The US is already losing money in this conflict.

The US military is indeed powerful, but if Trump doesn’t handle debt wisely, it might spark tensions anyway. Like, how would other countries respond?