getting enough money to live forever. Like even if inflation is considered my country will be horrible in economy and dollar will worth more so that 666 dollars will cover the inflation so I can live forever.
Forever might be over doing it, thats the plan for 1 year while you think of a better idea because its likely things change. Dollar will be worth more is not likely correct in the long term, current situation reflects politics not economics based on trade balance or debt per capita or just normal ways of counting. BTC is part of that change most likely but I wouldn't assume anything like plain sailing.
Basic thing to mention would be diversification, if you win a large prize then you have a large amount of one thing while likely being imbalanced towards other asset value. Owning your own home would be a basic consideration for some kind of wealth, otherwise you are paying the money you do have out to others who provide a service. A service is always going to be done at profit, its likely going to be a more assured value if you can take care of yourself long term. Another basic take would be to make sure you have a pension, dont spend cash while you are still able to work as many in retirement ages can no longer earn the same wages especially any kind of physical trade. Again change is the only constant we can assume, no man steps in the same river twice is the ancient saying :p
I've got the top 4 prize once on the faucet draw I think but I only click it once a day, doubt I've done 10,000 rolls. The special thread for winners is just the top prize right ?
20000 rolls you had a chance of 86.5% to hit 10000
My phd was crafted on the back of a cereal box but if its 10,000 to 1 each roll I would have guessed he had a solid two chances on average to hit the prize.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli_process Exclude all other outcomes, the top prize or not which is 10k to 1 or 0.9999 probability you dont win on each iteration. So if we consider 20,000 instances of each very likely outcome of not winning 0.9999^20000, what is the accumulated odds of the alternative and actually ever winning. (1-0.13532174948273022564402144086987) or 86.47% chance you do win the best prize at least once on 20,000 rolls of the faucet. If we say 4 rolls a day thats over 13 years
So theres never 100% chance, this is tough c'est la vie