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1  Local / Ελληνικά (Greek) / Re: Crypto-Assets Reporting Framework / DAC8 on: Today at 12:52:01 PM
Θα ζητήσουν επιπλέον στοιχεία (ΑΦΜ) για να συνεχίσει να λειτουργεί ο λογαριασμός, όμως δεν μπορούν να κάνουν πολλά αν εσύ έκανες ανάληψη σε προσωπικό πορτοφόλι και μετά τα έχασες σε ένα... boating accident.

Περιμένω μέχρι 31/12/2025 να δούμε μαζικές αναλήψεις από ανταλλακτήρια, κάτι που θα μειώσει το supply και θα ωθήσει παραπάνω την τιμή του BTC. Όλως τυχαίως δηλαδή «κουμπώνει» όμορφα με το επόμενο bull run. Wink
Ωραία πράγματα, αναμενόμενο οτι θα γινόταν κάποια στιγμή από τη μία, απλώς δε βλέπω καμία επίσημη ανακοίνωση να το αναφέρει, ή έστω, μια συζήτηση στο φορουμ ή κάπου δεν έχω δει. Θεωρώ ότι θα έπρεπε να υπάρχει καλύτερη ενημέρωση, όχι ότι θα άλλαζε κάτι, απλώς για να γνωρίζεις τι έρχεται.

Λογικά θα τα δίνουν αυτόματα κάθε χρόνο όπως οι τράπεζες.

Βέβαια η Revolut απλά ζητάει να βάλεις ένα ΑΦΜ, δεν έχει μηχανισμό επαλήθευσης ότι έβαλες το σωστό ΑΦΜ (όπως έχουν αλγόριθμο αναγνώρισης προσώπου για τα έγγραφα ταυτοποίησης).
Η Revolut αυτή τη στιγμή διαβιβάζει αυτόματα τα στοιχεία, υπόλοιπα κλπ στην ΑΑΔΕ ή μένει απλά στο να ζητάει το ΑΦΜ σε περίπτωση που ζητηθούν από την εφορία ή υποψιαστούν κάτι λόγω μεγάλων συναλλαγών πχ;
2  Local / Ελληνικά (Greek) / Re: Crypto-Assets Reporting Framework / DAC8 on: Today at 11:57:16 AM
Απ'ότι διάβασα ψηφίστηκε σχετικά πρόσφατα (εντός του 2023), παραθέτω και εγώ την αρχική πηγή με όλες τις πληροφορίες αν κάποιος θέλει να το ελέγξει περαιτέρω. Σίγουρα, εντός της απόφασης αν το ψάξει κανείς θα βρει και άλλες λεπτομέρειες που δεν αναφέρονται ξεκάθαρα. Τι γίνεται με χρήματα που έχεις ήδη εντός ανταλλακτηρίων; Θα σου ζητήσουν στοιχεία ή πιθανόν να φορολογηθείς για χρήματα που μπορεί να είχες πρόσφατα σε κάποιο ανταλλακτήριο; Εφόσον θα έχουν πλέον το ΑΦΜ, από το 2026 τουλάχιστον, θα μπορεί το Binance ή το κάθε Binance να δίνει αυτόματα στην εφορία της εκάστοτε χώρας στοιχεία σχετικά με τι καταθέσεις/χρήματα έχεις στον λογαριασμό σου, ή θα γίνεται έπειτα από διασταύρωση ή υποψία για διαφυγόντα κέρδη;

Γενικά στα επόμενα χρόνια θα αρχίσει να στενεύει ο κλοιός σχετικά με τα κρυπτονομίσματα, και να κλείνουν και οποιεσδήποτε τρύπες υπήρχαν μέχρι τώρα. Πχ οι χρεωστικές των ανταλλακτηρίων πιθανότατα να μην αποτελούν επιλογή ούτε για μικροποσά, εφόσον θα έχουν το ΑΦΜ σου.

https://oeil.secure.europarl.europa.eu/oeil/popups/ficheprocedure.do?lang=en&reference=2022/0413(CNS)
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Binance Launchpool, a possible earning opportunity? on: Today at 06:34:47 AM
The past three projects (OMNI, REZ, and NOT) haven't been really fruitful compared to other projects, and it's also been a while since we've had a new one. Earnings from the launchpool have generally halted; my balance has remained almost the same for over a month or two, since the last few ones were complete flops that didn't return any significant gains. Fortunately on the other hand, some coins such as NOT or SAGA have marked decent gains the past 24 hours, so perhaps I'll manage to sell some of the coins I'm stuck with at a higher profit.
4  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How did/do you handled a gambling addict story. on: May 28, 2024, 09:27:38 PM
This should be the work of professionals only professionals know how to properly communicate with those addicted to gambling, average people listen so they can give advice or judge but a professional listens to understand the situation of the gambler, so if you know a gambler who likes to communicate on how to cure his addiction he should be led to the one who knows how to handle gamblers are somewhat sensitive if they want to open then they want to cure their addiction because it's already hurting them.
Giving out advice isn't necessarily bad. I doubt that any sane person would have malicious intent, but I agree that gambling addiction is a serious matter and may have adverse consequences without professional guidance. We're not in a position to effectively assist someone who's struggling, nor do we have the best approach to encountering such issues; gambling may not be the only issue they're going through, as it can be combined with other mental illnesses. Our role in such cases should be to be available, supportive, and, most importantly, not judgmental.
5  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Greek 2023–24 Super League Predictions & Discussion on: May 28, 2024, 10:46:38 AM
Seems like in spite of lackluster performance in the super league Panathinaikos was still able to win this year's Greek cup.
Now the final match for a Greek team this season will be the Conference league final happening in Athens. We're only a few days away from it but already there has been quite a scandal around it...

It seems like the cronies of the Greek football federation managed to make a sneaky decision and reserve a very large number of the seats for supposed VIP persons. Already though many of these tickets have found their way to the black market. So not only way there an attempt to bribe their favorite politicians, they are also hurting the revenue of the teams that have earned their spot in this final. Absurd. But what can you do, the teams are focusing on training now and there's not much to do in terms of protest. Hopefully later at least there can be a decision to prevent such stupid federation actions in the future.
Unfortunately, I hadn't read the previous reply, had no clue about the Panathinaikos vs. Aris final match for the Greek Cup, and missed the match. It's a shame, because it probably was a decent earning opportunity as well. At least I watched the basketball finals, Panathinaikos vs. Real Madrid, making it their 7th Euroleague after 13 years. What an achievement! What do you think about tomorrow's match of Olympiakos vs. Fiorentina? I don't know what to expect and I'll probably remain neutral for now.

Perhaps we could also use a Basketball Super league thread, if there's any interest. I'm not too fond of basketball, but I'll watch occasionally if given the chance.
6  Economy / Reputation / Re: AI Spam Report Reference Thread on: May 27, 2024, 08:01:38 AM
Here's another Sr member who's also a participant of Enterapp.io's bounty signature campaign of @irfan_pak10. He dug his own hole by quoting me on an old thread of mine. Oh well, he brought it upon himself. The majority of his posts are AI written, went ahead and reported the quoted ones but reporting all of them is almost impossible, as there's an abundance of them.

User: sekalitas

Post 1.
I don't think we can overlook Bitcoin due to its stability and more reliable price compared to meme coins. However, for short-term profit, meme coins might be a better option, although they come with high risks and the potential for quick losses. It's always better to diversify our investments, so including Bitcoin as part of a broader cryptocurrency portfolio is still important.

As for your question about which meme coin is performing well, PEPE seems to be doing quite well, with prices consistently increasing.
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I agree that luxury goods are high or stable in demand and  often considered as "recession-proof". However, even they experienced a decline during the COVID-19 pandemic.

I'm not sure why you compared it to a bank robbery. Not all wealthy individuals prioritize luxury goods, and their investments can vary widely beyond just luxury brands. Therefore, it doesn't quite feel like a bank robbery, at least in my opinion.

Ultimately, everything has its ups and downs. Luxury may not always be a priority, especially during times of war or hardship. Additionally, not everyone needs luxury items, particularly those in professions that don't rely on appearances to instill trust. While luxury can contribute to a trustworthy image for some, it's not universally necessary.
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I understand your concerns because I share them, especially the second one. I need to ensure my new home is not too far from work and provides a good environment for my child to grow up.  It's important not to rush into buying a house. Renting first allows for flexibility to move if my job changes.

Renting isn't a waste of money because it provides flexibility that can save money in the long run by preventing hasty decisions.  In my country, rent is relatively affordable, while buying a house is expensive.  Even if I chose to make mortgage payments similar to my rent, I'd likely end up with a house in the outskirts of town with limited amenities and a long commute to the city center.
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I'd like to share my thoughts on people who choose to do bad things for money.

In my opinion, there are countless reasons for both doing good and doing bad, even when you're financially secure. Some people in high positions with good incomes still engage in corruption. On the other hand, even when you're struggling financially, there are still opportunities to earn money honestly, perhaps through manual labor. People who resort to theft or other harmful actions are essentially seeking an easy way out.

This reminds me of the "red car theory." Once you notice something specific, like a red car, you start seeing it everywhere. It's a phenomenon of selective attention, where you notice something more frequently once you're aware of it. So, if you focus on finding a legitimate job, you'll find it, regardless of your economic situation.
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Regarding "Better Money: Gold, Fiat, or Bitcoin?", I believe that if the definition of money is simply a form of payment, fiat is the most practical choice. It's easy to use and relatively stable in value. Gold can be cumbersome, especially in physical form, and its high value makes it impractical for small transactions.  Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, while potentially profitable, are too volatile for everyday use. Their prices can fluctuate drastically, and not all governments recognize them as legal tender. However, both gold and cryptocurrency can serve as valuable assets. Gold can protect against inflation, while cryptocurrency offers the potential for high returns, albeit with higher risk.

As for the video, I have no specific comments on Bitcoin. While history suggests an upward trend, the future is uncertain and anything is possible.

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7  Economy / Economics / Re: How to improve your condition? on: May 25, 2024, 07:15:37 PM
There are many people born poor all over the world, but that doesn't mean they don't have a chance to get out of being poor. So if you are the person who says life is a destiny, that means you believe that if you are born poor, you will die poor. 

If you believe that "life is a journey," it means that you will not be poor forever if you make a way or find the right way to get out of the poverty you are in. Apparently, you will do whatever it takes just to succeed on your way to a comfortable or prosperous life.
Being born in a wealthy country is a head start; people in poor countries are playing life in hard mode. This doesn't only apply to your country of residence but also to your family. People born into poorer families have a harder time getting an appropriate education, have fewer job opportunities, and have fewer connections compared to someone well-off who may even pass on a business or real estate to their children as an inheritance. Unfortunately, as awful as it may sound, we don't have the same opportunities or capabilities. That's why it's extremely tough for someone poor to exit this vicious cycle.
8  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can soccer players collaborate with gamblers to help them win there bet? on: May 25, 2024, 04:03:25 PM
And this is where match fixing comes into play. I didn't know Lucas Paqueta, but from what I read, he's a reasonably known player for West Ham United; thus, he must be getting paid quite decently. How much money was he offered to be willing to accept such a risk? The risk is far greater than the reward. Now he's running the risk of getting disqualified for up to 10 years, and his reputation is tarnished, of course. This incident also raises the question: how often are such cases happening, and how many go unnoticed? 
9  Economy / Reputation / Re: Talent or someone who is in a hurry without reading the others? on: May 25, 2024, 03:07:40 PM
Why am I not surprised? This campaign is basically paying you to spam the forum, as it would almost be impossible to write a maximum of 60 posts per week while maintaining decent post quality. The majority of his posts are created within 3-minute intervals. How in the world can you write so fast on so many different topics simultaneously? That's the pure definition of spam and post bursting, something that campaigns also prohibit, and it blows me away that you're asking this question, wondering why you got a neutral tag and why it's not reasonable to create so many posts in so little time.
10  Economy / Reputation / Re: AI Spam Report Reference Thread on: May 25, 2024, 10:41:16 AM
And here's another one, multiple AI posts and a previous report from 2021 for being a spammer. Posts reported, but there's an abundance of them already, and it's no use quoting them all here. He's even making his posts look more rushed by messing up the paragraphs. It's honestly funny.

He's also part of the signature bounty campaign enterapp.io of @irfan_pak10

User: xmonkeyx

Post 1
The concept of determining the sufficient amount of money is subjective and varies from person to person. Many individuals hold the belief that they are constantly lacking in terms of financial resources. This sentiment is influenced by various factors, including the consideration of basic necessities, financial aspirations, and lifestyle choices.
This viewpoint suggests that achieving financial sufficiency is not a straightforward task for those who perpetually feel a sense of insufficiency. For them, the definition of financial adequacy may be more closely associated with possessing a greater amount of money beyond meeting basic needs. On the other hand, some individuals believe that having enough money entails meeting essential expenses and maintaining a modest savings.
Ultimately, perceptions regarding financial contentment can differ significantly based on individual perspectives and priorities.
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It seems like you have a different view than others on this.
I completely agree that forums are platforms used to hold discussions, share ideas or certain topics, both offline and online. Privacy and anonymity are usually features that can be used in forums, depending on the needs and implementation of the platform.
Interesting that you like the old school theme on Bitcointalk over the more modern interfaces of other forums. Everyone has different preferences, and there is no right or wrong reason for choosing a preferred theme. Maybe you feel more comfortable and connected with the community on Bitcointalk because the members are active and have up-to-date knowledge.
Regarding the impact of the mixer ban on the forum, it sounds like you want to consider how the ban affects the forum. Have there been changes in member participation or changed discussion topics? This could be an interesting topic to explore further.
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While it may pose a significant challenge for individuals with limited income, it is imperative for everyone to consider the option of investing. Investing can serve as an effective means of growing wealth in the future, even if it proves difficult to set aside one's current earnings. Acquiring sound saving and financial management skills is key, as it fosters a better grasp of responsible money management. Furthermore, investing can break the cycle of poverty and generate supplementary income streams. However, it is crucial to conduct thorough research and seek advice from financial experts before embarking on any investment ventures.
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The statement brings attention to two possible outcomes of keeping money in a bank account, specifically the implied tax that could result from savings being affected by increasing prices. This implies a potential decline in the buying power of money due to inflation.
Conversely, the statement proposes that investing in bonds or the capital market can help offset the impact of inflation. This presents a favorable opportunity to preserve or potentially enhance purchasing power.
Nevertheless, it is crucial to bear in mind that investment carries inherent risks. Although it has the potential for higher returns, there is also the possibility of incurring losses. Hence, when contemplating investment decisions, it is vital to conduct a thorough risk assessment and thoughtfully evaluate personal objectives and risk tolerance.
In relation to your recommendation of investing in bonds based on the anticipation of the Central Bank reducing interest rates in the future due to a significant decrease in inflation, I recognize the validity of this viewpoint. Nonetheless, it is essential to recognize that economic circumstances and Central Bank strategies can evolve. Hence, staying informed about the latest developments and seeking guidance from financial professionals is crucial for obtaining more precise advice.
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I approach it hopeful. A fascinating blockchain platform called Polkadot has the potential to fundamentally alter how we use technology and the internet. Moreover, polkadot provides increased flexibility, improved security, and scale. Blockchain projects can effectively communicate and work together with Polkadot, fostering innovation and advancing technology. It is important to note that Polkadot's success is not guaranteed, just like with any new technology. The community's adoption and support of Polkadot, in addition to the accomplishment of the projects it develops, will be critical to its success. However, given the blockchain industry's explosive expansion and growing interest in this technology, Polkadot has a bright future ahead of it.
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11  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What are the limits and common sense of bet? on: May 25, 2024, 09:43:29 AM
When someone says something like "I'll bet my salary on it!, I'll bet my house on it, or I'll bet my life on it." I don't take all of this seriously. I know it's a foolish joke or just because someone is being dragged by his own hype.
But, if someone tells me that he wants to bet against me (especially now in the Finals of the NBA) and shows the money then I would take it. Most of the time they will leave their money on me and I will hold everything until the series is done.
Last year, one neighbor made a bet against me. All drinks (alcohol) and foods are on him if ever the Nuggets win but if the Miami Heat wins it's all on me. I accepted that because it was a serious discussion and we shook our hand on it. He said it was just to make the game more exciting while we watched it and to cheer more for our preferred teams.
That's true; in my opinion, nine times out of 10, the only intent is to joke around. No one in their right mind would laugh or enjoy seeing their friend actually lose money, unless you're a psychopath who enjoys seeing others suffer. To be honest, I haven't experienced it myself, but I understand where the OP is coming from. It would be a pretty dick and irresponsible move to persuade your friend to bet a large amount of money and then not proceed to stop them if things get out of hand, such as when alcohol is involved. Honestly, both parties are at fault in such incidents, and the one making the bet is the only one in power and shouldn't be influenced by foolish joking around.
12  Economy / Economics / Re: Hyperinflation - Will it lead Countries to Adopt Bitcoin? on: May 25, 2024, 08:48:32 AM
The truth is that cryptocurrency are viewed as high volatile in some regions of the world and they hesitate to apply the necessary actions that'll interrelate with the severe instability of their country.Whereas,some citizens consider bitcoin as a safe haven for them and the right tool to secure a safe adventure.

Unstable hyperinflation disrupts the value of people's savings and undermine economic activities.One of the claims from Bitcoin maximalists is that Bitcoin will be a hedge against inflation.The key point here is that while some HYP may last many years,its potentially a good hedge against that but that doesn’t make it a good investment at the time of such emergence.
Emerging unfavorable markets are adopting are causing people to adopt cryptocurrencies at a rapid pace.
But that's the truth, though, isn't it? Don't you remember the backlash El Salvador received when Bitcoin crashed below $20,000? They had bought at a significantly higher price, and the whole nation was practically in debt due to its Bitcoin acquisition. It could have had detrimental effects on the government and in the country as well, as they could have gone bankrupt, and it would shut down any further discussions about Bitcoin becoming legal tender in any other country, as El Salvador would be a prime example of failure for cryptocurrencies. Fortunately, none of these happened, and I'm guessing their economy has seen a boost due to the current price increase, but its volatile nature can be both a blessing and a curse.
13  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How I almost lost my account. on: May 25, 2024, 05:33:31 AM
Good thing you were able to login back to your account; losing it and not having a way to recover it would suck, and if you hadn't staked your Bitcoin address, it would practically be impossible. I still don't understand why you used a temporary email address, though. I get it not to use your main address, which may also include your name on it, but a completely temporary address you'll never be able to access again is a little careless. And why didn't you change that sometime after your registration? Anyway, the good thing is that you have your account, and I see that you've now changed your email, so I'm guessing you're safe from it happening again.

Unless this was all a sob story excuse to change email because you sold your account! Haha, I'm joking.
14  Economy / Economics / Re: Money addiction on: May 24, 2024, 09:41:01 PM
I'm not sure whether or not to call it a money addiction. In my opinion, I believe that humans are greedy creatures by nature; we'll always crave more, and the same thing also applies to money; we're never satisfied; we keep wanting something extra. Unfortunately, the economy has gone downhill on a worldwide scale. It's pretty reasonable for money to be a primary goal in our lives, but ultimately, it's proven that money is capable of making you happier up to a specific degree. Living a comfortable and stress-free life should be our priority, not constantly maximizing our income.
15  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Fixed matches group in 3rd world countries on: May 24, 2024, 07:44:03 PM
I still haven't gotten together with my friend to gain more information about the group. However, I tried reaching out to him today about it, and he told me that the group's administrator gave me the exact scores to bet on a specific match, which yielded great results, as you can also see from the screenshot below. Is this luck, a coincidence, or actually insider information? Who knows? It's definitely intriguing, though. I'll try to get to the bottom of this and report back as soon as I have more information, hopefully soon.

16  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Foolhardy bets. on: May 24, 2024, 05:06:47 PM
Well, then I will tell you my story.

Moving towards a roulette table one day, I found an attractive blond that  had never seen before in casino.I  had as usual two or three drinks before starting my gambling, and probably because of that  and desire to make impression on this blond,  made three  bets in the raw on zero,  all three lost and my pockets were allmost empty.

After that devastating night  I am always remaining abstemious  regarding to both alcohol and blonds when gambling. Wink
Haha, I bet you did make an impression! Was it a dealer at the roulette table or just some random attendant who was also playing? I wouldn't be surprised at that point if it's done deliberately. That was a deadly combination; alcohol, along with the presence of an attractive woman, can easily influence your behavior and make moves than you otherwise wouldn't. I personally haven't been in a physical casino, so I can't relate; thus, I haven't ever been lured by a female, but have suffered the consequences of alcohol somewhere similar.

I believe your example was a decent explanation of what a foolhardy bet is!
17  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Do you believe in match fixing? on: May 23, 2024, 08:51:23 PM
I recently made a thread about match fixing in third-world countries such as Guatemala or India for lower-tier teams that no one has ever heard of. A friend of mine was introduced to a Facebook group that shared fixed matches and had a great overall winning rate. To be honest, I was intrigued, and I'm planning to meet up with my friend in the upcoming days. Match fixing is definitely a thing and doesn't only occur in lower-tier leagues in third-world countries but also in major super leagues. I'm not sure how often they'd be in the Super League, but it's certainly happening and may involve players, coaches, or team managers, and who knows who else?
18  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Foolhardy bets. on: May 23, 2024, 07:38:49 PM
You should have defined what a foolhardy bet is better, because it's not quite clear what you mean. It's quite reasonable why the internet is filled with "success" stories, not only in gambling but also in pretty much every subject, especially if it involves money. No one is going to start posting how much money they've lost or how many times they've failed.

To be honest, I don't recall making a foolhardy bet; I tend to be cautious, and the amount I allocate to gambling is usually specific. Yes, there were times I was more confident, mostly in sports betting, and had bet higher amounts, but fortunately they turned out fine, but that's not something I'm frequently doing.
19  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The difference between gamblers and real Bitcoin investors? on: May 23, 2024, 06:38:09 PM
I'm sorry, but I have a hard time understanding what you mean. First of all, gambling and investing have no correlation with each other; investing requires skills, knowledge, and mental strength, while gambling is mostly based on luck, unless we're talking about card games or sports betting, but they're still more reliant on luck than everything else.

I'm not quite sure what you mean in the third paragraph. From my understanding, you're trying to point out that we're our worst enemy, which is reasonable because a large number of investors panic during price dips. Containing yourself during these periods and coming up with the most effective maneuvers is necessary. Investing isn't a step-by-step process of predetermined steps, which is often done in the 9 to 5 workplace.
20  Other / Meta / Re: How would the forum feel/react if Casinos were banned like Mixers? on: May 22, 2024, 10:01:24 PM
I don't intend to pry, but you registered on May 7th, and yet you're discussing something that occurred almost 6 months ago when you weren't even registered and haven't experienced yourself. I'm not implying that this is an alt account, but I wouldn't be surprised because it does look a little suspicious.

Anyway, to answer your question, it's unlikely that a casino ban would ever take place, unless there's a ban on cryptocurrency casinos by the U.S. government (where this forum is registered, if I remember correctly), which would result in Theymos possibly getting in trouble for endorsing such services. However, this scenario currently sounds way too far-fetched.
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