You might want to check this thread.
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5381143.0

Just to clarify, the phrase "if needed" means that the casino isn't requiring their players to submit KYC, unless otherwise you are crossing a specific guideline as stated by their terms of service. So you are better-off reading those if you want to avoid any inconveniences in future.

Sure bitcoin is the safest crypto in this space to invest in, however, it could still shit on your pants. Taking a loan for an extremely volatile asset is a surefire recipe for a disaster.

Is buying bitcoin with your paycheck isn't enough? You don't want to imitate over-leveraged big boys, do you?

I've had my Ledger Nano S for approximately 2 years, but after about half a year of use, the screen began to fade, which I find extremely frustrating. Just a few months ago, I decided to get a new OLED screen to replace the faulty one^[1], and I contacted Ledger support, who fortunately sent me a brand new Ledger Nano S for free!!

Too bad, I am one of those people who experienced this kind of OLED screen issue^[2]. I am not just pretty sure if the cause is the quality of their oled screen or how I keep the ledger nano inside its original box.

I also have my Trezor Model One which serves as an alternative wallet for any NFT-related asset I own. So far, I haven't discovered any issues with the product after using it for about 7 months. But then, both of which serve their purposes well enough as long as you take of your seed phrases not getting leaked and don't do anything stupid (e.g., storing your seed phrase online, taking picture of it..).

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5393971.0
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/kq6dmq/ledger_nano_s_got_the_dim_screen_problem/

Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) each have an own market.

Different types of information are superimposed over the real world in Augmented Reality. It's as if you're wearing a glass or head gear similar to the robot vision featured in the movie, where information is displayed on top of the object you're looking at. Perhaps AR could be really handy for counting cards?

Virtual reality, on the other hand, appears to be more useful for training or as a gateway to an actual casino experience, and table game simulation is an excellent example of this to gain a better understanding of the game's concepts.

If I were to choose which technologies will have more impact specifically in casino, it would be AR for sure!!!

If you like learning bitcoin thru videos - https://youtube.com/c/aantonop

And if you like learning thru reading articles and books.
- https://www.lopp.net/
- https://github.com/bitcoinbook/bitcoinbook

Or you could buy those 3 volume book of "The Internet of Money" by Antonopolous in amazon if you want to learn the idea behind bitcoin in layman's terms.
- https://www.amazon.com/Andreas-M-Antonopoulos/e/B00MVAG8Z8/ref=aufs_dp_mata_mbl

Someone from reddit also had the same issue.
- https://www.reddit.com/r/Bittrex/comments/q8v4mv/i_cant_withdraw_hbar_to_kucoin_i_keep_on_getting/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

Also, I am not certain if Kucoin has the same policy with Uphold's withdrawal policy for HBAR, it could be the same reason why Kucoin restricts their user from withdrawing to external wallets!
- https://support.uphold.com/hc/en-us/articles/360060885211-Can-I-deposit-and-withdraw-HBAR-directly-

The only way I can think of is to trade your HBAR to a stablecoin and then transfer it to another exchange that supports trading of HBAR and then withdraw from it -- if in case Kucoin support does not help you in any way.

If I understand your question correctly, you are asking for Tron DEX and Tron hotwallet that can be easily connected to the DEX? Then you can use sunswap[1] and TronLink[2] as your wallet that mainly uses TRON as their coin.

[1] https://sunswap.com/#/home
[2] https://www.tronlink.org/

Submitting two entries isn't new. From all the previous contest that has been held in the past few months, most of which have a rule where anyone can submit 2 entries to get more chances of winning.

Holiday[1] and Spring[2] Art contest are examples for this one and many more..

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5371669.msg58452732#msg58452732
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5391090.msg59620719#msg59620719

Speaking of the devil! LOL!

Well, I guess since the contest is currently up and running, I highly advised that everyone should take their time conceptualizing on how their artwork would look like especially now that all participants are fully aware of each others art style/composition. Not only the contest improves our skills, but creating a "well-designed" piece is another way of giving gratitude to the whole management of Roobet.

So yeah! Best of luck! And I hope that the announcement reaches those people who have difficulty being updated with the contest LOL!!

It isn't about becoming an economist per se, but it's certainly become a gateway to dig deep into personal finance and investing in general to avoid making bad financial decision.

Researching and studying the markets are just by-products of the field we are getting into to maximize whatever opportunities that comes into place. And I bet being an economist isn't limited to just speculating certain assets -- it's definitely more than that.

There is no upcoming worldwide holiday that Roobet can celebrate, so I don't think there is an upcoming contest that will be held next month, unless otherwise Roobet has a one big hell of event that's cooking to celebrate their launch. But yeah, I am missing the event and I still look forward for whatever theme is about to launch.

Would it be nice to create a 3D Roo? -- just to spice some things up.

As for escrow part, since you are selling in bitcointalk, you could somehow use the escrow services offerred by established members here[1]. I am not really sure if smart contracts have been a thing to be used as an escrow here though...

[1] Recommended bitcointalk escrow services

Will not wait for the bottom! I would otherwise go sell most of the important asset I own which can include house and lot, and vehicles. Plus, one of the body organs I have to buy more stash of bitcoin!  .

Kidding aside mate, as others have said, I would rather opt-in using DCA strategy than timing the market to trigger your buy button -- of course, if you are planning long term. If in case bitcoin continuously go down in the next few weeks or days, you can replicate the process and buy bitcoin again at a much premium price.

I don't think that's a serious threat. Sure the price might be unattractive for others, but the tech behind it, still, has a place for discussion.

Plus, despite bitcoin's price drop in recent years, bitcoin forum still exists. And two, there is even ongoing development of a new forum platform called epochtalk[1]. Perhaps the most likely result would be a reduction in forum traffic, but who knows?

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=167.0

I've read his name somewhere on the internet -- I don't exactly remember where or when, but it is closely related to the Saudi Arabian government issue with Phil being affiliated with them.

AFAIK, this guy accepted an invitation to a golf game hosted by Saudi Arabian government, despite reports of their human rights violations. Guess what! Of course he accepted the invitation bagging a large amount of money. Yikes!

Looking at the first few pages of the thread, OP said that they do not require KYC when someone won a lottery.


Also, if you look at the first few pages of the thread, there are other bitcointalk members who have won the lottery and get paid^[1]. But, the thing is, their promotion here in bitcointalk as well as from their social media account seems to be inactive. It would be better to proceed with caution.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5235985.msg54764304#msg54764304

Ohh okay! So does it mean, regardless of the game you played for a week in blackjack.fun, the wagered BTC will accumulate over time and will reset after every 24 hours. That's pretty attractive to be honest, but then it isn't considered as a passive income as you'll have to do at least some legwork to claim the prize.

If I may ask, what game do you guys played the most? And, could you recommend some blackjack simulator just to get my feet wet. Geez, blackjack is starting to get on mee!!

Although the definition is correct, the examples are incorrect.

When people speculate on whether bitcoin will rise or decrease, how can I label the dramatic drop as an"irony"?

Sure, I mean! If bitcoin promised people that they might get wealthy merely by buying or investing, I may consider it ironic. However, this is not the case, as price fluctuation has nothing to do with bitcoin's speculative nature. It's just that people end up crying because they don't have a financial plan or didn't bother to ask or understand bitcoin beforehand

Apart from that, the only irony I can see is about centralizing a crypto exchange and wallets out of a decentralised technology.

Agree.

If that's the case, telling the authorities that "I gambled it away" at an overseas online casino is a clever way of expressing, "I hid the money in my pocket so that the authorities will have a hard time dealing with the casino in giving my account details since they don't give a shit."

Since the article states that it is an overseas casino, it is clear that it is not legally permitted to operate in Japan, making cooperation with them a waste of time.

Wait! Did I understand it correctly? Where is the passive reward in blackjack.fun? Or is it coming from another casino website? Can you explain this a bit more so I can understand it clearly and for anyone else here in the forum.

Just to clarify though, passive means you are not actively betting on side, while accumulate stacks of bitcoin. I might have missed this in blackjack.fun. But anyways, response would be very much appreciated.