I'm afraid it doesn't work that way. There are many well-intentioned people here, but the thing is, people have no reason to trust you. Trust is something that must be earned, and you're not there yet.

Well, if you were an established member with a decent reputation and a track record here, I wouldn't mind to get in touch and engage in business with you. However, in your current situation, you come across as someone overly eager to get a loan, which is always a red flag. That's why good collateral is important when doing business with someone new to the community.

Probably because the name Shitcoin was already taken...  
 

Unfortunately, too many of them.

Yeah. It never fails to amuse me when I come across these feeble attempts. So, they claim to be bringing the best features of Bitcoin to Ethereum? And the only feature they mention is a limited supply of 21 million? I can't help but wonder, what happened to all the other Bitcoin's features?

You think? There have been literally dozens of manned expeditions to the wreck of the Titanic since it was found in 1985.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wreck_of_the_Titanic

The film director, James Cameron, who also happens to be a passionate explorer of the deep sea, holds the record for visiting the wreck of the Titanic over 30 times. There's even a rather amusing tale of a couple getting married in a submersible on the bow section of the Titanic wreck, recreating the iconic scene from the famous 1997 movie.

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Thanks!

This is a common scam involving fake crypto exchanges. Scammers create websites and platforms that appear legitimate and mimic real exchanges to deceive unsuspecting users. These fake exchanges often offer attractive deals, such as exclusive promotions or deposit bonuses, to lure people in. Once users sign up and deposit their funds into these fake exchanges, they may experience difficulties withdrawing or accessing their money. The scammers might manipulate account balances, making it seem like users have more funds than they actually do. They may also delay or deny withdrawal requests, giving various excuses or claiming technical issues. In some cases, the scammers might even use phishing techniques, tricking users into depositing more money, under the guise of fake verifications, transfer fees, taxes, and similar charges. They will communicate with you and fabricate new reasons to justify further payments as long as you continue to comply with their demands. Don't do that!

The key point to understand here is that there are no actual Bitcoins in your account (they are merely fictional entries in their database), and there is no way to "trick" the website into paying you. Basically, you've been scammed. The best thing you can do is try to find the scammer who did it and report him to the authorities. And, whatever you do, never give scammers more money!

And you're wondering why someone called you a kid? Stop acting childish, then.


So, let me get this straight. He called you a kid (without a clear argument), after you basically claimed that Bitcoin is useless without exchanges (without providing a clear argument either), all on the bitcointalk.org forum? Do you see where the problem is?


More or less, yes.


In that case, I respectfully suggest you grow a pair! This isn't a kid's playground where you can run to your mommy every time another kid calls you names. 

Once the wreckage on the seabed is positively identified as belonging to a Titan submersible, it can no longer be considered missing. And, it wasn't a submarine. (I know, semantics. But it's an important piece of information).


Just a couple of adrenaline junkies who couldn't find a better use for their $250k each. Nothing of significant importance, really.

Well, I hope you're not too serious about that. It's a tough way to make a living.

Now, back to the main topic. I noticed that you started a signature campaign, but in my opinion, it might be a bit premature. As you mentioned earlier, this is more of a soft launch, and it appears that there are still areas that require improvement. If I may offer a suggestion, perhaps a review campaign would be more appropriate at this stage? This way, you would get valuable feedback and insights to further improve your gambling website.

The idea is interesting, but it lacks verifiable evidence. When you claim "I don't mess with anything," we have no choice but to trust your words. That's not provably fair.


How can we retrieve historical price information using your API? I can only see the current price and timestamp. But, even if it's possible to request values for any given time, it doesn't guarantee that the values are not manipulated.


I couldn't explore your betting system further since it requires creating an account and placing real bets, which I'm not inclined to do at the moment. It would be good if there was a demo or testing feature available that doesn't involve real money.

I think it depends on the specific type of printing involved. For example, good X-ray scanners used in airports can identify money within bags by detecting even minuscule traces of metal present in the ink used on banknotes. Metal has a higher density than paper.

However, most commercial x-ray devices (even medical ones) have very poor resolution. And since Casascius coins are already made of metal anyway, all the detector will detect are the coins themselves, not the information printed on them. I suppose it is theoretically possible with some sophisticated high-tech laboratory equipment. But for that to happen, someone would need prolonged physical access to your coins. In that case, there are simpler methods of physical tampering, such as using solvents to remove the holographic sticker without leaving any visible damage.


Defcon hackers crack physical bitcoin Casascius coins

If we assume that both casinos offer provably fair games that are not rigged, there is no difference in the risk of continuing to play at the same casino versus playing at another casino. What you are describing is gamblers fallacy, which is the mistaken belief that if you are lucky and win several times in a row at the same casino, your luck will eventually run out and you will face a long losing streak. This is not true for gambling games, as long as both casinos offer provably fair games. Past events can't influence future outcomes.

I can totally relate to your experience with betting on friendly matches. Personally, I've never had any luck with bets on friendly matches either, so I now avoid them completely. The thing about friendly matches is that they lack the motivation that you typically see in competitive matches where teams are fighting for a trophy or a title. Since these matches are more like practice sessions, the teams involved don't always give their 100%.

One example that comes to mind is a friendly match I once bet on between two top-tier European clubs. On paper, one team seemed to have a clear advantage, but the match ended in a surprising draw. Of course, everyone's experiences may vary, and some people may have had success with friendly match betting. But for me personally, I now focus my betting efforts on matches that have higher stakes and where the teams are more motivated to win.

OP, this is not a job offer portal, but a community forum for discussing Bitcoin and related cryptocurrencies. If you want to contribute, you can do so regardless of your rank. We welcome new members and encourage them to join our community. And over time, other members will notice your contribution, which will allow you to progress and achieve a higher forum rank. But if you're just looking for a place to work, I suggest you look elsewhere.

Pardon?

I had to close one eye and take two steps back. 

Hey @dewez, congratulations on launching your new l0tt0 website! I must admit that you've come up with an interesting concept for your games. I've never heard of someone using the last decimals of Bitcoin's price to determine the winning numbers before, and this definitely adds a unique twist to the traditional lottery format. I gotta check this out more to see how it works and what's the process to confirm the results.


I think they intentionally created a retro feel for the brand in order to stand out from competitors.

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Kampanja prima samo pet sudionika i već je skoro popunjena, ali ima još nekoliko slobodnih mjesta:

Even though freebitco.in is an old and popular site, not everyone in the crypto world knows about it. Especially younger generations who are first introduced to cryptocurrencies through social media and influencers who share content on these platforms and who mainly focus on altcoins and shitcoins.

People gamble for various reasons, but there are several cognitive beliefs that support this behavior. First, people often believe they will be successful in gambling regardless of evidence to the contrary. Second, they have an illusion of control over the outcomes and think they can predict the results. Third, they tend to make biased conclusions and selectively remember only the wins while forgetting the losses.

SOme people feel superior and believe their abilities or luck are greater than others'. They also believe that after a series of losses, a win is bound to come, or after a series of wins, they must use the moment and continue playing. These illusions of control and biases support gambling as a successful venture. This way of thinking can often lead to problem gambling and even addiction.

But, there are also people who don't have a problem with gambling, although they regularly practice games of chance. It's about the so-called socially acceptable gambling, which doesn't bring psychological or social problems. Since ancient times, people have been finding ways to please themselves and have fun. And one of the oldest ways in which people had fun was various games of chance, which over time developed into the various forms of gambling that we know today.

E, da, to sam baš htio napisati! Sjećam se da sam negdje čitao o tim "banana" državama gdje je navodno najlakše dobiti dvojno državljanstvo ako si dobro potkožen. Kao što si sam spomenuo, sve je moguće ako imaš veliku gomilu bananica! 

Koliko se sjećam, nije čak niti potrebna neka ogromna suma novca. Samo nekih sitnih 100 tisuća dolara, ili tako nešto. Ništa posebno.

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