You think no one has tried that? What seems to me is that there are people who have hundreds (if not thousands) of BTT accounts and know that by selling them they can make a very nice profit. Whoever touched that mafia found themselves on their target (including me personally), and fighting them is like fighting cockroaches and bedbugs, they are very resistant and keep coming back again and again.

The only thing we can do is to really work to discourage those who want to buy BTT accounts by tagging sellers, but also buyers who do it publicly. It would be best if the forum clearly prohibits such things and those who offer such services are permanently removed from the forum.

One example of the fight against the Account Mafia

It is obvious that you have enough money if you are going to gamble with $1000 without even knowing what exactly you are going to do with that money. Without any knowledge, plan and strategy, that money was lost the moment it was sent.


When you trade with shitcoins, things like that happen, so even though a lot of money was lost completely pointlessly, did you learn something from all of that?


The problem is that you are doing something that you obviously have no idea about, and the only thing you are successful in is constantly losing money. If I were you, I would delete that app and refrain from any similar investments until I learn some trading basics. Then I would start with very small amounts ($50 - $100) and try to learn something even if I still have losses.

In the end, you need to accept that crypto trading is not for everyone, and that statistics say that only about 5% of people are successful in it.

It is difficult to say something meaningful about the figures presented because I did not want to go into the methodology of how they concluded that it was 76%, but if it is something similar to those studies that concluded that we irretrievably lost about 4 million BTC because no one transferred them 4 or 5 years, then these are just simple guesses and nothing more.

From my point of view, it somehow does not seem very realistic that 3/4 of all BTC in circulation (which is about 14.6 million BTC) is not for sale, and at the same time the price of those on the market is not much higher than it is currently. Although this may show how small the market really is and how little demand really is.

When I just remember those stories about how there won't be enough BTC for everyone who wants it, and from 46 million millionaires a couple of years ago, today we have reached the number of some 60 million people who can be called that. If only 10% of them wanted to buy 1 BTC, all this that is supposedly for sale today would not be enough

I am sure that with your profession you could very easily find a well-paid job in another country, but the question is actually how badly you want to change something in your life in order to take some possibly very risky steps. If you believe that the situation will not get any better in the near future, I wonder what else is left for you except to leave the country in any way, or be persistent and try to earn something online.

I found one of your countrymen who asked about similar things a few years ago, so even though he is not active on the forum, you can send him a message and maybe he will receive a notification by e-mail - azkielt. In any case, someone who already has experience might be able to help you and point you in the right direction.

Has someone already suggested to you that you can offer some of your services that will be paid in BTC - if you are good at something, you can offer it here -> Services

If someone who lives in the US does not care and has such opinion, why would some other people care if his empire will fail or if it will be worth twice as much as it is worth today? Personally, I don't really care what will happen, and the only thing I hold against him is his involvement with Bitcoin and what he did to the market with his actions.

After all, even if his empire collapses, someone else will appear to take his place, that's how it always was and that's how it will be in the future. As far as I'm concerned, he can get into a rocket of his own tomorrow together with all his wives and children and head for Mars, considering that they have stated several times that they want to die there.

It does not necessarily mean that they are wrong, but did they say anything new that some others before them had not already said? What I want to say is that you give way too much attention to people who definitely don't deserve it, especially someone who spent months promoting a project that caused huge financial losses in the tens of billions of dollars.

Is there any difference at all between your old friend Tom Lee and these people who today you think know more than us mere mortals?


They don't have the power to move the market in their favor, they just ride on a wave that was started long ago and wait to see what happens. In fact, no one cares what they think for any reason, because as I already wrote, their business decisions are not exactly something that gives them credibility.

Nobody here can do anything to speed up the process, which means that you should calm down a bit and wait for a response from official support. In addition, no one can "steal" your prize if you have complete control over your freebitco account and the e-mail to which you were notified about winning the prize.

Take into account that you did not contact robots, but people who have their own personal lives and problems, so it would be quite normal to give them at least a week to answer you.

I think that the answer to that question is best known by those who lost their privacy because their personal data was leaked somewhere, or even more so by those who became victims of identity theft or perhaps even targeted physical attacks due to the leakage of personal data.

For someone, personal data may be worth a profit of $70k, for someone else it is worth much more than that. I assume that for those who are passionate gamblers and want to do it from the comfort of their own home, there is no choice when it comes to privacy - some others will find a physical casino and all they have to do is prove that they are old enough to gamble.

If you really won the Lambo, then you have nothing to worry about if there is nothing that would disqualify you, and it is stated in the terms of use. I assume you know that there is a choice when it comes to the prize, a Lambo or $200k in BTC, and if you decide on this first, be sure that it will take time to get your prize, and I don't even want to speculate what the price is for something like that to be delivered, and of course how much tax do you have to pay to import such a car.

If you are really a winner, then you just need a little more patience, you have already done the hardest part

It's strange that you are concerned about the privacy of the participants in the chat group, and at the same time some of their faces were shown in the thread you opened in the Bitcoin discussion. If you protect someone's privacy, you should do it in the right way.

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As for the gold that someone has inherited, it obviously has sentimental value and at the same time it is insurance in case the family really needs a larger amount of money. I personally would not "gamble" with that, especially if I am someone who has just (perhaps) understood some basics, because as some other members have already mentioned, it is not just a matter of what the price of BTC will be in 1 or 5 years, but will that man manage to save what he invested long enough to make a profit.

Everyone should therefore think carefully and weigh the risks, because we don't want another story that starts with "I opened my crypto wallet and someone emptied it, what should I do?".

I can confirm that the emojis are also displayed while writing the post, but I don't see them when I click the Preview button, which is the case with any emoji that is not directly entered from the forum. However, when the post is published, the emojis are clearly visible in the post, as you can see.

It is possible that some settings in your browser block the display of emojis, as is the case if, for example, you use the Tor settings for security level Safest.

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Maybe because you give space on this forum to people who have already proven that they are completely irrelevant in every sense, and you call them some kind of top experts. Who cares what Mike Luna or some Cathie think when they turn everything they touch to ash.


I heard that in 99% of cases this organization is financed with the US dollar, will something be done about it or will we continue to hear that Bitcoin is only used by terrorists and criminals?


It all started with a fake news about the BTC ETF, and it seems that the average internet user has not yet realized that the news is fake - or maybe they have started to understand what the spot ETF could mean for the price of BTC. I think that some trends speak for themselves.

What do you mean you can't leave? Then how did all those other Cubans leave and today live all over the world? If you really want to change something, then it's hard to achieve it this way, because if the situation in your country is so bad, the only way out is to move somewhere else.

I live in Europe, and since my country became a member of the EU, at least half a million people have left the country in search of a better life. The one who wants to do something always finds a way.

The Bank of England has been saying this for years, as have many other central banks that are not so interesting to the media and pass under the radar - but why does that surprise you at all? Banks defend the existing financial system and it is logical that they say what they say, in addition to what some others have already mentioned, which is an attempt to protect all those naive people who invest their money in shitcoins.


How much money is a lot to you? Data for the EU say that the EU has collected just under $4.5 billion based on taxes for 2022, and that doesn't seem like a small amount to me. Do you think that according to your thinking, the world could function normally if there were no taxes?

Taking into account the price of the internet and its availability, do you think it could be profitable for you to do something online? As far as it seems to me from what you wrote, you are quite limited in terms of how you can use the internet, which means that there is not much left that you can do online as a kind of work.


I won't say that you are not telling the truth because you live in that country, but is it possible that you are not objective with regard to your personal experience? One of the most famous journalists from my country (but also from abroad), Goran Milic, made a documentary about Cuba (Cuba si, Cuba no) and as far as I remember, what he recorded there and concluded from talking to people doesn't look so black.

Besides, isn't it a bit destructive to invite tourists not to come to your country as if it will make things better? Aren't these same tourists also spending by buying food, drinks and souvenirs from ordinary people who can earn something that way?

It seems to me that such news could have a rather large impact on the price of BTC, not only because rich investors will be able to invest in BTC with one click of the mouse, but also because companies like BlackRock are positioned globally and enjoy great trust from their clients. If that company thinks that BTC is good for investing, some of their clients will certainly accept it.

Now the only question is how ordinary people perceive such a signal because they may not understand the difference between futures and spot BTC ETF.


Honestly, I'm already used to the fact that anything can happen, so I won't be disappointed if something doesn't happen exactly the way we're speculating today, but it's better to think positively than negatively. In addition, Bitcoin has already proven itself so many times during its short existence, and it is realistic to expect that it will afford us many more pleasant surprises in the future.

Did you see what the fake news about the SEC approving the BTC ETF to BlackRock did? I was quite skeptical about the price effect such an ETF would have because I thought all these investors could buy BTC without it, but when you look at all these companies involved in it, we are talking about $15+ trillion under management just from BlackRock and Fidelity and it is logical to assume that part of these funds will be directed towards Bitcoin.

In addition, the effect on the price is hidden in the fact that these funds have to buy actual BTC in order to be able to sell shares in these funds, which means that the demand will surely increase. In the event that the effects of the halving coincide with the approval of the SEC (and they will not be able to say no indefinitely), the perfect situation for a big bull run would be created.


I would also be quite happy with some $150k as the next ATH, especially if we consider that it is more than x5 of the current price which should definitely be taken into account.

I remember one member who was also from Cuba a few years ago and had similar questions as the OP, and he wrote that the internet in Cuba is very expensive and not available everywhere. According to some information I read, the situation has improved a bit, but I wonder how the OP gets the internet, or whether $2 a day would be enough to cover those costs?

It is a completely logical question, but at the moment no one can answer that question because no one can know what the future brings us. There are two options, the first of which includes that history will repeat itself no matter what and that we will have another big bull run, and the second is that we will break the tradition and that the four-year cycle will become a thing of the past.

I personally believe that the bull run will happen as it was the case in the past, we just need to remember that the last bull run produced an ATH that only exceeded the last ATH by 3.5 times, and it is possible that the next one will be smaller than that. Of course, I'm saying all this without taking into account the possible approval of the spot ETF in the US, whether it happens at the beginning of 2024 or 2025 is actually not too important.

@Distinctin, aren't you fed up with the bad and fake stories that come from that site?

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It seems to me that someone has spread this kind of news right now because they want to create panic when the price rises, and there is no solid evidence that the US government has even 10% of the amount that is being speculated about. Even if by some chance it is true, I don't see a problem with that, Satoshi made Bitcoin for everyone, including the US government.

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In case you did a little research and effort, you would have found out that Tim Draper invested the purchased BTC shortly after he bought it. This means that he did not make a direct profit from it, but it is possible that he earned even more through the investment he made.