I'm also skeptical on same like this where we need to connect our wallet to the platform directly. To many scam exist and will not trust new platform unless someone tried then give a feedback that they are legit and doing that is safe.
Reminder: you can create whatever amount of Ethereum/EVM wallets you want. You can simply transfer some of your funds to a burner wallet, and try gambling using that wallet. They use Polygon/Avalanche/BNB/Arbitrum anyway — fees are very cheap. For now will stick to casino which use email for log in since for me this is more safer since using dummy mail for log in cannot harm us since they cannot take anything from that.
They're safe until they get hacked or they conduct shotgun KYC. However, it's essential to consider other factors, such as security, fairness, and the platform's ability to adapt to changes in the crypto landscape.
It's open-source. |
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Just mainly due to curiosity — not saying that SafePal is bad or whatever(I have no idea because I never researched it), but how did you end up picking SafePal? Knowing that the Bitcoiner hardware wallet trio is Trezor-Ledger-ColdCard.
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Na-compromise ang account niya, paano kaya nangyari yun? Puwede kaya na may website o link siyang na click o di kaya na download na app tapos nagkaroon ng access yung hacker. Posible rin na parehas na login details ginamit niya sa ibang website tapos yung owner nun na may database ay nagtake advantage at aware sa forum kaya nagtry mag take ng loan. Sa mga lenders at borrowers, magkakahigpitan lalo at magandang maging mahigpit sila para masigurado bawat approval ng borrower.
Most probably through phishing links. Masyadong niche ang Bitcointalk users so hindi worth it gumawa ang mga malware-creators ng malware na magnanakaw specifically ng Bitcointalk profiles. Mas profitable sakanila gumawa ng magnanakaw ng private keys lol. |
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The lazy ones are the one who go to Facebook and the rest social media, bitcointalk is like another world on its own they need to study before being conversant with the platform and those who are already deep routed into bitcointalk may likely finds it very difficult to cope with other social media. For instance, someone like me finds it very difficulty to start putting my eyes on those local site and social media because I always pay much attention to this forum.
Ehh, stop over glorifying Bitcointalk. Let's not act as if Bitcointalk is the go-to place if you're smart and research-oriented and all that — because most people here don't do research either. Very evident due to the amount of low-quality posts. |
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You're an investor if you hold an asset for the purpose of holding(investing), regardless of the amount. That's pretty much it. It doesn't matter if you spend some of your bitcoin or not.
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These skills listed, come with a guarantee to yield at least $10k/month profit in 2023 right now:
Perhaps you're mistaking what "guarantee" actually means? Because these wages are definitely not guaranteed. It will totally depend on how skilled you are. • Can gambling or crypto trading/crypto investment be considered as a skill?
Of course. A lot of traders/investors(the successful ones) do a lot of research. • Can a gambler or crypto trader/crypto investor earn as much as $10k in a month besides any of the aforementioned skills?
Of course. But again — it will totally depend on how good you are. • What other skills not listed here, can make one up to $10k a month?
If you'd want them listed then you'll end up with a huge-ass list. |
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Thats a marketing approach I guess. Why if the name of someone holding bitcoin is somehow famous everyone makes a big deal of it? Obviously its about the hype or marketing. Theres a lot of users whose unknown identity can have more bitcoin than him.
This is very debatable. Yes — he'll be getting the attention of prominent bitcoiners and crypto peeps in general, but in exchange of disfavor for those in the bitcoin-is-a-scam demographic. The latter is a pretty big demographic as well. |
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Good point. I had always used "halving" and didn't know it was the more formal version, although the meaning is the same.
It's just the more 'formal' version simply because "halving" is an actual dictionary word while "halvening" is obviously not lol. Totally unrelated to whitepaper/blockchain terminology. |
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Huge drop in Axie Infinity players, huge drop in Binance users due to drop in bitcoin/cryptocurrency prices. Not at all surprising especially in market-wide bear markets.
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Bitcoin = a currency/SoV Cryptocurrency = the broader industry of coins/tokens with different purposes(pseudo-shares/equity, smart contract platforms, sometimes bitcoin competitors that are bound to fail, etc) It's that simple. No need for mommy/daddy analogies that pretty much just means that bitcoin is the biggest. bitcoin is the supreme digital currency and all digital currencies around the world are known as cryptocurrency, it is an form of currency be it digitally or virtually that uses cryptography to secure it's transactions,
A currency using cryptography doesn't make it a cryptocurrency by definition. whereas bitcoin uses a decentralized ledger called the blockchain to maintain and secure a transparent record of transactions.
Also 90%+ of cryptocurrencies use blockchain. |
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This isn't even viable anymore — you solve so many captchas then after a while, you just have enough for the transaction fee. Even cutting your neighbor's lawn to be able to afford a small amount of BTC is a far more viable option than this one.
I am feeling lucky that I have few good and positive suggestions in my early days because few days back I was also thinking to start earning from faucet but after reading few posts and now having this last, but most authentic feedback about faucets now change my mind and trying to have any other method instead of going with this most dubious method which is just waste of time nothing else. Hopefully I will find something positive and better which will help me to have my earning from bitcoin in near future because now I am going for this and have mindset to take my savings into bitcoin. Tip: You don't need to earn bitcoin directly. You could just earn your local currency through whatever job/gig/business instead then just use that money to buy bitcoin. |
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I think when Warren Buffet says he loves bitcoins then I can say that we have definitely made it.
Ehh — while he's a good addition, we certainly don't need him. Eventually he will miss out on too much money by not investing in certain crypto sectors.
It's not his job to speculate on technologies. His investment style is investing in cashflow-producing businesses — you know, the more boring kind of businesses and companies. And it worked really well for him historically. |
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Halving = the more 'formal' term
Halvening = the memefied version
That's pretty much it. Obviously I prefer the latter because of the internet's meme-ish culture.
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Other non-custodial wallets exist. I don't use Bitcoin Core as my 'main' wallet simply because of the bad UX. Take note that some non-custodial wallets allows connecting to your Bitcoin Core full node.
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How do you manage to do it minus Tradingview?
I don't use TradingView either, though I'm not a daytrader so there's that. As for Twitter, I must say it's full of shills and wannabe crypto millionaire lately. They can do anything to get followers and people sign up through their referral links. It's a mess out there.
Yea — 95% of crypto Twitter are paid shills and pump and dumpers. You just need to find the needle in the haystack. |
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The first hack was a mass user-side attack, not an exchange cold/hot wallet hack. The second hack was concerning the BNB/BSC chain, not the Binance exchange. Not saying that you should leave your funds on Binance(because you shouldn't unless you're trading), but better keep the info accurate. |
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Although, the peer to peer exchange falls under the categories of decentralized exchanges, it is still treated separately.
They really don't? Maybe Bisq to a certain extent — but the others? Not really. Every other P2P exchange like HodlHodl is controlled by a centralized entity. Gotta make sure your info is as accurate as possible before trying to teach, mate. Best of luck. |
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Kung ayaw mong ma-lock ang GCash or Coins.ph account mo, it's not worth risking. Kahit kung hindi man sila strikto ngayon(doubt na hindi strikto ang Coins.ph) hindi malabong maging strikto sila sa future. Balak ko sana magrekta nalang ng funds instead na ipasok ko pa sa Binance para mag p2p dahil sobrang nahahassle nako sa P2P dahil pangalawang beses ko ng naghintay ng matagal dahil sa mga scammer.
Piliin mo ung mga buyer/seller na mataas at maganda ung feedback. Been using Binance P2P ever since, never akong nagka-problema. |
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I know that they're saying stuff like this because they have a financial incentive to do so, but also remember that people can change their minds. Back then in 2013-2015 I also thought that bitcoin was bound to fail; obviously, I already changed my mind.
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