May nakakaalam ba sa inyo dito mga kabayan? Nakita ko kasi siya nung nagbukas ako ng OpenSea ko at naalala ko na hindi naman ako nabigyan nun or bumili nung early days ng Pudgy Penguin kaya nagulat ako na meron ako tapos nagkakahalaga siya ng 700 USD, nakita ko din sa Reddit nung naghanap ako ay may nakapagsabi na isa itong phishing attempt para manakaw daw yung Pudgy Penguin mo, eh wala naman ako nun eh, Rod lang so ewan ko kung ano ba yun. Sinubukan ko siya iList tapos nilipat yung network ko sa Arbitrum Nova sa MetaMask at buti nalang ay hindi ako nagtuloy magbenta kasi need ng fee. Sana may makatulong tungkol dito.

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*Mamaya ko na or baka next time ko nalang isunod yung image, sobrang bagal ng Internet ko ngayon.

**Update ko lang, nabenta ko na yung Pudgy Rod ko tapos nilipat ko na din yung ETH sa ibang wallet ko in case nadale yung MetaMask wallet kasi sinubukan ko ibenta pero buti nalang wala ako ETH that time para maconfirm yung listing ng ticket sa OpenSea. Lock ko na 'to guys, salamat sa responses.

Now this is just depressing, I don't care what the argument that Israel has on attacking Palestine, they need to be eradicated once and for all, maybe find a new holy land and steal from another country like a parasite. Israel is doing what their oppressors back in WW2 have done to their people and they're not that broken up about what they're doing, now they're fabricating stories to support this unholy crusade that they're doing against Palestine. It's such a sad thing that this is their price for having to defend their so called "country", if they weren't the inventor of UZI and efficient spy network, they would've been gone a long time ago.

The problem with this investment is that it's such a low amount that it's a hard time for OP to hodl it for a long time because there's always that possibility that there's no follow up investment to this and that OP is going will be discouraged at how small the amount in bitcoin it is, maybe if this is a consistent $50 bitcoin investment I would say that it could work fine but if it's not then OP would need to wait for a really long time for the profit of this $50 bitcoin grow into something profitable.

Be careful about this adage though as it's not the truth most of the time because scammers use this to entice you into investing in their investment scheme that only aims to get your money and leave you hanging in the air. Although this is a good thing to keep in mind, you have to be smart about what you're risking for because not everything investment or in life is worth risking over just because there's a reward that's waiting for you.

I say that the devs fix this vulnerability so the people won't needlessly suffer from high tx fees caused by ordinals. Besides hoping for the fix in the vulnerability, I do hope too that the miners wouldn't mind having this vulnerability fixed, they've got it going while it's still good so why prolong it and just have them all the benefits of bitcoin right?

I don't get the point of doing inscriptions in bitcoin so I agree that it's not something that we should tolerate, maybe it was a fun time when they inscribed the whitepaper but now, I feel like it's being overused and the people that are doing transactions daily are the ones that are shouldering the burden. I hope that the developers and the miners will find some way to meet halfway and at the same time, make bitcoin have a legitimate reason why the tx fees are so expensive.

Totally, that's should be the point of all of this stuff, there's a reason why bitcoin's got a public ledger so why hide something when a lot of people can benefit from not hiding and as you've said already, scammers are taking advantage of these features that many crypto offers, there's not a lot of people that I know that are happy or hyped up about the privacy that crypto wallets or mixers offers and I do agree with that statement, if you have nothing to hide then why be scared? No one can tamper a transaction that's already been done already and I think that if mixers and wallets that hide transactions cooperate with stuff involving money laundering and criminal activities, they might be able to keep their businesses but at the core of it all, it breaks the principle of privacy so a lot of people are still divided about this to this day. Sometimes the good of the many is what matters and in the case of this one, the people that will benefit from transparency is larger than those that won't benefit.

Probably what @AVE5 meant is that when we get paid in bitcoin, the price of bitcoin goes up in value the next day so technically you're making more money but the opposite can be true too, you can get paid less all of a sudden when the price goes down.

You can never say that because people that have tried alcohol, cigarettes and drugs said that same thing too and now they're a part of their habit and they can't shake it off and whenever they're not doing it, the addicted ones are itching to get them again and again until they don't have the money anymore. Don't blame them for being addicted though, it's not like they really have control over their addiction, if they did then they would've stopped a long time ago, by disliking or being distant to them will only lead to nothing but continuous usage and the proliferation of addiction, in a way it's the responsibility of other to at least give the helping whenever someone asks for it.

Close to 3 years but I would say that it's just around 3 months if we're talking only about the days that I've done sports betting, that's around the total or maybe even less.
I only do online sports betting so most of the time the worst experience that I've got is probably just the favorite team to win got wrecked by the underdog, not the comeback kind of loss but total defeat with a 2 digit lead or something.
Probably betting on the least favored team with the highest odds. Multiplied my money more than I've expected.
Just take it easy and don't try to overdo your betting, set aside a fund and never go over the funds that you've set for your gambling/betting habit. Most of all, just enjoy the experience and the thrill of betting for your favorite team.

That's because they think that there's a way to argue that gambling is a big positive to society so they try to find even the smallest benefit and exaggerate the hell out of that benefit to make it think that gambling has a big impact to the society. Another reason for the restriction of their citizens from playing is so that these citizens don't play in casinos but in state sponsored if not owned lottery that's sure to generate them more profit. The only thing that I can think that gambling has ever benefited society is it's contribution to taxes but that can be avoidable for gambling business most of the time as they're likely to find ways to keep all the profit and pay less taxes.
There are advantages to gambling, it just so happens that it's not really a big benefit to the whole human experience and human condition, it's just an entertainment thing you know, like television and cigarettes, vices at best and addiction at worst. I don't know why people still discuss and justify the benefits of gambling as if the impact that it contributes drives innovation to the humanity as a whole.

Intervention from your loved ones is probably the most low cost that I can think of in terms of a solution to gambling, it's free and the people that are trying to help you will do it for free, they might even sponsor your therapy in the case that you're so addicted in gambling. Intervention from your family is also a big help because that can also make you feel that you're not alone in your battle against addiction and that they still believe in you that you will be able to recover from your addiction.
I'm trying to not laugh about this solution because I don't really know if it's effective but this is by far the funniest and creative solution that I've read when it comes to solving someone's gambling addiction although in the long-term, I do feel like this isn't the most optimal solution to help someone that's addicted because they're still gambling and compare that to when they gamble with real money, they now have a sort of unlimited one and they will never stop gambling.

Regret's the one thing that I don't want to feel when I do things and I try my best to be smart on choosing what I want to do so I'm rarely ever regretting the stuff that I've done in my life and suffice to say, I don't think I'll ever regret gambling or knowing about it, I had fun with gambling and the only thing that I've lost in all that activity is my money and money can always be earned so I really don't care too much on what happens to that money and the happy thing about gambling is that I didn't get addicted and I found friends that otherwise wouldn't be known to me if I didn't gamble so yeah, no regrets is probably the best thing to be when you want to live your life to the fullest.

That too, sincere help is better than a forced one because you know that the person cares about you. Open mindedness is a mindset that needs to be learned early on in life because being open minded is difficult when you're an adult with an established belief. The victim blaming part is a difficult one because when you listen to the argument of these people that do this, they always sound so logical and reasonable but the problem is that victim blaming invalidates their horrific experience into a lesson that will soon be forgotten after listening to it, I hope that more and more people learn not to do that kind of thing against people that are a victim of addiction and many other horrifying experiences out there. Good for your friend to be able to stop gambling and live a life free of that vice.

Shouldn't it be the casino's responsibility to inform their players that there's a changing in the terms and conditions? That's downward unethical to just do that unless they've stated that they can change without a notice but then, that's still an unethical thing to do because you're basically cheating your customers and breaking their trust. For me, I really like when they're just upfront when it comes to KYC, there's nothing wrong with that so why hide that and do a weird turnaround when they're withdrawing? And then some of these casinos are even crazier because when you finally comply with that underhanded KYC, they would subject you to the waiting game.

I guess it's that time for them to learn something new then, sure it's unnecessary if they have a decent self-control but the point is that at the very least they've got an option on how they should do things and you can't really say it's a great option and then the next thing you say that it's unnecessary, that's contradictory.

There are some stuff that can easily bypass through a phone's security and even on the app store that are supposedly safe for you to download on stuff, you can see some apps that can bypass through that are Trojan. You also can never be sure of official sites because there are scammers that imitates the official website and pays top dollar to get on top of the search engine results which buries the official site on 3rd or 4th place in the results. The best thing to do is to double or triple check so you are sure that something isn't fishy.
Nope, reformat is the best thing to do if there's a potential that you've downloaded a virus together with an app, that's the only way to remove the virus and be sure that reuse of the computer is clean slate. Virus don't go away just because you've deleted the file that it came with because some of them install themselves somewhere that's different from the destination of the file that they've been with.

Have you checked on any of your recent programs that you've downloaded? There's a possibility that the reason why the Windows Defender didn't detect this is probably because it's a Trojan and an advance one at that as Windows Defender is already a good antivirus program so you can probably check on the previous downloads that you've done. Is this virus only a thing for computers? Or is it on mobile too? It's a scary thing for me because I'm not really checking too much on which address I would send my bitcoin so I'm a likely victim to this, good thing I don't do a lot of transactions.

You can click on the HELP and learn the basics of navigating the forum, always ask the questions no matter how dumb do you think they are to you, just ask and never hesitate to ask. You don't need to worry too much about the forum and at the same time, you just have to be an active participant in the forum and if you have a marketable skill that you can do online with a computer or a mobile phone, you can check out the Services board to see if you can find a job there.

That's a decent thesis to follow, a lot of people have regretted not getting into bitcoin and they're not really that into missing out again if they can help it, plus it's the easiest thesis to follow when it comes to bitcoin investing, all you need is patience to wait for your bitcoin price to come and then buy again when the price starts going down and setting another goal.
Totally agree, not knowing where you stand in something will ultimately be your downfall and in the case of bitcoin investment, neutral or indecisive stance will lead to losses and discouragement from investing in something ever again. If you don't like complications, just follow the first investing thesis since you don't have to work too much in terms of analysis there but do what works best for you.