I smell of a burnt ass! Hey, is that you?
Are you butthurt due to losing on the opportunity to buy it for 1k SATs (its ATL) or did you already lose something big by margin trading this coin or leverage trading it at higher leverage? It's really your problem, so stop making baseless accusations for the coin you don't even know F about. Do you think people like us who believe in this project are jerks? What's your base to say that this coin is useless and valueless?

Coinbase won't list WBTC, so false hopes there as they have not even fulfilled some promises in the past by announcing a partnership but not adding that coin/token to their platform due to certain reasons.

@OP, isn't it fine if you ask them to keep some percentage (like 5 or 10), I mean they're literally terrible and won't really help unless bribed (if bribing them works out). I'm sorry if anyone gets offended by my suggestion but I thought that getting a hefty amount back is not so easy there and so, something is better than nothing and to get that something back, we should do something. I know coinbase is not a cheap firm there, but if they don't co-operate the way we expect, then this is probably the last option.

BNB is looking an exciting coin to chime in these days as not only is Binance allowing its users to make money through staking BNB for other coins, but they are also going to release BSC (Binance smart chain) which will give users a great opportunity in order to buy and stake BNB for some fee collection with equal chances of being able to find a block.

I believe that if a decision has been made in his mind (or in other words, Trump has already made up his mind), there's nothing that could stop him from doing that or maybe he's just keeping it on his tongue to fear their people over there in order to stop BTC from rising? Anything could be the reason but why is he speaking against BTC suddenly? Just think. They can't impose restrictions which is why they are planning to remove the crypto economy itself out of the country. And billions? Who, Trump invested them? No, right? He doesn't give a damn about those billions considering he doesn't even give a fcuk on how their economy is getting drained down under the effect of the rise of their national debt they are facing.

Prohibition? Is it really possible in the case of Bitcoins?
You know we've got VPNs, free emulators, privacy maintaining softwares and whatnot. And one more thing, Bitcoin ain't no tobacco man, so that they would just put a ban on it because it certainly is out of their reach. And even if they do, people know how to bypass various blocks in order to work with BTC the way they used to be (take an example, porn sites were banned here in India but did we stop watching porn?)

P.S.: For those who think BTC can help grow any country's economy, please think again and my two cents for you. Literally? You think BTC is too big atm? I believe that BTC can change some people's lives (which means a part of the whole country may be benefitted) but the country itself can't rely on BTC solely for its economic growth.

Utter nonsense from OP, seriously. How can they make us believe that something that's written before them, was stolen from them when they plagiarized and are now defending themselves like they're as innocent as a 5 yo kid! I feel pity for OP who don't even have the courage to write their own intro their way. This shows that the content writing niche has become too much competitive that people just want to fetch some money out of it without having to the courage work at any cost.

What will happen when the network rate congests too badly though? I mean, I even sent a transaction with a fee of over 120 sats/vbyte but it got confirmed after 14 hours of long wait. Isn't that something weird? I mean, how can miners just relay high-fee blocks only and leave the lower ones and clog the network intentionally? Is it because the price spike of BTC? But that should rather trigger the fee to go down, no?

Why is there even some need felt by these Turkish users to show up with themselves being called as Turkish rather than Bitcoin enthusiasts? What makes them so different while being Turkish? Do they know much better about anything in this world rather than others who are called the experts of this forum? Is this jealousy just because their local (language) board is not being given any existence nor importance in any major signature campaigns?

When you're talking about listening to someone and then bet on something (here - horse racing specifically), let me ask you this - where did that knowledge come from - to the one who is tipping you? Even a tipster is the one who is aware of the probability and chances, as well as studied the horse as well as old game results are also checked with the horse power being a major factor to measure how long and quick will the horse run. But horse racing is riskier compared to sportsbetting and needs pure luck in order for you to win if you've gone for the 1st horse, and you can try to place yourself a bit easily if you're getting a line of 1-3 ranks.

Don't fall in love with ETH just yet as history has witnessed that whenever BTC gained too much in terms of % or remained stable for longer, ETH always lost its value during those times. I believe it's already higher and should now settle down and remain close to ~$250 and should be held at this level till this year's end.

I'm sorry for your loss but that's all I can say here in your case as such matches can't even get probably verified which is why I never bet on such lines. It's not easy to gather the results of these matches as even a last second goal can change the whole result and you won't even know it till the game ends completely.

DeFi projects are literally a hit this year and will probably be the next level alts which can't be beaten by some shit alts anymore. Yearn finance was (and it still is) the most successful DeFi project that brought in about 2000x returns in no time to its investors and earners. I am willing to learn more about the upcoming projects that come under this niche - DeFi and will DeFinitely invest some small amounts in order to gain something huge (as I may become lucky some day :p)

In very simple words, mixers are made for the purpose of hiding your BTC and sending you different BTC from different addresses to your desired address(es). If you send some coins to a mixer, it will keep them there for a while but immediately create you some tokens (not altcoins but kinda vouchers) which you can either give to the person you want them to redeem, or you can redeem them yourself on your desired address. These transactions will come from the reserves of the mixer so not to let anyone trace your old and new transactions. So, it is possible for you to anonymise your coins up to a level where they can't be traced at all.

Staking depends upon the project as well as what % are they offering. If you know well about the project, chances are that you won't get scammed for sure. But the % in staking could make you feel a bit low as it could be less and the risk of price drops of the token are always there (during the time you stake). Same applies to masternodes, if you know the project, then adding a masternode can give you pleasant returns on your invested coins. Lending is more riskier than these two, but the fact is, lending fetches you more profits (income) through interest if you are a good lender but there always can't be a good borrower and you may suffer some loss when anyone defaults. So, it's your decision to choose which way to go.

This happens a lot of times that whenever you try to place a bet, it does not get confirmed immediately and takes a few extra moments till when the game usually gets a goal (if we assume that these are pre-recorded games which can't really assure that the wins are possible as if that's the case, the bookie already knows the outcome as well as the exact time of goals, offsides, corners, etc. So, no chance for you to beat them as they'll definitely stop you the moment when they know that the time has come and a goal is going to be made).

An exit-scam maybe?
I don't really want Sportsbet ending it all this way because too many hearts (including mine) will be broken if this happens. I don't know why there are no clarifications even in the previous threads made by other users, makes me worried. I don't have anything on sportsbet ATM but these things have created a scary situation where the most trusted casino is behaving shady.

You took my words wrong way, brother.
What you said is what I meant, please re-read what I said. I said that if KYC documents have been provided, then what's the need at the casino's end to harass their customer by coming up with all such shit like multi-accounts, no proofs, nothing and just giving back their deposits without giving them their winnings? It feels like begging for our own money. Isn't that harassment?

At least not from the gambling website's end, because if KYC documents have been provided, they need not to harass their customers like this. I'm personally a fan (yes I'm still am) of sportsbet.io but the number of complains being raised on a daily basis have rung alarms in my heart for them.


That's absolutely true that KYC can be asked from any entity when and whether they see it to be fit. But even after going through Veriff, an automated verifying service, what makes them not to give the result in OP's favor?  

And for the multi-accounting part, I have got a question here.
Let's take an example of a soccer game, and I have only one account. The odds are -
Team A - 2.xx
Draw - 4.xx
Team B - 2.xx

Now, if I'm so sure that my team (Team A) will win for sure, I'll place a bet on them immediately at 2+ odds. Now, if I believe that the game could change any moment and Team B may take over the match, I'll place a bet on Team B even when their odds are higher than 3 (loss-cutting strategy - hedging). Either team wins, I'll definitely gain something and if draw takes place, that's where I lose everything. So, what's the need of multi-accounting here? To place a bet on draw? 

I have played Piggy Riches Megaways a month ago and had a great experience. Got a 30x shot through some scatters as it got me some free spins. But can't forget to mention that it took me more than 50 spins with the same minimum bet and I just won nearly half of the bet amount in just 8-10 bets, which ended me up in some loss but not too much. I believe the 777 (3 reel) slots are much better as the game usually stops immediately when tapped upon, compared to which this Piggy Riches game was slow when tried to stop to get instant results.

I believed that Sportsbet had been a great gambling site (even without KYC as I used to redeem bigger amount like $200 but they never asked). Ahem, anyways, was the name on the card the same as you mentioned in your KYC? I mean, any different name on the card or someone else's card? Maybe the "multi-accounting issue" is due to IP restrictions? Like actmyname stated, I'm myself confused that if you've committed something like "multi-accounting", why the hell did they allow you to register on their site at the first place? Why did they let you deposit when they knew it's another account of yours? Or was it due to your insane win? I've only had one problem when it comes to sportsbet.io, and i.e.; they used to stop me from placing more bets ranging between a few minutes to a few hours whenever I won on some unbelievable odds like 5x, 8x and sometimes even 11x.