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1341  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Age restriction in gambling on: April 19, 2020, 09:58:28 AM
I wonder what would be a 5 year old kid bet, 3 candies and a lollypop?  Cheesy

You can start gambling when you are ready to realise what and how much you can lose. Some people understand that at the age of 5, someone dont understand that at the age of 55. There should be no age restriction, but person should understand all the consequences.

That is the minimum age limit, it does not mean that a 5 year old will go ahead and gamble for candy.

Still I am not sure why did they decide to set the minimum age limit as 5. I mean what was the government thinking when they were deciding the age limit?

yep, that is my point, it is better without any regulation then to have regulation like this one, why did they do it, because they had 3 year old gambling and wanted to forbid that kid from gambling, and then put restriction on age 5, so that kid should wait two years and then gamble, i mean that is really something from the government

Are you really making a statement about this? A 5 year old boy is not suitable for gambling, but is 6 years old suitable? Really?

I think there must be an age restriction and this should not be less than 15. Take a look at the children around you. Evaluate how old (approximate) individuals who can make really healthy decisions. Not every 15-year-old child may be of the same maturity, but we have to find an average age. And this age should not be 5!
1342  Economy / Gambling / Re: BadCoGaming.com - Read our Review and Get a 1000$ Bonus on Betonline (BTC) on: April 18, 2020, 09:22:26 PM
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Really? Have you ever visit your website? It looks created in 1990!
The interface of the website looks very inexpensive and outdated. It sounds like you could really do better. Don't be angry with me, I just think you really need to do better.
1343  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin halving 2020 is almost here, are you ready? on: April 18, 2020, 04:30:37 PM
I think the most striking data here is that the Bitcoin price saw ATH 2 years after the 2nd halving took place. I don't know if we can see an ATH after the third halving in 2020. However, it may be necessary to consider this as an average of 2 years. During this period, it is useful to be prepared for some price fluctuations.

PLUS: After 2 halving events to date, the price never came below that date. If this will be valid in 3rd halving, the price during halving may be our new bottom point.
1344  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Crypto Holders, Beware the Covid-19 Scammers on: April 18, 2020, 04:25:15 PM
There's no denying that this is a wild time that we are currently living in, and during wild times like these people tend to get desperate. Unfortunately desperate people combined with panic create the perfect conditions for scammers. The FBI has officially warned traders that there will be a rise in “cryptocurrency-related fraud schemes”.

Here is why using caution is best practice for crypto holders amid Covid-19 scams: https://coins.newbium.com/post/30356-crypto-holders-beware-the-covid-19-scammers


Scammers are everywhere. And at every opportunity, they reappear to get people's money. Therefore, each of us should be very careful and always have to think twice before making a move. It is always necessary to be more careful about money issues.
1345  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why we are not having more sites like freebitco.in[unique cases of freebitco.in] on: April 18, 2020, 03:06:15 PM
The faucet things closed a long time ago. I think the last example of the freebitco.in genre is now. I think it might be a bit dependent on his gambling activities. But I am glad that they are online, frankly.
1346  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Crypto Online Gambling Charity Fundraiser for Covid-19 Donation on: April 18, 2020, 03:04:25 PM
Disclaimer: I am not promoting them, I just want to discuss those gambling platforms who are willing to help those people who are the victim of COVID-19.

It is not important thing right now if you are promoting their products. It is important because they are helping for all human being right now.
And we all need these helps a lot. Actually I've stopped visiting for a while but I will play in there again. I appreciate their help. Hope it will go on for a while.
1347  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Isn't this the best time for Bitcoin? on: April 18, 2020, 08:38:12 AM
Sadly, the world is in a state of islolation, probably the first time ever?


Definitely, first time ever for globally with this measure. Almost all northern countries staying at home right now.

But my real question is isn't this best time for Bitcoin? Medical researchers have proved that it's dangerous to use cash and ATMs during this period. Sooo what other ways can we look to make our daily transactions easier and safer? BitcoinBTC!! It's as easy as checking something on the internet, no contact with sellers and the spread of the virus can be reduced.

Stay safe, Stay home
Thank you.


I'm sorry but I partially agree with you on this. I agree it would be nice to be able to pay with Bitcoin now and it would be a healthier form of payment. But Bitcoin is not yet able to handle the burden that will occur when the whole world wants to implement it. So if the whole world started to pay with BTC at the same time, how long would it take to confirm the transactions?
I'm not sure even Ethereum, which has a relatively better approval period, can handle this load. Even if other cryptocurrencies can do it in speed, I do not include it in the subject as its competencies can be questioned.
1348  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Leading industries in bitcoin turnover on: April 14, 2020, 04:53:59 PM
Hey bitcointalk society!
Last time I  wondered, what industries really had profit from bitcoin payments. Unfortunatelly, I didn't find a quality research about it.
But based on logic I can suggest that these are the industries where clients would like to keep their anonymity + the industries with a big turnover. Examples:
Banking & Finance, Gaming, Travel,Digital goods, Adult industry.
What do you think? Would it be interesting for you such type of research with the true figures?


There is no data anywhere in the world that can provide reliable data on this subject yet. Therefore, it is not possible to find a clear answer to both the question you asked before and this question.

No country has yet officially accepted the existence of Bitcoin. Yes, there are some applications, tax payments and court orders. However, none of them are subject to a legal regulation. So we need this first to get data. However, even if this is happening, you may not get clear data. Because Bitcoin payments are anonymous. For this reason, it may not be possible to get information about why the payments are made and to whom.
1349  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: New Hardware Wallet on: April 13, 2020, 08:05:44 PM

Just the name is enough for me to choose not to use this wallet. Moreover, this promotion title is another disaster.

Here is the reason why we chose this name:-

The image of a fearless and strong Viking, guarding the gates of Valhalla was the idea behind this concept. At first, we changed the spelling to ‘W’ and now WALA stands for Wallets and HALA stands for the Hall so, it is the most secure hardware wallet hall connected directly to the Live Exchange. Nothing in life is fun, without a little fantasy behind! WALAHALA is our utopia!

I'm sure the vast majority in the forum know what Valhalla is. And yes, we are smart enough to understand the irony here. But of course this was not what I wanted to say. I'm not sure it's a good project or company name. I think a name used in this way cannot be a big and prestigious brand name. I think you should first review the name issue. Also, the most important element of wallets is security. I think you need to be informed about this issue.
1350  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What is the difference between Online and Physical casinos? on: April 13, 2020, 07:57:23 PM
This question pop out on my mind after I watch a video of Poker tournament on a physical casino, I guess playing physically really have some difference, we can consider the pressure from the crowd and of course, your opponent himself. There are so many factors to consider while playing online you can relax and think carefully. That Video I watch, the opponent is being bluffed by going all-in with 0 to 100 odds in favor of his opponent but his opponent fold because of the pressure. I am not playing on physical casinos, I want to know what is your experiences about this guys, not only poker but including other games?

Physical casinos may not be practical. You may not be able to reach all the time. I think this is the most important difference here. Online casinos are always with you with an internet connection 24/7.
Online casinos are always practical. If you want, you can reach online casinos even while walking on the road.

Of course, there is also the issue of security. Generally, physical casinos are reliable because they are legally regulated. But there are a lot of scam platforms about online casino. For this reason, we should definitely investigate before getting involved.
1351  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Type of wallets and questions on: April 13, 2020, 01:16:36 PM
If you ask this topic here, I am sure that there will be more detailed responders: Wallet Software

Still, we can say that most secure way of keepin cryptocurrencies is using hardware wallets. Ledger and Trezor good choices.
1352  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: New Hardware Wallet on: April 13, 2020, 12:43:23 PM

Just the name is enough for me to choose not to use this wallet. Moreover, this promotion title is another disaster.
1353  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: P2P online games with BTC on: April 12, 2020, 07:11:45 PM
Many gambling platforms also offer options in this area. Many topics have been created in the forum about such websites. I think you can give more specific information about what kind of game you are looking for.
1354  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Antonopoulos answers the question about the impact of halving on: April 12, 2020, 01:15:22 PM
I don't think we have enough data about halving. I don't think those for other coins are valid for BTC. For Bitcoin, we have seen only 2 halving so far. And in both of them there was a positive divergence between halving and price.

Therefore, it may be necessary to re-analyze the others before guessing what will happen for the 3rd time. It is not easy to predict what miners will do, but I think Bitcoin mining will always continue. Because even if the number of miners decreases, the difficulty level will decrease every 14 days and the income of the remaining miners will increase.
Nevertheless, the previous halvings showed that as Bitcoin's release rate decreased, this had a positive effect on the BTC price. What will happen this time? I think we will see its effects within a year.
1355  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blockchain can help fighting corona on: April 12, 2020, 12:48:07 PM
Blockchain can help to fight the coronavirus by using this to make faster connection into the transactions made by different users also it is better if they are trying to do some projects related on this because they can now make a lot of help to the people struggling to find some foods, mask and other stuff they need to survive this kind of pandemic outbreak also be conscious and aware to the projects because not all the time those are legit one because today the scammers and hackers now use and grab this opportunity to take advantage to the people because they know it is the easiest thing to make more earnings.

Come on guys, we have already fastest connections with some non blockchain platforms. There is no relation with connection or communication with corona virus recovery.
Corona virus has not recovery solutions yet. Scientist is looking for a way but there is not!
And I am sure if anyone find any solution, we all will be reach all information quickly.

So there is no blockchain need here now. Just need a cure.
1356  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blockchain can help fighting corona on: April 12, 2020, 11:28:47 AM
Sorry, but we've seen a lot of blockchain projects trying to be developed about food chains. But even in a normal period, we saw that they were not successful and could not progress.

In fact, it's not just about food chains. Blockchain is a great technological development, everyone agrees. But I am not sure how accurate it is to apply to Blockchain to solve all the problems in the world. In other words, Blockchain can not cure all of our problems. Instead, it may be time to use blockchain in the right place and look for more rational solutions in other areas.
1357  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why reward halving instead of doubling? on: April 12, 2020, 10:01:10 AM
Do you think Satoshi looks like someone who will think of what everyone thinks? The general opinion might have been the way you said it. But he has already chosen the best way for Bitcoin to reach its true potential. He has also made the right choice, as far as we have seen so far.
1358  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Black List Gambling platform. on: April 11, 2020, 02:40:11 PM
I would like to apologize for not having a full concrete source, now I immediately compiling the supporting details and organize all of the information I gather and update the thread.

That would be much appropriate. Because in this way there was no real accusations about them. And it wouldn't be good for anyone. Because not everyone has to be of the same opinion. There may be people who use some of the platforms written here and have not had any problems to date.
1359  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Waltonchain Completes Token Swap on Binance, thoughts? on: April 11, 2020, 11:50:38 AM
Waltonchain Completes Token Swap on Binance, what do you think about this for both Binance and Waltonchain? If you want, you can read the article i found the information by clicking below.

https://beincrypto.com/waltonchain-completes-token-swap-on-binance/

When I think of Waltonchain, I don't think of anything other than the scandal that happened 2 years ago. I have never followed and bought it ever since. I'm not sure if it makes sense to do Mainnet.
1360  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Coming new Central Bank Digital Currency on: April 11, 2020, 11:19:40 AM
Every day a new and different token is on the market. I don't think it's useful to open a topic this way. There is no information. There is no benefit. It makes no sense.

Instead, a topic can be created that summarizes the topic and gives an idea of its content. Or you can wait for the right time and create a nice topic later as ANN. In the right place. (Announcements (Altcoins))
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