Since @BitMaxz gave you some pointers about the blockchain, then I will just give you the programming languages that some of the famous cryptocurrency used to make them. Solidity is the primary language and SWIFT was used for proof of concept for Ethereum, C++ was used for Bitcoin and C++, Java, C#, JavaScript, Go, Python, Ruby, and Solidity are some of the famous languages used in Blockchain.

You can practice having a poker face and make your strategy of playing mixed so as to make people think that you are playing randomly and always giveaway a red herring that the other players will notice but not in an overt manner like simple chin rub. Also the word is unpredictable, impredictable shows red lines when I type it in the post so it is not a real word.

Maybe a Doge, Ripple and Litecoin will do the job, I don't gamble so I don't know which one is good and the coins that I suggested are some of the coins that I have heard in the forum used by some gamblers but I don't think that any coins with high transaction fee like Bitcoin or Ethereum is a good coin for gambling, not to mention that their prices are high.

I have to say that you won't get that deposited funds anytime soon, 1xbit is a proven scamming website so no matter how persistent you are in this forum and not pursuing legal actions I think that you won't be getting those money that they have stolen from you. I hope that they won't come back in this forum but considering they are attracting non-forum users, I think that they are still going strong.

DDoSing sucks man, I highly discourage doing that even if for the greater good. I think that it is the customers right to complain, I mean wouldn't you complain if their services are bad? I haven't heard of this website but that amount of bitcoin is no joke, I think that pursuing a legal action and taking the slow-burn approach is the best thing to do because they will spend their resources just to accommodate your legal action which is definitely going to make them cave in.
You can still pursue legal actions even if their closing shop right?

I can't fathom the idea of earning interest when you put an infinite amount of money hahaha, they don't know what amount is maximum for them to scam so they have to aim for the infinity. The registration is a pretty tricky one though because they can refute the evidences and stuff like they put their company in a building and say that they are renting an office space. Anyway, nice catch OP.

Discord is growing in users and many people can connect with each other, I think that this is not a random approach, maybe the scammer did some social engineering. If you are smart about it, you can ask them the questions that are going to make them tense because someone is seeing behind their façade. Maybe the reason that they are lazy is because they are trying to find new ways to scam people.

Most of the time it is a scam, I mean who on their right mind would want to make money with other people, humans are selfish by nature so the only reason that a stranger or an acquaintance will approach you saying to make money is when they know that they are going to get something big out of it. The problem with people falling for this scam is that they are afraid to be rude so they don't ask the right questions that will make the scammers sweat.

Yeah, I forgot about the part where you need a decent following for the account. Bounty managers should be more competent considering that this person is able to make a decent money out of multiple bounties and the accounts were able to operate despite blatant cheating.

You can't really stop people from digging though, the experiences that we shared with strangers online is very addicting so when a person that we once shared was suddenly gone, I think that we should just let it be because if we were careful about our tracks online, I think that no matter how much many people search they will never find anything.

That depends, as trite as it is, it is the truth. Quitting your job to pursue trading depends on your performance in trading, if you are doing really good and you feel that you can do better if you focus on it then quitting is an acceptable thing to do but if you were a newbie trader that just jumped right in the market to trade and you don't know what to do, quitting your day job is the most dumb decision you can do because it can help as @monineklutak stream of income, not to mention that your day job can help you grow your capital and have a steady fund for your trading.

Selling chunks is not an exit strategy, as you are still hodling bitcoin. My exit strategy involves accumulating a lot of bitcoin and selling it when the prices are so high that quitting is an alright thing to do and then investing the money on other things that makes a passive income stream like Index Funds, ETF, Mutuals, Stocks or a business. Exiting is a difficult thing to do because we don't know when will the bull run stop, exiting at the right time is astronomically difficult.

This is how the whales make money, with them dumping their coins and knowing the direction, they can trade based on that and make more money besides the coins that they have sold to flood the market, in cases like this, you have to think like a whale and do the opposite of what the other is currently doing because that was what the whale intended, for many people to lose and for the few whales to win.

But will these be enough to defeat the statistics considering that the people entering crypto trading is steadily increasing and we all know that majority of this are total newbies that is definitely going to lose a lot of money trading, I think that in a way, stock trading and crypto trading have some similarities that isn't easy to pinpoint but really are uncanny when spotted. Hopefully we can defeat the statistics that there are more losers than winners in crypto trading.

That could be a possibility but I think that South Korea is not the biggest adopter of cryptocurrency in East Asia, maybe Japan could be one but if we were to add Southeast Asia, Singapore topples everyone. As the cost of living in South Korean cities go up, I think that cryptocurrency adoption rates is going to increasing even further, AFAIK average living in Seoul is so expensive than those in the countryside.

I agree, why fix it if it ain't broke right? I mean by the time that you have a family and you might not be dealing with bitcoin or if you still are, it will be lessened hopefully to spend more time with the family. It's not just safer but also you can do a lot more things with it, like testing who really is the person that cares for you when you are older, there are Reddit stories about this inheritance things were the greedy will not be able to take anything.

You can check out the Service board for a Campaign managers, their portfolios are posted in there so you can see who you think is the best for your campaign. The reason for the level is that lower levels can't wear an avatar and an aesthetically pleasing signature so most campaigns look for the higher ranks because they can display better signatures and avatars but that depends what the campaign manager wants. Here are some links of campaign manager's portfolio to help you check it out.

Brainboss
Hhampuz
LoyceV
Vispilio
SFR10

There are algorithm that is similar to this that is used in the stock market, scouring the Internet with keywords that is interpreted as to whether it could be good or bad for the stock but this one is automated and doesn't need human intervention, they automatically buy and sell stock depending on the scoured information. That was my question too, I mean signal providers is a pretty scary waters to wade when you are trading because most of them are just a cash grab, maybe if there are people that will testify to the effectiveness of this AI within a long time period, I think that it will be enough evidence.

I don't get the part where you highlight the title, I mean yes they do have a plagiarized content but what is the problem with their logo? Considering the pie chart, I would guess that those that are not in the red are a change in the brand of the scam and the name of the "founders".

They really are, but we have to keep in mind that greed stems from the lack of information and experience from scams. You will be able to spot Ponzi schemes if you just ask the right question and you think that they can't answer it then the chances are high that they are a scam.