Well it all depends if there's written rules regarding bug winning but I think majority of gambling site doesn't have any despute rules for bug winners so they should be compensated with the winnings.

But this is a lot of discussion to be made since I believe they will insist especially if the winning amount is so huge.

Lol , this was exactly my feeling for several years ( and I was wrong btw) : this forum was my main and almost only source of cryptorelated info for many years .. since 2013 to 2017 ... then I started to meet crypotprojects ( mainly ICO during 2017 ico frenzy) who weren't advertised here and I was like "how the hell it is possible" lol

This forum still remains my first and main source of infos, the ones I consult more often..but along with many others nowadays.

Do you not know the heart of man is full of greed. The poor beg but not enough, many turned to scammers. Some rich people are full of greed, and do not think of second alternative than to betray their working partner. Although what is wrong is wrong, but the world is not balance. Religion help to an extent, because if not religion, people will be worse than this. The world is pleasurable for people that have enough to enjoy, and many saying 'the spirit is willing, but the flesh is week'.

I Think this is normal. When you are investing in something that you are not sure its potentials, you try to minimize your loss by not holding long and investing limited amount of money. We have seen in the past where someone ordered pizza with huge amount of bitcoin. It might not be because he has no fiat to buy the pizza. This was what happened in the past. As the potential continue to grow the rate at which people hodl will continue to also increase.

This is absolutely true. Those who are new to crypto doesn't understand anything with this technology rather than trading. They dont value once potential and probably be jumping into small profiting scheme.

The idea of everyone holding a full bitcoin is bullshit, there is a reason for Satoshi keeping a limit for the amount of coins in circulation and it means that you can have any sub division of a bitcoin. There are lot of lost coins and then there are a million coins supposedly owned by Satoshi which is not in circulation and the number of coins lost to scammers and some of them are still idle, bitcoin is the universal coin and you do not need a government to agree on anything, all you need to do is to start using it for global transaction.

Yeah, well they were smart and rich from the get-go and were always looking for the next big thing.  They had enough money to sink into bitcoin without worrying about whether they were overinvesting or if they'd need that money to pay the bills next month--which is a lot different from the average person out there in the world, especially back in the early days when the economy was in the shitter and unemployment was soaring.  I don't begrudge them their success at all, and I'm glad they're so into bitcoin, but they aren't exactly a rags-to-riches story.

But man, if I'd only known about bitcoin when it was created (and understood the nature of it; that took a while for me).  I might not be nearly as wealthy as a single Winklevoss twin, but I'd be rich enough to satisfy myself.  Ah well, it wasn't to be.  But I'd still love to try out Gemini, except I think they require a wire transfer of funds and that's a pain in the ass.  Not sure why they don't make it easier to fund a Gemini account.

I don't know which country you are living in, so I can't really comment on the other issue. But as far as the vaccine availability is concerned, only a handful of the countries have been able to secure enough volume of vaccines to inoculate a large part of the population. More than 95% of the countries have faced difficulty in sourcing the vaccines. Obviously the Chinese vaccines are available, but they are extremely ineffective, as seen from the case with Chile, Serbia and Hungary. 

Not worthless. For a country that has a good standing through their banks, they're not making their decision that are just worthless in their eyes. Maybe to our understanding they're worthless and it's inevitable to think that we're better than them if we comprehend what they do and what we think they're wrong in their own standards.

I think the infrastructure plan is good and needed. I don't think it has much to do with China, though. To combat China, the US must onshore production and jobs, and for that you need companies to want to do it, to be patriotic, a bit like Japanese companies are. And of course, you need consumers to want it too, and to buy stuff not made in China (not necessarily made in USA, mind you, but in let's say democratic countries).

Digital ruble,digital euro,digital yuan...
They will be created to serve for the same purposes-cashless society,less money laundering,more tax revenue,less anonymity,more transparency...This is financial totalitarianism.The governments will control our finances and take away our freedom and privacy.They will do this,while pretending to fight tax evasion and money laundering.Pretending that they will create a better financial infrastructure,that is more efficient and safe.This is all just lies and propaganda.
CBDC is still just a concept,but central banks are working hard to bring CBDCs into reality.

There is no point in blaming the government, because the vaccines are in short supply right now. A few countries such as US, UK and Israel have managed to vaccinate a large part of their population, but almost all the other countries have failed to secure enough doses for their population. Countries such as Serbia, Hungary and Chile went for the Chinese vaccines, but now it is clear that these vaccines were ineffective. But I will not blame the governments in these countries, because they didn't had any other choice.

I like real estate as an asset class, and I have a lot of REIT investments because of the tax advantages of owning them. That said, I can't think of a more morally objectionable real estate class than prison REITs.  Private prisons shouldn't even be a thing.  Data centers are a growing and much more palatable REIT investment in my book.