It looks like it was clearly a final move by him (when he asked for funds for his final wish in the way of a final exit scam) to leave us with a shock here. I mean, "what the fuck just happened" is what I thought when I saw his post here. Nobody would pray for another person's death and may only bless them to live a long and better life. But we all knew that he was just going to die as his brain's condition was not so good. Now, this surprising comment by him that he just used the funds to recover? How the hell can he be recovered in just 2 days after moving those funds? Is it a miracle? This has jumbled my mind badly and I don't know how can a dead person come alive and say that he's Bruno, I mean look at the picture he posted. It's not even him.

This guy ain't no Bruno, man!
Either it's not you, or if it's you, either your account was hacked before, or you're now trying to cheat on us. We can clearly see the difference between your old pics and the current one. Stop spreading lies that someone spread fake news, it was you only who were asking people to donate for your last pledge, your last wish was to get some place bought for you for around $20k if I'm not wrong.

Why is the date mentioned as of April, 2019?


Then where are the funds that were donated to you to fulfil your last wish? Where were they moved (if ever they got moved at first)?

Something off-topic: You looked like Ranbir Kapoor in your younger days. Check the link by clicking on his name.

Trading a leveraged BTC is what I'm still learning about, because it can drive you holy nuts and even crack them a lot earlier when you see your entire capital reaching to 0 just because either you used cross leverage or just leveraged your entire capital into isolation but the leverage set by you is above 50x. It looks too good to be true when we just see our potential profits while setting our profit limit but it just eats our entire principal amount itself if the trade immediately goes into the wrong direction. I've learnt that patience is the key, as well as it's true that better late than never. So, it's better to earn small chunks of BTC rather than going for a straight bigshot move and lose everything.

I'm surprised to see Bruno is back. Everyone (including me) had been greeting you to rest in peace a few days back, and now this account posted with your name again? Am I being mistaken or are you someone from Bruno's family?

Or maybe, a new exit scam? 

I'm seeing a possibility of Bitcointalk to be surely available in 2140 and during those days, people won't need to actually type their comments but would rather just say it and the forum would do the rest by just moderating your voice as well as the words in it and then autopost it based on the approval of mods. Commenting here will be that stricter then.

I believe this is an English-only section.

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I was offered 10k BTC for the price of not even $0.1 a coin when BTC was not on the markets. I didn't take it seriously. 3 years later, I saw this exact same thing to be selling in 100s of dollars. I learnt that we need to overcome our fear and take big risks if we want to make something big out of our investments.

I know I might not sound good here but gambling is one big as well as important part in order to grow not only your BTC but any other crypto (with less fee and less value in BTC). I'm saying this because I'm seeing some of my friends making good money while sitting at home betting on esports and some at Bundesliga. If you can go on a winning streak with just 20% capital used per bet max and win at least 7 out of 10 bets, you'll gain for sure. The only thing is, the odds need to be above 1.5 - 1.75x per bet.

Good one with this as I specifically needed a bookie that focuses on Cricket matches more rather than giving other sportsbetting bets too. I'm willing to know about the odds of someone has already been with this 10cric thing whether they provide competitive odds or are lower than markets? Are they reliable?


I believe you've got some special grudges in your heart related to Indians when it comes to the subject of cricket here. But you know what? You just can't judge each and every player of our Indian team just because you believe that they all cheat. No dude, go and do some homework before making such highly unacceptable comments, this is for the first time I'm not agreeing to your statements at all. And what about Australia, Pakistan and others? Let's not fight regarding this but why to target India only? Almost each country where cricket is played, they possess at least one cheater.

And not just cricket, many different sports have got way more cheating involved.

Bitcoin had since been a very volatile asset after it came into the adoption phase and this forum had been a place for illiterates to graduates where it doesn't matter where you come from, what's your caste, creed, religion, etc., what is your occupation, what is your education, but if you've got enough knowledge about BTC and even if you're a 10th class fail or whatsoever, you can still earn a living on this forum through many ways (mostly known of these are signature campaigns). These campaigns can be a side income for those living in first world countries and can be a "living" to those living in a third world country. Hats off to Satoshi Nakamoto again for bringing us altogether and give us and all the advertisers an opportunity to get the cycle of new money - BTC going.

I believe a company pursues both types of intentions as you've mentioned here - to find the best design while promoting the platform itself.

Another thing, I don't understand why I felt that I'm using Stake.com while surfing this JacksClub casino. Almost same kinda interface with almost same games.

@OP, Is it possible for you to integrate a feature like allowing us to play anonymously on your website without having to unnecessarily create an account?

Bestchange provides you with a list of some top exchangers where you can exchange your fiat for BTC quickly, and it even intervenes if anything goes wrong on any exchanger's (or even your) end. I've tried them personally and can say that the services are good (your CC needs to be allowed to make international purchases without any issues so to get your BTC immediately). But if you are not sure what to do and are willing to quickly trade your BTC after your purchase, go to Binance and try their "Buy with Credit Card" feature.

Just a guideline: Don't try to fool any exchange by trying to buy with a stolen card (such cards that are purchased from dark markets or whose data has been stolen) as it may put you into trouble.

EDIT: Binance holds your BTC for a 24 hour period (you can trade there but can't withdraw them till 24 hours for a security measure).

I believe it's SEC that stopped them, if what I've read is correct. It doesn't matter who, but why. When TON didn't comply with either of their rules already, why did they even let the name be spread like wildfire so to let the investors bury their investment into graveyard? How will the CEO be able to return the money of the investors (if there's actually any huge investment stuck in vain)?

My friend encountered something strange while playing with the fees either. She asked me what to put into the fee, I told her to use the regular fee as suggested by blockchain.

While she was trying, she first saw the regular fee to be $2, then a few moments later, suddenly the fee changed to $4 and then it came back down to $0.5 and she sent it with that fee (yes it was regular one) but it's still not confirmed yet. I guess all the mining pools have unified themselves on some sort of agreement over not accepting low fee transactions at all so to recover their losses while mining, as well as at least break even if not profit from it.

You either play it for entertainment purposes or leave it. According to my belief, there can't be any such ^professional^ gambler but disciplined, responsible gambler. A responsible gambler knows his responsibilities for the society he lives in, for his family, for his kids, for his wife, etc. One who has patience will never let his emotions drown him as he knows when to stop and when to start back. Learn patience and stop if you've won a significant amount of money, that's the only mantra to be in profits for a long time.

Yes correct, because those who think that they tried enough in order to rank up but didn't get a single merit for weeks or even months, they'll definitely leave the forum thinking of it to be an ugly place to hang out at. But I believe that's what takes your real test here and if you sustain, you'll definitely be on a journey where merits won't be an obstacle if your sole intention becomes helping others rather than just getting merits. Other reason why they flew away may be because the less number of campaigns nowadays and many are closing too, so they don't see any earning opportunities for them which is why they might be leaving.

During the previous halvings, BTC price was not even half of the current halving so that's an achievement already for all of us. History shows that BTC never dies even after coming in this halving phase because miners find a way to have more patience anyhow while mining BTC till it crosses the BE level and the curve gets profitable for them. I think this baby dragon needs to be staying near $8k or sub $8k range for a long time if I tell you properly.

Just don't relate halving to these things because it really doesn't make any sense. Price rise is not just based on halving but many other factors and to what I'm seeing, we will probably be in a stable situation for a few more weeks (even months) and you can surely see a surge in the BTC gambling interest from a user's end when price falls actually, and BTC can be the choice of casinos when they see surge in price. So it's different for both situations.

This is where centralized authorities show their real power over decentralization. The SEC just got a chance and they never let the TON network win the battle because they knew that it can't and won't work out as a security and allowing it may be unfair to those other projects which got rejected by SEC in the past for almost same reasons. I'm surprised actually how these money-hungry people (SEC) even allowed it to develop in the US for such a long time. I'd have definitely bought and traded this considering that it's a token from one of my favorite decentralized medium.

@OP, take everyone's advice with a grain of salt here because nobody can exactly say/predict when to buy BTC (they can't even predict what's the bottom for the year even if the bottom has already been served on the charts to them). Try to buy more every time you see a drop because drops are chances, huge chances of coming back and BTC always bounces back. Even if you bought at $20k and you'd have bought higher amount of BTC but the USD value is exactly the same - at $3000, you should be in green already.