Here's another winning piece from Roobet.com | Art Contest "Holiday 2021" | $4950 up for grabs! | Ends Dec. 26th that manages to get to the top place in artwork submission. This digital artwork is purely hand drawn using Adobe Photoshop CC. Also, I am open for character designs or digital portrait drawing commissions! So many amazing artworks created for this competition, thank you all for taking part!
7th-10th (In no particular order); Maus0728
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1xbet and melbet sir
I'm not sure, but as far as I know, 1xBet has a previous scam accusation stating that they are somehow linked to known scam gambling sites such as 1xBet and Kawbet [1]. I just don't know if they are be able to solve all of their issues to their clients/customers. Just saying this to try to warn you and make you aware of the possible worst-case scenario especially with your upcoming withdrawals. [1] Kawbet belongs to 1xbet/1xbit (known scammers) - Plz support flag!
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What I like about this trader is that he has a compilation of courses arranged in a structured course outline in which newbies can easily learn the technicals of trading. He also has a book that is pinned on his Twitter account which I think is kinda useful for cross-referencing the different types of indicators such as MA, Fibs, EMA etc. However, I need to take some time reviewing and studying his methods before I can include them on the list, applying all the concepts and strategies that have been mentioned is really difficult to master though!
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The closest website I could find is this: Cryptowisser- I can't tell the exact number of listed exchange but mind you there are many of them to the extent that the scroll bar becomes small. - They also have filters for exchanges to which continent they operate, traded currencies, and max fees that do not indicate the denomination or unit of the number. - Has an additional options o filter which exchange allows U.S citizens, wire transfers and credit cards. Since there are so many of them, I think it is recommended for users, if they decided to use it of course, to check the legitimacy of the exchange and search for them thoroughly. Do not blindly believe on the user ratings though. https://www.cryptowisser.com/exchanges/
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I don't understand why you don't withdraw our money to me and to alot of people ? Is that scam or what ? Iam waiting 4 days for just withdraw even its small money!
According to their FAQ, the Bethub's Anti-Trade System could be one of the following reasons of your funds being held hostage. Can I withdraw skins right after depositing?If you never played on our site before then you wont be able to withdraw without playing on our site due to the Anti-Trade System. You can read more about it in the next point. Link to source If not, I think it ’s best to request for support and submit to their requirements before drawing any conclusions. Try reaching them on their social media accounts which can be found on the bottom panel of their website including their discord server.
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You can also setup a watch-only wallet on your phone using Bluewallet. It is similar to viewing all the transaction of that particular wallet on a blockchain explorer but the difference is that you need to put a little work. - Try exporting the xpub key directly in Ledger Live and see if you can click the wrench icon on upper right corner of the particular account you want > Go to advance > copy the xpub key that starts with " xpub" - After copying, paste it on the extended public key converter [1] > select "zpub ''Native segwit" (it depends on the type of your bitcoin address [2] in ledger) > copy the converted keys > import or scan the converted pubkey on the Blue wallet of your phone. [1] https://3rditeration.github.io/btc-extended-key-converter/[2] https://allprivatekeys.com/bitcoin-address-format
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@palle11 Yes, that is why I regret posting and sharing this cottoncandyTa guy on this forum because I don't see him practicing what he teaches his students. Making money from his discord server is not something I consider as a mentor; he is simply milking other people's money by creating youtube videos that are lacking of much information: The resources, on the other hand, are full of gold nuggets from which everyone can benefit if they put forth the effort to learn them religiously.
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@Mcu641. Based from your accusation. Have you done re-capturing an image of your documents on a well-lit area where all the details indicated on your ID is clearly visible? If none of your issues are resolved you can try cleaning the lenses of your samsung s21. Wipe it with a dry clean cloth. Or you can just use an alternative high-end device from your relative. Have you made sure that your fingers doesn't cover any important details of your ID? Also, avoid taking a picture of your ID when there is a glare coming from the light source or else the quality of the photo will get blurry. You can also use an application [1]to reduce the bluriness of the original photo. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bigwinepot.nwdn.international
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Collection of comprehensive guides on identify and avoid scam projectsThat will help you identify all the red flags that a project can have especially on its initial stage of ICO/IDO and the likes. There is also an interesting post on reddit that discusses the technicalities of finding a gem on a sea of shitcoins. On a related note, are there any profits to be made from investing in ICOs? As far as I can tell, whitelisting and investing in NFT projects appears to be a replacement for ICOs in which, instead of purchasing their token, you are purchasing a jpg that claims to have a real usecase that generates their value.
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Hey cryptoheads! With all the fake gurus and wannabe traders that are trying to sell you something which claims that they have cracked the market, I just wanna share some of the best, honest and non-bullshit trading resources that I found on the internet. The list/compilation is still relatively short because it is difficult to find a good trader who consistently uploads learning materials without a paywall. If you have anything to share that you believe is not BS, I would gladly check and include it on the list to help people find their trading edge. Thank you very much.
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They are using blockchain to protect our information.
Wait! This is inaccurate. Blockchain is an append-only ledger that consists of our cryptocurrency transactions that is being made on a daily basis. In terms of programming, blockchain is kinda similar from what we call as "linked list" wherein blockchain has a block that contains our transactions and is derived from the previous block. And surely blockchain has nothing to do with all the KYC's being submitted to Roobet. The protection and encryption of all of our data lies on Roobet's database particularly on third party services such as VERIFF and SEON [1]. [1] https://roobet.com/privacypolicy
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One thing I mostly regret in my journey is not taking any risk at all or perhaps I lack the confidence of taking such risks into something that could make me millions.
I am an artist myself and I didn't bother learning about non-fungible tokens and what I could achieve by participating in them when it was still profitable. To be honest, seeing other people make thousands of dollars through NFT whitelisting makes me jealous. Another thing I regret the most and I considered as mistake is not learning degen trade for shitcoins which other people also tried risking their money only to flip coins in exchange for 10x of their capital as a reward.
I know it's dumb to compare your progress to other people but sometimes it is kinda useful to fuel your drive in order to avoid doing the same mistake again.
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I worry about stable coins becoming un-pegged; this is a big concern for me; it's an extra worry that you don't have if you just convert back to fiat right away.
It is not about USDT or other mainstream stablecoins becoming unpegged, but about the possibility of locking or freezing your stablecoin assets in your exchange wallet due to the fact that these coins are heavily regulated or simply "centralized." Asset freezeIn order to remain compliant with regulators, many stablecoin issuers have introduced blacklists so that they can freeze the stablecoins held at specific addresses. This ability is also particular useful in the case of hacks, but it means that the trust we must place in the issuer to not act maliciously is that much greater. Source I can see using stable coins as a trading pair to purchase alts on a dex but I don't understand holding stable coins for longer periods of time like weeks, months or years as a store of value; to me this feels way too risky. What am I missing?
Holding stablecoins is fine; in fact, you will most likely use them, particularly if you are actively trading on an exchange. However, it is not recommended to hold for an extended period of time for a variety of reasons related to an asset controlled by a third party. And keep in mind that an asset controlled by a third party is very similar to not holding your cryptocurrency wallet's keys/seedphrase. Recommended read: [UPDATED] PSA: Most Stablecoins Can Be Frozen, Even in Your Own Wallets
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If I may ask @sujonali1819, will there be more weeks ahead of us? Just making sure so that we can continue posting in behalf of other signature campaign participants.
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Hi! I have a question.
What was the reasoning behind the prohibition on using other digital art tools (e.g, photoshop, blender)? Isn't it more practical to use modern digital tools in creating digital characters given that the prize pool is also quite large?
Is there an existing mascot for winz.io that we can use as inspiration, or are we creating one from scratch?
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What are shit post please ?
Those are posts that, in general, make no sense with little to no effort being exerted and are written in very poor English that no one else can understand. Sometimes they are shallow content posts that are too funny to read [1] – the best example are compiled below. [1] Wall of fame / shame. Shit posts so bad that they are actually funny
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Have you ever bought the dip, but then the price breaks through the support and continues dropping deeper for weeks or months? Well, I have done it before. I don't think people can easily catch the "absolute" dip, but if someone does manage to buy at the most perfect time, I assume it's just pure luck. And I'm speculating that almost everyone here has been in a situation where they bought the dip only to discover that there is another wave of distribution coming. The best way to take advantage of this opportunity, in my opinion, is to place multiple buying orders at different price ranges that you believe are support/supply zone candidates. This also implies that the size of your purchase order is determined by the probability and accuracy of your T.A.
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Hey folks! The rewards has been distributed! Again, thank you @HHampuz and Roobet team for making the art contest possible. See you on the next one!
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