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I would not reject the idea that such statistics are useful for gamblers since these can provide knowledge which ca make a gambler make informed moves and decisions. Although, I also have a perspective on the other side. If you don't reject the idea then that means that I'm right, that we shouldn't be read a lot of those books and that only one suffices since they're all essentially the same. |
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Surely Spain is denying themselves tax revenue from a valid past time. I'd rather they tax betting in some form, allow business to advertise itself and reduce the load on vital natural businesses and people from excessive taxation and government debt which every modern western country seems to have in modern times.
They're not denying tax revenue, they're just trying to lessen the exposure of gambling, and no matter what, they will still be able to take the taxes on this gambling houses no matter what because they're the government after all. |
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Okay then so be it if that's what you think. It already came from you if you're against with someone who's also good as you then whoever is better gets the win even there's the probability with the cards since both of you are also in the same shoe. Exactly what I was saying, it's a combination of skills and statistics, I remembered a line in one of the movie that I watch, it says there that it's not enough that you have the skill but you need to also have luck as well. |
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Won't they get any money from that since it's a gas fee? They're not trying to scam you but more like trolling people into spending gas fees without getting anything in return.
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This is a scary malware, how can we contract this malware though? Because it's not said or is vague, it's a big help if we know how our devices get infected by this malware, hopefully everyone will stay safe, this is a scary one as it can bypass 2FA.
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I wasn't aware that there are still these kinds of scam tactics. I thought most scammers have turned into project-based and are just waiting to pull rugs underneath investors. Thanks for sharing, OP.
I'm the opposite, I know about this kind of thing but the thing that I wonder the most is that I can't believe that this kind of scams are still existing in the cyber space and people are still falling for it when it should be a general knowledge already or at least by now. |
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Seriously binance is now getting very hard to use now before kyc is not really mandatory for every binance members but there is a limit which you can withdraw in a day but now before you can trade any coin you will have to verify your kyc first, which I don't really agree with kyc because you are definitely revealing your identity for people.
It's not, you don't have to fully verify your account, just have the email and phone number confirmed and you're already good to go since the daily limit for withdrawals which is what many look for is around 2 bitcoins. |
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In many of the previous posts about the trading I had seen so far in which there were some questions about the trading strategies , but this time I had to tell you that following the same strategies won't help you anymore, so you have to make new strategies for yourself and followed them for getting the profit.
Some strategies might still work though as some of them are pretty much generalized so everyone can use it, but you're right that we should create our own strategy so we can get it to our specifications. If you're continuously losing money when your trading, you better evaluate your strategy and see what's making you lose. |
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Trading require you to be realistic of your expectations and your ability to make profit. If you have not come to terms with your capabilities, you are likely going to lose consistently. So, you have to be sure and be confident in making your own decisions, do what is necessary to turn in profit for yourself!
Exactly having a dreamy expectations would only result in frustration that can dishearten even the most enthusiastic trader there is. For me, you should trade in a safe play manner so you can insure a consistent profit albeit small. |
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It's not just risky but it's also dumb especially if you're not even a company and you're not good with trading in the first place, unless you're really confident with your skills then go ahead and take a loan, another problem that you might encounter is that the loan might've a really huge interest rate which isn't ideal because you're going to drown in debt if you lose in trading and you're not going to earn a big profit if you win the trading.
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That will result in more adoption. Right ?
Yeah I think so, more people being exposed and learning about bitcoin will definitely make an increase in adoption, this is going to be big if Twitter encourage their influencers to use this tipping feature since the influencers have their own bubble of fan base that they can influence. |
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Learn and experience if you want to get into trading, understanding is just one part of it, you need to be empathetic since you're going to think how others might do in the market. Emotions aren't an enemy, contrary to popular belief, you can use emotion to your advantage but don't use it too much though as that's when it becomes a problem or hindrance.
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That's only true when you're winning your every trades and in many cases, there's not really that much many people that's winning when trading it's hard to be joyful when you're trading.
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I did notice it, I only have the lowest verification level in Binance and then this week, I suddenly became unverified which isn't really a problem after all since I can still do transactions with a really high limit.
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Well that's interesting. It would appear whoever sold you the account (or sold them the account) decided to screw you over and ratted your former owner out as a cheater. So that must be what this is all about.
Can you tell us how you bought the account? Was it over Telegram?
Shit just went a full 180, started out as an accusation and ended up with a smart conspiracy to scam someone of their money by giving them a faulty account that's going to be useless in this forum. We still can't rule out the fact that it's probably not sold and they're just pretending that it's a new owner. |
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This is getting scary, this scammers are getting into the NFT space, and the people that's investing here needs to be really careful because this NFT is much riskier than crypto, you can basically get nothing out of it even if you buy it expensively.
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Definitely, having skills, we open up more opportunities for ourselves and give an opportunity to avoid risks.
Not just opportunities but also sustainability, you won't be worried too much if you know how to do things. You don't have to avoid risks, they're a good indicator if it's a high reward endeavor you know. |
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Good luck saying that to other people, how come is it business when you're the customer of the exchange? It's more like a freelance job rather than a business.
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They're not worth it in my opinion, to be honest, I think that you're better off self-learning and at the same time gaining experience be it actual or paper trading, you're good doing those two rather than courses, most people that offer this course don't teach the secret to making money, they want to make money out of you.
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