Even if they did a quick trade they made a lot of money because they bought OTC and when the news came out the price went up to form something of a breakout.

Of course if they are as real about the investment as it looks they'll hold it until the price moves above 20 thousand again and grab a nice big 25 mliion in profit. Not a bad move I guess

It's normal but esports gamblers are often young gamers who play with small amounts of money.

They buy cs keys for cheap and hope to get a rare item they can sell for more than the value of those keys. Most of those transactions are extremely low in value.

When they are to open $100 worth of crates they film it and put it on social media. Adult gamblers can spend 10 thousand USD playing dice and never tell anyone about it.

To conclude, there's a lot of people who gamble and own cryptocurrencies but the value of esports gambling is still very low.

The most important reason for people to avoid Bitcoin even when they're told that such transaction would be much faster is the risk. They trust banks and feel like the money will go through even if it takes a week.

They don't trust Bitcoin because to get it they have to register on exchanges and these exchanges are known for losing money, getting hacked, going bankrupt and employing lazy and unprofessional support.

He even said it himself:

Assets that do it cannot be called a safe haven.
I have no idea what safe heaven is.

Even if you think something will go back up it's only oyour believe and your speculation.

I own Bitcoins but I wouldn't recomend people to put all of their money in it and tell them it's 100% safe.

People tend to get tired after a while.

You rarely see a politician standing behind the same values for decades. Most change their minds and most people change interests and investments.

Old holders will sell but new ones will emerge. The circle of life

It's too early to say.

The first and the most obvious explanation is the wallet update. If he sent a new transaction to the wallet and the wallet is not updated or not connected to a node the transaction will not appear and he will not see the right balance.

Once it's fully updated and the wallet is connected to a node (green light in the right lower corner) we can start looking for other problems.

Dash is undervalued along with some other really useful alts like ETH and XMR while many shitcoin slike BSV, BCH and XRP are overvalued. I'm waiting for it to turn around.


Is there even an altcoin bull run yet? Most coins are still more than 60% down when compared with 2017.

Most of them are scams because they saw they can scam people and get away with it. If you could steal from others without anuy consequences you'd probably start doing it because it's free easy money.

Bounty hunters don't care if the project is real or don't bother to check if there's escrowed payment waiting for them. They just care about the numbers on paper and false promises. That's why they'lll keep getting scammed.

The concept is very interesting and I like the way it's depicted but the price is much too high for me.

I don't think it's worth that much but art is worth as much as someone wants to pay for it so if someone feels like it's 130 thousand USD than it's the artist's big win.

Artists are like magicians who want to convince people they did real magic and make them pay to see it.

Are you sure about that? The pandemic did affect the stocks and cryptocurrencies dumped at the same exact moment as stocks in Spring of this year.

If you can explain how this wasn'tt related to shutdown of the US and the EU in that time I'm all ears.

Let's see if the pandemic really turns itno a BTC pump.

I'd rather expect it to follow S&P500 and dump again along with the stocks. Despite that I hold my bitcoins.

We have some big news comming up like the election in the US and the possible threat of another covid shutdown with the growing number of deaths around the world.,

Probably before this migration happens all exchanges will turn to KYC.

You can hide your crypto but can you really withdraw big money without being thoroughly screened by both your exchange and the bank that receives the withdrawal?

The best and the most anonymous money is cash. Cryptocurrencies leave an obscure trail but there still is one. Cash doesn't leave any unless you're caugt stealing it.

It's so satisfying when you see an old and successful guy turn to Bitcoin. People like that are usually living off their retirements and if they invest it's into something very safe and boring.

I believe his Bitcoin move is more of a PR stunt than a real investment since he admits that he doesn't know much about it and treats it like an addition to his gold and silver.

My advice for you is to always be suspicious when someone contacts you asking for something. In this space people very rarely say hallo or congratulate you. They always want something.

They will send you a ling, ask you to use their referral code, ask you for merit, your email to send you some ads, offer to pay you for something, there's always "a deal" of some sort.

Even when it looks like they don't have a deal to make there is one just not an obvious one.

Don't engage in private conversations with random people who want to be your friends or have some great offers for you

It's impossible because many sick people recover without any medical care.

The numbers must be made this way by the way covid cases are counted. Like if they only do post-mortem checks only dead patients will be counted.

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/

If you look at these graphs although the number of cases in the UK is rising, the number of deaths per diagnosed case went down in May/June and is staying low.

Most people sell when they hit that level that makes them whole.

THat guy with 1700 who sold at 0.3 USD made only 500 USD which is is a shame but if you think of those who had $1-10 BTC and it suyddenly hit 500-1000 in 2013. I wouldn't blame them for selling and spending a few millions.

I'm sure those who bought at 5000 are waiting for 50 but when that hit they'll sell as well and new people will come for whom that 50 is going to be the starting point on their way to 100 or more.

I'm like OP and slots bore me after a while. It's the same with dice it just gets boring and I play for fun not just for the thrill of winning and losing money.

The best games are those that are unpredictable and keep you on your toes all the time like poker or blackjack.

They were fascinated with machines and making these robot battles for a long time.

Some of them can be pretty funny like this one if you haven't seen it yet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HGTkK4Ambc

I support their effort because we should keep breaking boundaries and making things that were never made before.

Even if they are caught there's no telling if the money can be recovered.

It's very likely that they'll prefer to spend a year or 2 in prison and come back to recover their hidden stolen stash than trade it for a smaller sentence.

The only thing that would kick their asses now is a blockchain rollback or a taint.

So much newbie shilling in this thread


In other words if you put 1000 dollars in MASS in May you''re down 650 USD and if you did it in June you're only down 400. Such a stable investment