There are some previous scam accusation about them!

- duckdice.io scam me
- [Warning]Do not sign up on Duckdice.io Unfair dice site
- Duckdice.io [SCAM and SHADY behavior]

I know this isn't connected to how they muted you but the thread above are something that you should consider them playing on their website, you know just to secure yourself from risks of losing money.

I think it's better this way. Not mentioning or listing them is as good as labeling them as fakes. Remember that quote "Out of sight, out of mind"?

Sure! I agree. These are just resources that will at least help you on how to start trading, of course this is not something that you will always rely and treat it like a bible, it is something that will shed some light on how you can avoid the same mistake as other traders did on the past.

Nothing beats the hundreds of hours of "screen time" -- or the actual trading.

I don't think so, from a non-technical standpoint. Bruteforcing mobile phone security is difficult, especially if you have a 6 to 8 pin passcode. Both 6 and 8 pin passcodes could generate hundreds of thousands of combinations, making it difficult for the attacker to gain access. Worse, after multiple attempts, the device would forcefully reset itself, wiping all applications, including the wallet.

However, if your phone is stolen and your lock screen is set to biometric authentication, the likelihood of gaining access is quite high due to the fact that a $5 wrench attack^[1] can occur, forcing you to unlock your own device. Much worse, if the attacker is not dumb enough, they can replicate^[2]your fingerprint allowing them to have access on your device later on.

Even if you cannot afford a hardware wallet, the only way to reduce the risk is to avoid storing large sums of money on a mobile wallet, particularly if it is stored on a phone that you use on a daily basis, where gaining access or stealing is almost unavoidable.

[1] https://cryptosec.info/wrench-attack/
[2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2019/11/02/smartphone-security-alert-as-hackers-claim-any-fingerprint-lock-broken-in-20-minutes/?sh=2d40582a6853

Would you mind sharing them so I can check and see if I can learn anything from them?

Thanks for the recommendation! But I'll see if I can include it on the list.

I don't think that's a good advice, especially if you have no idea what you're doing. Yes it provides comfort, but relying on someone else's technical analysis without having your own trading plan is a recipe for disaster; after all, what's the point of learning trading if you're a lazy, potato trader who can't make your own decisions?

The only time I believe you have the right to compare is when you have your own trading system in place to ascertain and collect data that will prove the odds of a winning trade.

I am still learning and am in the process of immersing myself in their videos. And the only reason I decided to include them on the list is that, of all the trading resources I've looked at, these are the ones that make the most sense without expecting anything in return, specifically money.

Just a dumb question!


How can we be certain that the game you're planning to publish has been verified and licensed by a specific person who previously created a well-known casino site in this forum without much of the information that's needed? I mean, wouldn't it be a good idea to have at least this basic information so that everyone can see how trustworthy the casino is?

You can also watch Andreas Antonopolous' conference that clearly explains Blockchains intended for beginners, it'll help you understand the bigger picture of what and how blockchain works.
- https://youtu.be/i9nUMvpT2rM

Now if you want something that's non-technical, you can watch this one instead.
- https://youtu.be/1wDwb36GNxw

There are now plenty of resources on the internet though, from youtube, reddit, quora and here that explains this concept like your are five year old kid.

While some members provided helpful advice, it should be enough to give you a good idea of what to look for. Dig deep and READ a lot of information about them, soak up knowledge by searching concepts and ideas in and out of the forum whenever you come across them.

Trust me, there is a fuckton of useful advice in each and every aspect of crypto, and giving it all at once will not be practical advice. It has to be a process of asking a specific question about a specific scenario and it happens along the process of your journey.

If I understood you correctly, you are SHORTING BTC/USDT pair on the Futures Market, am I correct? If yes, then you are losing money on the market rather than winning it. Choosing between LONG and SHORT, will serve as your identifier for making a directional bias.

LONG means that your directional bias is for the assets' price to go up while SHORT is the exactly the opposite.

Exactly. However, I can't understand what you mean by the "value being the same".

In FUTURES, as far as I know, there are two types of futures contract; COIN-M and USDT-M Futures contract. COIN-M basically means that you are using the crypto itself as your collateral, and that if you are shorting BTCUSDT pair, you are increasing the quantity of your BTC when price goes down.

On the other hand, USDT-M uses USDT as your collateral againts BTC, so if your shorting the market, you are increasing the quantity of your USDT instead of BTC if the market structure is in downtrend.

Hope it answers your question.

Update

It's odd to see that the integration between Trezor and Metamask is now working. I'm not sure how it works; I just reset all of my Firefox browser settings and enabled all of the extensions, then I restarted my browser, connected the HW, and it worked. One thing I am certain of is that none of the extensions have anything to do with the iframe connection problem.

Thanks everyone. I will now lock this thread.

I am trying to add multiple accounts to Metamask using the "Connect Hardware Wallet" function on the Metask GUI, but the thing is, there is an error showing "Popup error: Unable to establish connection with iframe".

Quick fix that I have tried:

- disabling all of my browser extension such as HTTPS Everywhere, Decentraleyes and UBlock Origin
- Changed my browser privacy settings from Custom to Standard
- I unlocked the Trezor before clicking the "Connect Hardware Wallet" in metamask.
- installed the latest Trezor Bridge here: https://suite.trezor.io/web/bridge/
- system restart

This is the link to where I downloaded the extension for metamask: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ether-metamask/

There are some website that does offer their own review along with their trust scores on different casino. Maybe you could try checking them out to help you choose which casino will suit your needs.

🤜 GamblingBro.com 🤛 Honest crypto casino reviews ✅ Tested with real deposits ✅
⭐ BTCGOSU ⭐ Your Trusted Guide to the Best Bitcoin Casinos ⭐

You can easily find a reliable information with regards to scam accusation by using this trick.

Using colon (":")
Open your browser and type the [name of the casino] + [scam]:bitcointalk.org.(.e.g., 1xbit scam:bitcointalk.org). Using the colon will help you search for a page that links to a specific website.

In the NFT industry, it isn't about the person or a group of people being lucky; it's about becoming the first person or group of people who have work their asses off to come up with something that is unique among the masses. That's why Ghozali was able to join the hype while also earning a fuckton of money.

Sometimes, in the NFT or crypto space in general, you just need to think outside the box to get ahead of everyone else's profits. Just my two sats!

When it comes to digital artworks, NFT, or Non-Fungible Tokens, simply means that the artwork is unique. So, if Person A buys an artwork to Person B, Person A is actually buying only the verifiable version of that specific artwork minted or created by Person B, who is the artist himself. Furthermore, when you say "mint," you're referring to the process of creating verifiable digital copies of original artwork that can be verified using Blockchain.

- You need a wallet first, it could be Metamask or Coinbase.
- Go to some sort of NFT website that lets you sell the artwork.
- Upload the artwork and pay for one time listing fee.
- Put a little bit of background story to your artwork.
- Finally, wait for someone who will gonna buy your artwork based on the price you have set. Of course, most platforms accept ETH as their form of payment. Exhange your ETH to your local currency using P2P or Centralized crypto exchange(if you do not care much of your privacy)

Congrats on getting into the hype!

Opportunities are everywhere mate! Well if you have the resources, then the only the thing that you need to consider is a lot of hardwork. Multiplying your capital is plausible but mind you that it is not an overnight success but rather a compounding effort of research and application. You can try the suggestion below and see if it suits you!

- NFT flipping^[1]
Similar to degen trading, you are basically buying NFT artwork that's hyped and selling it to another person at a higher price and make a profit from it.
- Trading
Something fancy but it would take you a couple of years to really find your edge and become profitable consistently. So if you are looking for a consistent monthly salary immediately then this is not for you.
- investing on NFT games while creating scholarship programs.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/qtpndd/flipping_nfts_can_be_done_in_a_super_smart_way_my/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

Agree! I know it sounds ridiculous, but wouldn't people with the listed NFT be able to take out a loan, receive actual money from Rollbit, then default on the loan and simply disappear? The issue of defaulting is not even mentioned or discussed in their article. In fact, this NFT Loan craze has the potential to be abused by money-hungry turds.

On the bright side, if someone intentionally defaulted on a loan with their NFT as collateral, they could end up losing hundreds or even thousands of dollars if Rollbit successfully sold an artwork worth far more than the loaned NFT. One example is this^[1].

[1] https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/123165/someone-took-out-a-1-4-million-loan-with-an-nft-as-collateral?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss

Get a life outside of cryptocurrency! Yes, I understand that we're all hustlin' in here to better ourselves, especially in terms of the financial aspect of our lives, but we should also remember to include a routine to make up a healthy body in our plans.

I mean, because most people here are speculating on their crypto investments and such, it's very easy for them to put eating, drinking, and rest at the bottom of their daily routine list, which can lead to poor decisions due to mental and physical fatigue. The daily stress that comes with crypto is literally one of the worst things you can do to your body.

I'm not saying money isn't important; it's just that you should be able to make money in a way that makes you happy without negatively impacting your health.

There is also another trader named Trader Dante on YouTube; however, there is no new content being uploaded to his channel and his most recent upload was over a year ago that focuses on his entire trading journey. Nevertheless, you can still learn a lot from him by watching his previous videos, which cover topics such as how important a trading journal is and some of the common mistakes made by new traders.

He is also quite a bit edgy though as evidenced by some of his tweets with regards to trading mistake.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/c/TraderDante/videos

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!

Surely, teaching your children to gamble is an inappropriate term; rather, it should be a proper discussion about the ins and outs of gambling and how it can affect their overall lives when it starts to go wrong. Moreover, researchers have found that the attitudes of family members toward gambling have a significant impact on the likelihood of youth gambling^[1].

Therefore, teaching these important topics to their children will somehow give light on their journey.

- The nature of probabilities.
- install add-ons for web browsers to limit the advertisement they see on the internet.
- financial education(e.g., money, debt, simple economic strcuture).

This way children can filter out which are the pros and cons when they encounter gambling somewhere in their lives.

[1] Factors that influence children’s gambling attitudes and consumption intentions: lessons for gambling harm prevention research, policies and advocacy strategies

There are also some similar threads regarding.
- Gambling Exposed to children
- Do you think online casinos can effectively prevent underage gambling?

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!