I thought of it like that as well. I bought some, but they were not worth it; mine was like $10 only. It's just a happy measure or something. I'm not sure if I can trade it in the future because they might delist it or something like that. It's possible, and I think you need to be aware of their plans with that coin. Having that will be a downfall if you invest too much. Just something you are okay to lose, then don't whine about it or something.

I'm pretty sure it won't come back to its former price, but it's not going to gain any traction if you are hoping for it.

Misinformation among the cryptocurrency communities is evident and will be rampant regarding newbies. There are a lot of people who are becoming a victim because of their lack of knowledge and self-research. Some people are lazy when reading facts and ensuring that they read suitable sources. Like here in the forum.

I do hope people would be more interested in the truth and verify that it's true or not. That kind of station should be somewhat penalized or something.

I mainly use stablecoins to make sure that I have liquidity with the assets that I have. Being able to preserve the dollar value before the market turns into a dump that's the best way to approach it. In turn, I am saving money. 

About having the safety and security of the actual stablecoin is a different story now. You cannot do anything about it if something happens. You have to be prepared.

How do you even know that a hundred people would be enough for that job? I don't think it would be enough unless your goal is to sell within the group or become opposite of what you tell the group or something?

Wouldn't there be a minimum balance as well or something?

Why not make the order from the user that will pay via PayPal for you? I think it’s better that way. Linking to an account that isn’t yours is sketchy. If you are just looking for paying for the service, then maybe the user with the PayPal use it with his/her fiverr account.

There is a topic in the forum that talks about the amount of time you need to HODL to profit in the long run. ^{[I haven't found the thread, and I thought I had bookmarked it]}

I remember that you need at least HODL for three years to ensure you have a profit in cryptocurrencies. I think that's what we should do if you believe in the project or something.

So if you believe in SHIBA, HODL it for at least three years.

I never thought about it that way but yeah, if you ever need the easiest way to swap your coins when you have the KYC there. They probably have it already and I remember the breach with Ledger before with all the customers accounts. Well, still not okay with privacy. I understand that.

I did compare it and of course I would like it better when I can set the amount of price that I want to. The process is just a lot faster rather than moving your coins to the exchange then withdrawing it. Takes a lot more time.

I think it would be dependent on how much you trust the word of your "tipster" or "insider man" that you have. It's going to be a risk to take a large loan just to gamble it. You might regret it in the long run and you might have to pay for nothing. Imagine that outcome, would you want that?

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Did you bet on the match that you have shared here?

I haven't tried it, but I'm thinking of a similar thing that we have here in the country. So the one you are earning is the one you are studying, right? Like the details of the project or something? Maybe how many coins will be in existence? What blockchain does it have or will be operating in? What kind of reward system will they have?

Anyway, I think it would be better if the Learn part would be that the users can understand basic knowledge, preferably the basic things we see here in the Beginners & Help section.

I never really thought about it that "luck" be tested. I was thinking of only samples that will be tested, not something that is not tangible.

All I thought was "Character Stats", and you are going to be tested and find how you can "increase their stats."

• Strength
• Agility
• Dexterity
• Intelligence
• Vitality
• Luck

So Luck is being increased now. Lol. I'm just kidding. But it's a video game to test or something. I do hope that this has helped somebody, though. Increase chances or something.

The semiconductor industry has always been building mega feats regarding nanoscale levels. I remember that AMD made 7 nm processors before, and the industry research is on 3 nm already. That's amazing if you think about it. The manufacturing level that they have and the engineering design are good since you can fit more and more parts in a minor chip. More powerful.

It doesn't directly affect the cryptocurrency market yet because it's still in the prototype phase. Once it launches, that's going to be one of the things to look out for. Maybe that's a sign already that they are moving into the mining area.

Having the power and the voice of someone who is the number #1 guy in the world (in terms of riches and net worth), it's going to hear some banging. His words are powerful. That's why some government agencies want to regulate and prevent this manipulation. He can manage to get some money quickly with one tweet etc. He is that strong.

With the current news, I think it can be a requirement for them to do that, and they probably need to sell some assets to save themselves the hassle or something. Or maybe it's another influential move.

It's a good idea, though, that it has come to the point that they are finally putting out more effort to warn people that you can be scammed by "legitimate-looking" websites and scam tactics that can scam newbies in the cryptocurrency space. I'm still amazed that they are so much eager to scam people. I don't know how much they earn, but it must be profitable since it continues. But I do hope they be put to justice.

I think it's just going with the market trend. For sure, it's not all about people who believe in it, but for the opportunity, it gives, like the sending of assets is cheap, like what yazher said. I know many people who use it just withdraw funds and then convert them back to local currencies.

It's just an instrument to buy more and profit more.

There are a lot of reasons why people gamble. These could be

• To win money
• Entertainment/recreational activity
• Emotional escape

I think it's natural that people start as people wanting to win money. As time goes by, I think it progresses, and the "why" changes as the person continue to gamble. It's just the continuous things that people do and priority changes. Sometimes what we go through in life is why we do things in the first place.

This would vary depending on the mood and situation of the person for sure.

A very interesting topic that you have OP, and it's informative. I didn't know that there are names that were given in the strategy when playing poker. I'm not a professional player so I really wouldn't know but it's nice that you know this because you will never know if you would like that strategy or something until you have tried it.

Which of these is your favourite strategy?

• I would personally use Exploitative play because I know I like to play aggressively when it comes to any type of game. I'm quite the intimidator or something like that. Possibly it also comes in the mood but I'm quite aggressive when it comes to strategy. I see it as something more effective compared to a defensive play, unless it's a different game or something.

And which of these strategies works best in an online casino?

• I think any of it would work great but if there should be one between the two mentioned in your post, I think it's going to be GTO. I know that it's going to be dependent on the decision-making of the user but GTO would be better online because you can't see your opponents. You cannot act aggressively if you didn't see the small nuances of the movements of your opponents. So it would be harder to act on the moves when you don't see the person playing.

What are the other poker strategies that are as good as GTO or Exploitative play or even better?

• Maybe YOLO gameplay? Just kidding. I don't know any type of strategy though. As I mentioned above, I just learned it from here that there are different types of strategies being used.

23600 Euro

Crwth

I think it's okay to log in as long as you have optimum security in place, like 2FA. Anything you do on the exchange requires it, so you are safe even if you log in. That's just for me, though.

I'm an FTX and KYC-verified user, and here is what it looks like.



It shows that it's KYC-approved, and you can then swap to whatever coins you want that are on FTX. You can swap anything that you HODL in your Ledger.

You have to create an account (on your ledger) if you don't have the said coin/token.

The problem is that some projects are becoming a hassle for people because they are decentralized, and it's being used as a tool to scam. So, that's just the downside of a decentralized project because once you have created trust towards the community, they can rug pull you and get a lot of money from the community.

Maybe you can make your payment gateway so that you wouldn't need to rely on other apps. You need to develop it, though.