Goldkingcoiner's Trading Tip of the Day:

The less you look at your portfolio, the less susceptible to FOMO you become

Do not look at your ROI, your portfolio or even think about how much money you have made/lost off the current pump.

Do not trade with the current pumps or dumps being your only motivation to trade. We all know what damage catching the falling knife can do. We also know that we will definitely miss out on profit if we attempt to sell on every prediction of tiny up or down movements during a pump.

Bored rich people playing games to get attention and yet remain anonymous? I do not know. If I had billions of dollars I would send everyone on Bitcointalk a nice number of Bitcoin.



If Satoshi is even alive still. ...

That is a bit of a horrible thought, is it not? Satoshi dies without anyone ever knowing who he was in the end.

Yes, I also decided that too, which is why I said this method will only give you an imprecise number. You would need more data for a precise result. But you could write code which scrapes the website's data and spits out the calculation as you gamble.

It is not worth doing. I agree that such a built in function on the website itself would be worth it.

Yes, but a smaller sample size should give you an adequate (but imprecise number). It will take manual calculating labor, yes. But you could just type in the numbers on an excel sheet and have them calculated automatically. Not sure if there is an export function on the online casino gambling website but you can always copy paste into the calculation sheet the numbers you need.

A small sample size is at least 10 bets, I would say. But if you wanted a precise number you could go to 100 (or even 10000, if you wanted it really precise- But that seems to be unnecessary for most purposes).

You will need to add up all the percentages and divide them by the amount of bets. That will give you the average. In the case of 10 bets you add the percentages together and divide by 10.

Be careful that you do this calculation separately for each game. Other games may have different house edges.

I would love to know the answer to this particular question as well. I have noticed not many casinos are all that detailled when it comes to showing players their statistics. Maybe the reason is that the casinos do not want the players to be discouraged by numbers? Perhaps encouraged would be just was wrong since the player would complain with his statistics as his arguing point.

I do the math myself. House edge is a simple formula. The house's return divided by the initial bet X 100. You get a percentage of the house edge as a result of that formula.

But it would be more helpful if we could see that somewhere without having to calculate it. Just saying.

I am starting to think that casinos mostly are not able to pay such winnings so they sometimes stall for time, or offer something else in return for relinquishing your winnings and your rights to sue the owners of said casino as well (most people tend not to think about that. Once you say yes to their offer, the winnings are lost forever).

People need to stand up and stay tough. No compromises. The best advice anyone can give you is to consult a lawyer who can at least give you a chance to get a much bigger reward, in the end. A lot of people are scared of lawyers and their fees. If you live in a first world country then you can afford lawyer fees or they will be provided to you as a social loan. Interest-free, of course.

In the end, you will get your winnings. (unless you broke casino rules. Like cheating)

Amazing work, OP!

You are truly a human of higher mind. I hope everyone on this forum will take notice of this and allow themselves the courage to become an amazing human being, like you.

And of course, once again, Bitcoin has gone straight to the hands of the needy. Unlike with dirty old fiat, which would have gotten lost in the pockets of corrupt politicians, lobbyists and other man-made devils or blocked by ridiculous sanctions in the first place. Long live Bitcoin!

I would love to hear more about your future plans! I think everyone on Bitcointalk would also say the same. Perhaps we can even find volunteer helpers and donators.

You need to be prepared for two things:

First: Bitcoin price will reach levels at which you will think to yourself: Its too scary not to sell because the price might change for the worse. This is your brain setting you a trap. Do not fall for it.

Second: You need to be prepared to make this a long term investment. Flip Flopping back and forth between Bitcoin and Fiat will only grind you down on fees until nothing is left of your money.

We might see 5k tomorrow or 50k. Do not panic sell.

Enjoy the ride. Bitcoin is always the right choice!

I am guessing that they either want to be extremely careful or they do not yet have a large team to cover the verification requests of their customers. I know casinos are very sensitive when it comes to adhering to the regulation framework which keep changing and changing every year or so. So them being this careful might be a good sign. I would rather have a slower but serious casino than a fast but sloppy gambling platform. Especially since you are entrusting a third party to carry your money for you.

I do not like the KYC process although I am more of a fan of convenience and laziness.

Wow, that is quite the win! Although we should take any kind of such videos with a grain of salt since they can easily be faked for the views. I would not be surprised if it was. But maybe that person was already rich enough as it is. Who else makes half a Bitcoin bets other than the rich.

Or it could be real. Fairspin themselves should confirm or deny the video.

If the video is real and he really won over a million dollars from a half Bitcoin bet, I do wonder how much has he lost before winning that one bet? I mean if he bets 9k daily then he may just have made the money back which he lost...

Would it not be more prudent to demand 2FA? All it is is a minor inconvenience and 15 seconds longer (at most, if you are slow moving) log in times. Are we really going to equate that to a breach of your freedom? It does not even come close!

Lets use your logic against you to make my point a bit more clearer:

If an exchange or casino website demands you must make an account password with letters, numbers and special characters, is that considered a breach of your freedom? Its really the same comparable inconvenience.

So I am 100% pro 2FA.  I think everyone else should be too. It has no downsides.

Wow. Absolutely no respect for the dead. I bet they did not even research this man.

They needed to make a list for their shit article so they decided to pad the story with some home-made BS. If they made a real list the only name on it would be Craig Wright.

I have been hearing about this all day today. The poor woman does not deserve such a roller coaster of emotion. Even if she did not win the money she should still sue and get money for having been put through that ordeal by a faulty machine, which the mentioned casino has a duty of responsibility for. Their machine, their responsibility.

By the same thought: Can the casinos claim that winnings are undeserved when a human shuffles the cards the wrong way at the blackjack table? just because he was distracted or intoxicated?

Although by that very same thought, should she not get to keep the winnings? Whether it was faulty or not has to be proven. They cannot make claims without evidence. So where exactly is the evidence?

I would vote that she keeps the winnings.

Mmm.. Bitcoin chocolate.


We humans sacrifice lives because the menu needs to taste good. So every menu with meat is basically "being on the menu", both literally and conceptually for the animal. Now that's scary.

But it is all a matter of perspective. What's normal for the spider is chaos for the fly.

He could just brute-force the password with a simple few lines of script. I mean there are only so many days since Bitcoin has come into existence. If you try out them all eventually you will get it. I do not think that will even take him all night. Unless he does not know how to automate the process in which case he can still spend a couple of days trying out every date.

I mean its been 5548 days so thats what, a bit over 15 and a half hours? 2 days full-time and done. Boom, $174k. Or like 2 minutes if you automate the task...

Hopefully its not his fathers cryptic way of remembering an arbitrary date which has nothing to do with Bitcoin. Although, even if that would take you longer, it would still be perfectly do-able.

Bullish Signal: Bitcoin Whales Go On 20,000 BTC Buying Spree


Looks like Bitcoin is back on the menu, boys!

How many times has India banned crypto now? Is anyone counting?






There are two countries who are perpetually banning and rebanning Bitcoin as well as all crypto. China and India. And has that worked? No. Even North Korea with their 25 mill population cannot stop Bitcoin. No matter how hard they try, neither can the (supposedly) most powerful country in the world- United States of America.

So what chance does India have? Especially with their population size and lack of dictatorial government?

Nobody can stop you from mining Bitcoin. Nobody can stop you from sending it to other wallets.

/Panicmode off

KYC and 2FA are two things that have nothing to do with each other. KYC is when the customer gives the platform (in this specific example, a crypto-exchange or crypto casino) his/her details and provides evidence in the form of government ID and other official documents that he/she are who he/she says they are.

While 2FA is not KYC but it is a security function which, for example,  requires you to log in with extra verification (E-Mail or Google Authentication for example).

So the only way a hacker who has access to your account password can gain access is by confirming it with another security measure (2FA). This makes your log ins much more secure.

I think there is a lot that we can expect in 2023. Seeing as the world news kept escalating from year to year the last few years. First covid, then war and now what, aliens? Personally I hope so.

But there has always been unjust wars being fought every year somewhere in the world. Why is the world concentrating on Russia so much? I think because its the only country with nukes to do what other, smaller dictatorships have been doing conventionally. It just seems like it is a bigger threat this time.

But most likely the news is going to find something negative to shine the spotlight on in 2023.  Negative news is always the most read news.

I would not really say that much. He did not really walk off the pitch as much as hobble off slowly. Good thing it was already in the 75th minute of the match and his injury did not cause Arsenal to lose the game. Areta said he was fine when he was questioned in the press interview after the game. Although if I am wrong (which I really hope that I am not), then I just hope they can close the deal with Mudryk as soon as possible (if they have not done so already).

Saka is a pro, though. It will take more than a small injury to keep him out.