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201  Economy / Economics / Re: US lawmakers urge SEC to approve Bitcoin options trading on: May 05, 2024, 09:06:19 PM
The Sceptical Chymist
I think that the US government wasn't crypto-friendly but wasn't unfriendly too. At the moment they are still in a neutral position but they don't like the fact that Chinese-associated companies are taking over power from them, for example, Binance in crypto and TikTok in social media. People want crypto, but the US government can't stop it, so they prefer to have it under their control and instead of exchanges like Binance, Kraken and etc, they let people easily trade it locally.
I speculate that the price of Bitcoin will be determined by options/futures traders.

Bitcoin volatility is risky for investors, it's ok and I can not deny it but Spots are more risky than Futures, who can agree with SEC chairman and SEC. with this statement?
I think that was a typo and you wanted to say options instead of Spots. Spots are the safest way to trade.
202  Economy / Economics / Re: How safe is it to keep your money and gold underground? on: May 05, 2024, 02:20:09 PM
Now I want to ask everyone:
    Have any of you ever been aware of this technique before?
And do you think we can keep our savings and wealth underground by adopting this strategy and considering it the safest?
And that being said, how safe do you think it is? At this time?
Are you serious? Burying something underground is the most basic instinct of every living being. Everyone, especially old people does that, they bury jewellery and money in the house or in the yard. This method is safe if you bury it deep under the ground where metal detectors won't be able to detect it but you have to bury it in a way that it shouldn't be noticeable for anyone that this part of the ground has been dug before.
Is it a safe method? That's very individual but I think there are way better other methods. Instead of burying money, buy a Bitcoin, get a hardware wallet, send coins to this hardware wallet and keep this wallet somewhere safe. Your buried money will become worthless over time because of inflation but your buried Bitcoins will become much more valuable because of many reasons which I am not gonna list here, that would take too long.

203  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What ways can a trader raise money? on: May 05, 2024, 01:41:14 PM
There are two types of people who learn trading, there are those who already have a source of income and are looking for way to multiple it so they choose trading as an option for them, while their others without any source of income but just learning to trade for the sake of knowledge and hoping that one day they will be able to make enough capital to invest into trading.
How would you advise a newbie trader without any source of income to gather together money that they can use in trading?
Exclude this options that they have to get a job and save up money because if it was so easy to get a good paying job, some of them may not even be trading.
What will you advise, would you advise them that at a level when they are sure of their knowledge should try to convince other people they know to give them some money as investment or convince strangers to invest in them?
If the person doesn't have a source of income and starts trading with the hope that he will earn money regularly and will not have a need for a job, then that person is hugely mistaken. Regular trading is only for whales and for those who have lots of money and guaranteed source income. Never make yourself dependent on trading profits, never.
Newbie trader without any source of income has to get the income at first, there is no other way to gather money for trading. It's very risky to sell a house or car and invest in trading, especially for newbies who don't know what skills and self-control they have on themselves. It's also too late today to invest in a coin that will generate serious income, you can't expect 100x income quickly today when the crypto market is so saturated but it's possible with luck. Sorry, but there is no 3rd way.
204  Economy / Gambling / Re: MetaWin.com | The First WEB3 Casino on: May 05, 2024, 12:56:46 PM

What color is your CyberTruck? Did anyone got where this is from? Think about it, a small remainder: What colour is your Bughatti?

There's special promo happening guys for holders, I don't know if this one already ends or if there are 10 people who already avail this.

~snip~

Imagine you get 1 ETH Cashback from just meeting the conditions of their condition.

I guess this promotion is for rich guys  Cheesy since I don't have that balance on my wallet.

Details are here https://twitter.com/Meta_Winners/status/1786812663948865742?t=wn3KWsXL3w28j56BTdnV1A&s=19 good to see that a lot of promotions to be seen on Metawin X community.
I remember the time when ETH was 50$, I could buy it but I didn't and now I regret it. I remember how everyone who was holding Bitcoins, got an equivalent number of coins (Bitcoin Cash). Promotions like this on Metawin remind us that it's always a good idea to hold. Maybe we can't get reward directly by holding but here is the chance at Metawin, an amazing chance.

I hope Metawin will bring back the cashback on Bitcoin deposits which is the first promotion that I join on Metawin promotion. I’m comfortable on participating on promotion with high trust token such as Ethereum and Bitcoin.
That promotion was too good to return it back Grin I think that was a one-time promotion but if you follow their Twitter, you'll see that they have super-duper promotions almost every day.
205  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Could China (or similar) take control of Bitcoin? on: May 05, 2024, 11:55:11 AM
I think that the ban on mining means that China doesn't want to take control of Bitcoin and doesn't care about it. Also, any country that tries to directly demonstrate its will and possibility of taking control of Bitcoin, will fail because in such case people will abandon it and move on to a different coin. Ask yourself, there are many cryptocurrencies and why is Bitcoin the most popular? That's because it's the most decentralized, the most adopted and most independent compared to other coins. If any country takes control of Bitcoin, then Bitcoin will lose the main value that makes it the most popular and valuable currency. If Bitcoin loses that value, then people will abandon it and move on to altcoins and the country will be left with control of coins that people don't want to use. That would be a waste of money and resources from any government, so that will never make sense.
206  Economy / Gambling / Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest on: May 05, 2024, 09:23:01 AM
It seems to me the freebitco.in's backend works as it should but somebody found a way to inject a script on the front-end of the app and it manipulates the DOM and tricks you into doing the shit you shouldn't be doing.

Like: "You are hacked, send x amount of btc to this adress to get unhacked"

In reality, you weren't hacked at all. It is just what this script kiddie wants you to believe. Regardless of that, it should be handled asap.
Is it possible to solve this with manually putting some scripts in developers' console? Sorry if it's a dumb question, I am not a developer.

TheQuin probably has a lot going on in his personal life. I have contacted him on Jan/24 and he replied to me on Jan/27. I had a delay with my deposit and my balance showed up a few seconds after I sent him a message. 3 days later he replied to me and said that the wallet software was updated and it works a bit slower than the old one.

Worst case scenario is, the feds are after this website.

This website didn’t do any kyc for more than 10 years and suddenly it was last year if remember right, it started to mention KYC in their ToS. That can’t be a coincidence.

This website might be the next victim of the gov.
I personally never had a problem with FreeBitco, I use their website since 2015. Bustabit doesn't ask for KYC documents and probably are as popular as Freebitco and they never had a problem, so I don't think that government is after this website. As far as I understood, crypto casinos that only offer in-house games, don't necessarily need a license.

Update!!!:
After I posted the video with the substitution of the withdrawal address, an hour later I tried to withdraw funds again and surprisingly my address did not change and the withdrawal went to the correct address! Is it a coincidence??? Or are hackers monitoring this forum topic?
This is really strange, I already requested an instant withdrawal of my funds from Freebitco and I received them. Btw thanks for sharing your info, I think that it's not a good time to deposit and play on Freebitco. I hope everyone who deposited Bitcoin to get 4% APY will withdraw soon because the situation is really terrible.

@wetsuit and @TheQueen, please come here and solve this problem, this is urgent! Or many people like me will withdraw from your casino.
207  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Re: Can what happened to Samourai Wallet happen to Electrum ? on: May 04, 2024, 03:45:19 PM
Hello,

I saw that the founders of Samourai Wallets were arrested and that the website to download the wallet was frozen. I guess this has made users of this wallet unsecured.
Do you think this can happen to other software wallets ? Especially Electrum ?
That can't happen to Electrum. Electrum has existed since 2011 and the number of people and companies that use Electrum must be high. If they seize, block or ban Electrum, too many people will be in trouble, and this can result in protests.
To be fair, I don't know what they have to seize, a code? It's perfectly legal to use Bitcoin and to run your own node, not only legal, but it's necessary for the safety of Bitcoin. If they seize Electrum nodes, we can create our own node and connect Electrum to that one and use the Electrum wallet again. I personally think that what happened to Samourai can't happen to Electrum because these two are very different from each other.
208  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How does clogged mempool affect your crypto business? on: May 04, 2024, 11:25:09 AM
I have to save up money in order to open a decent-sized channel with any of the bigger peers.
That's a huge disadvantage of Lighting Network.

I never had to be worried about inputs and outputs and now I have to. Today we are forced to be more careful about inputs and outputs and to use coins control feature, this way many people will save on fees.
If due to the high fees people learn that it is good to consolidate their inputs and also how to use coin control, then at least they learned something valuable.

Take note that the importance of coin control is not only to reduce tx fees by reducing the number of inputs when you want to spend BTC, but to help bitcoiners keep their privacy as well. I.e. you may not want to spend certain utxo's together for privacy reasons, so with coin control you can select only the utxo you want to use in the tx, it is a tool most people should use often.
The minority of people may learn but the majority of people - never. Many people don't even know about inputs and outputs, they think that it's default 1 and 1, many people use online wallets like blockchain.com, and many people use centralized exchange and withdraw money from it. We also have another problem with many people who use the coins control feature, they don't check mempool.space regularly and believe me, that's the problem. Sometimes 1 block takes more than 40 minutes to be mined and sometimes it takes more than an hour to get even 3 confirmations. When people don't check mempool.space and use the RBF feature to increase transaction fees when it's not necessary, they increase transaction fees for everyone, just like poorly configured ordinals bots do it.
209  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: If you have $200,000,but no miners, no mining experience,and no cheap electricit on: May 04, 2024, 11:07:15 AM
how would you build your mining farm?
Now my question to you is why, why would you build a mining farm if you have no miners, no mining experience and no cheap electricity? To be fair, mining isn't the best investment option right now, after so many companies invested in mining and acquired cheap electricity. Mining difficulty is very high also. I can tell you with certainty that in some countries, mining business is on another level, for example, I live in Georgia and BitFury owns one of the largest mining datacenter here with a very cheap electricity. Do you know how is that possible? Oligarch, who controls the country is in mining business with BitFury, forced the government to create a tax-free law exclusively for BitFury and BitFury pays nothing when they import whatever they want in our country.
If I were you, I wouldn't start a mining business but I would trade with Bitcoin. Check trading charts and you'll understand how profitable trading can be if you are not in rush. With one or two successful trade in a year, you can make a decent profit.
210  Economy / Economics / Re: Getting an MBA before starting a company or directly starting a company? on: May 03, 2024, 09:51:45 AM
To start a company, you need good management skills, good connections, good networking and access to finances. MBA is not necessary for starting a company, you also don't need to get a bachelor's degree in Business Administration.
I can give you a good example, I have two friends, one friend is rich from a successful family and my second friend is very successful in university, and got an A degree in MBA. My first friend, the rich one, never went to university but with his finances and connections, he managed to open a big restaurant and GYM that generates a decent money every day. All he did was hired the right people, those who finished university, he is really naturally good at management. My second friend, who studied well in university and got A's in every subject, now works in Dunkin Donats because she doesn't come from a rich family, doesn't have good connections and since every job requires 2-5 years of working experience, she didn't manage to get a good job. No one also cares that she finished university with A grades. Could she start a better business? I don't know, maybe but she doesn't have what is necessary to start a business, good connections and money.
211  Economy / Gambling / Re: TonPoker - Telegram Poker Room on: May 03, 2024, 09:31:57 AM
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It's interesting, every website that offers Poker game and accepts cryptocurrencies are very interesting for me but when I type mytonpokerbot and choose 1 Play for FREE, the popup loads endlessly. When I click on 3 Play for USDT, it loads without problems.

The owners of this bot have a good sense of humor Grin


The owner of this bot probably took the exchange rate from the nearest local crypto ATM Grin

I prefer desktop sites vs telegram casinos. Not sure how secure gambling from telegram is. Any plans to launch a desktop version?
It's basically connecting to the website from Telegram, just like you click on a URL in Messenger and then a website pops up in your smartphone. In reality, the URL of this game in Telegram is tgwa.tonpoker.online, you are connected to this website when you play on TonPoker.
212  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: 1xbit violated self exclusion terms, do not want to help on: May 03, 2024, 08:45:50 AM
Hi guys

I see a lot of people saying they did not scam me yet because I did not gamble with a lot of money.
I want to state that I have withdrawn 100MBTC before (in march as well) when it was 6K euro, without any problems.
I have also won on their website cash prices from tournaments from the value of 500-1500 euro worth of BTC multiple times.

They never scammed me and were good to me, I never complained before or had any issue with them but this is just really bad customer service when it comes down to self exclusion and the safety of players.

If you want to learn from your own mistakes, you are welcome but why do you want to do that? Everyone tells you that 1xBit is a scam casino, it really is and for your own safety, it's better to stay away from them. Type in Google "1xbit scam" and you'll see many articles, posts and reviews about their shady practices. Type in Google "bitcointalk 1xbit scam" and you'll see a bunch of scam accusation threads against them with proofs that prove that customers were right but 1xBit violated terms because the customer won money and wanted to withdraw.
This is a warning, if you want to learn from your mistakes, then let it happen or just leave this casino and stay away from them before it's too late.
213  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How has Satoshi's identity never been revealed ? on: May 03, 2024, 08:33:54 AM
However, Satoshi did use an account on this forum, along with an email address. All connections to this forum logged his IP address/user-agent and other digital traces.
You can't do much with an IP address. It could be the IP address of a Tor exit node. Or perhaps another pro-anonymity protocol. Or VPN. Or maybe Satoshi just used to go on coffee-shops with free Wi-Fi to code or/and write forum posts. Or a combination of everything mentioned.

He probably just used Tor though. That's the safest approach.



By the way, Satoshi is not the only person in the cryptographic community who's remained anonymous. Monero's core development team is mostly consisted of anonymous people, like van Saberhagen and thankful_for_today. Today's anonymity protocols probably provide sufficient anonymity.
Internet Cafes were very popular in 2008. I remember that local internet cafes had no security cameras, were pretty expensive, the local government didn't have knowledgeable IT staff and I believe it would be super easy to be anonymous in 2008 than it is today.
It was just the right time and the right place for him to create a successful cryptocurrency and remain anonymous but it's really impressive that things stayed unknown for such a long period of time.

The general public still don’t have that information but somehow I believe the US government already knows everything about him. The thing is, sharing that info with us won’t benefit them (for now) so they are keeping it secret. The gov owns all the domains and the internet infrastructure. It is impossible to stay anonymous against the gov forever.

Maybe one day we will learn who Satoshi was but when that day comes, they’ll do that to achieve something else. Maybe create panic in the markets? Destroy bitcoin? Dump and pump? I don’t know, but something important will take place when it happens.
I think they don't know who Satoshi is or if they know they killed him or an unpopular opinion, the US agencies created Bitcoin.
I personally think that Satoshi wasn't wanted years ago, governments didn't really care about who created Bitcoin, and it only became mainstream and popular in 2016. Till 2016, satoshi had 8 years of unpopularity. No one keeps logs for 8 years, especially in 2008 when the internet was a new thing and the web wasn't as advanced as it is today, so I think that if we summarize all the services he used, most of his logs aren't kept and what's kept isn't enough to reveal his identity.

I think that Satoshi is the most self-disciplined guy. He didn't use his Bitcoins, never made a transaction and never took a single cent from the millions of dollars that his wallet keeps. He also never came back to the forum and he probably doesn't talk about Bitcoin in public and with his friends but to be fair, that's impossible too. Someone would have known his interest and expressions in cryptography and he shouldn't be able to hide it today when cryptocurrencies are mainstream. While I want him to be alive and to know who he is, my brain tells me that he is dead and that's why things are kept as secret till this day and forever.
214  Economy / Economics / US lawmakers urge SEC to approve Bitcoin options trading on: May 02, 2024, 07:23:46 PM
SEC chairman didn't want to approve Bitcoin ETFs because they think that Bitcoin can easily be speculated and in overall, they don't like it but there was pressure from as influential and powerful company as BlackRock is, so they were forced to approve it because the big guy was demanding it. Now after the Bitcoin ETF approval, everyone has got a huge appetite and wants to get ETFs of altcoins but the SEC doesn't want to give the green light to altcoins ETFs. So here is the thing, since the SEC approved Bitcoin ETFs, why not approve Bitcoin Options Trading?
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215  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can You Submit KYC Before You Win Big on: May 02, 2024, 12:40:17 PM
That is how gambling sites are. Most of them will not demand for KYC from you as long as you are losing, but if you win and want to withdraw some money, they will go through your account and tell you to do necessary things before you can withdraw and requesting for your identity through KYC can be among the requirements.

My topics originates from the comment of this user above in this thread where the OP is writing to seek about KYC stuff. The link to it will be at the end of the topic.

I know casinos do this. I have experienced it too. It is also in their T&C. My question for casino lovers is that instead of waiting until we win big and are asked to submit KYC documents, will you do it before the casino management or administrator request of it? Is there anyone who has gone ahead to fill out and submit their KYC on their account or by asking their customer support for it way before they even start make a request.

Link to original post described in the OP - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5494948.0
From my experience, people gamble on crypto casinos to protect their privacy but this is a thing of the past because nowadays almost every casino asks you to submit KYC but the reason why people don't submit KYC in the start is that they don't want to undergo this procedure, they still try to avoid this as much as possible, there are still people who care about their privacy in the crypto world.
I personally haven't submitted KYC anywhere and I never had a problem. Probably reason of this is that I registered on many crypto casinos in 2016 and was in their signature campaigns and they maybe trust me in this case. My funds are also always clean, they come from signature campaigns or crypto exchanges.
216  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: UEFA Champions League 2023/24 Season on: May 02, 2024, 12:00:10 PM
What I want - A final of Bayern vs Dortmund.

What I expect - A final of Real vs PSG.

Both ties are massively close and really in the balance but Real will do what Real do and I think without their fantastic home crowd, Dortmund might not be able to sustain what they are doing in this years CL.
Do you want to see a German Clásico in the Champions League? I think that Real Madrid has a very good chance to win against Bayern Munich but I don't think that PSG is going to defeat Dortmund in Paris. Btw I am shocked that the game ended only with 1 goal, both sides had many great chances and Dortmund could easily make it 2:0 but they missed a great chance. PSG was just very unlucky, they kicked the ball to the crossbar two times in a row. The way Sule saved Mbappe's goal was just another level, a very fantastic save.
I think that we will see a finale of Real Madrid vs Dortmund but as I see, many people want PSG to win because of Mbappe. He is a phenomenal player but never managed to win the Champions League because of his club.
217  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Halving Making Me Wonder on: May 02, 2024, 11:22:20 AM
I was panicking when I had of the upcoming bitcoin Halving because I wasn't well educated about the halving and I read about it through online resources, still I wasn't okay, so I just relax to experience the fort bitcoin Halving as they say and after the bitcoin Halving I didn't really see a significant change apart from a little drop in price! I was happy that the halving has come and gone.

Today i was just analyzing the chart and it looks like #Bitcoin is about to print new highs! I was smiling and not quiet long I carried out a transaction, I did not believe my eyes, I was devastated, the whole of my bitcoin was gone for transaction fee.

And I began to wonder is this what the Bitcoin Halving is all about???
It doesn't happen overnight, it needs some time. Yeah, Bitcoin's price increases after halving because miners receive half the amount of the previous reward. Many people think that the price should double overnight because since the halving occurs, miners receive decreased rewards but it doesn't like that, there should be a demand for Bitcoin too. The logic here is that miners have the same expanses while earning 50% less, so in order to be mining profitable for miners, they need to sell at a high price. There are exchanges and different crypto services that need Bitcoins, also miners need to sell them to pay electricity bills and some other expenses, so demand for Bitcoin rises and slowly, the price starts to rise.
You should expect Bitcoin to reach 100K or more in the next few months.
218  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🔥 BITSLER.com (e)Sportbook and Casino: Millions of bonus monthly on: May 02, 2024, 10:49:08 AM
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When you have a problem, there's live chat or there's my telegram @Baryom.


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Hello, you are more than welcome <3 It's good that you will follow this thread again. I hope it's okay to discuss about this, why did you guys (Bitsler staff) leave this forum? I remember how you started active promotions and advertisements on this forum in 2016 and how successful this casino has become over the years. Btw many casinos stayed here and continued promoting their casinos, wasn't advertisement beneficial for you anymore? Okay, I understand that it probably wasn't beneficial because you have been advertising here for years but it really makes me curious, why did you abandon this thread?
Just two more questions if you don't mind: Where do you advertise right now and do you plan to really return here with promotions, contests, raffles, or a signature campaign...

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219  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 2v1 MMA fight? on: May 01, 2024, 11:46:45 AM
not sure if a thread about it has been posted here.

anyway, recently videos are being recommended to me by YouTube and it is about a 2V1 MMA fight, at first I was curious and thought about how would this work and how unfair it would be for the 1 guy but to be honest I find the fight intriguing and enjoyable. now I am curious, do you think this type of fight would be popular in sportsbooks? to be honest, I think this could get popular if enough hype is put into it.

if anyone is curious here's the most recent fight that I have watched https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyfQRhGwcRk
Haha, very interesting, 2 against 1. When I clicked on your link, another video showed up where a 6'8 guy was fighting against a 5'3 guy, it reminded me of David and Goliath's fight because it really looks like this. There is also a slap contest where people slap each other with a huge power. Fighting is becoming very popular, I really was never a fan of fight and I don't remember any of my friends watching any kind of fight, including boxing and MMA but today it's really getting trendy.
2 vs 1 looks cool, I would happily see prime Mike Tyson vs 2 random guys. I bet such fights will generate more money than any other current fight. If they manage to agree stars to fight with 2 people, this thing will be one of the trendiest fighting events.
220  Economy / Gambling / Re: 1XBIT.COM ᐉ 7 BTC WB ᐉ Altcoin Betting ᐉ no KYC ᕗ Instant payouts on: May 01, 2024, 10:41:30 AM
Through, there is something which has caught my attention when comes to these both casinos and the relation between them and their modus operandi to continue to seize other's money without giving further or valid explanation. It seems to me that since their FIAT gambling service 1xbet tries not to be so blatant or obvious when comes to selective scams or take-over people's money. They try to keep their façade of legitimacy as intact as possible while as the same time, waiting for opportunities for them to steal, there will be people out there on the internet who will claim to have had a good experience with that casino, because there was no reason for them to withdraw money using a VPN after hitting a jackpot.
On the other hand, their cryptocurrency equivalent 1xbit does not care as much for keeping their façade of legitimacy and go full on selective fraud against their gamblers.

That would explain why one can see more advertisement about 1xbet in webpages like YouTube or sponsorships with people on YouTube.
1xBet was a scam casino, when they opened their first office in my country and decided to start gambling operation here with small advertisements, people liked them because they had good design and many features but when I googled about them in 2016, I found that there were many scam accusation threads on different gambling forums, it was clear that 1xbet was a beautifully packaged scam casino. Then after some years they made fewer scams and invested a lot in marketing, they attracted many people and became very popular. Today, 1xBet is different from 1xBit, it's not as scammy as it was before but I personally still wouldn't play there.
In overall, 1xBet and 1xBit use the Betb2b platform. This is a company that creates many casinos with their CMS and scams many people, this is their business model.
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