That's right.
The number of daytraders is increasing as this bear market continues, as these bearish markets are best time to do daytrading, and daytraders will take advantage of this situation.
Now, the really difficult part here is to find the best entry and exit. This is why I always prefer to be a long term investor. Because I have to assume, that the market will go up again, or at least the bear market will reverse to the bullish market, and will give me a chance to sell for a higher price.

No, it is not possible to use the same username more than once, regardless of the inactivity of the previous user. Once a username is registered on the platform, it remains recorded in the database and no one else can use it again. It is possible for the admin to change the username upon request (in rare and justified circumstances), but the old username remains unavailable to prevent misuse.

Have you tried contacting their customer support? There's nothing wrong with asking a question here, but generally speaking, onsite customer support is more convenient and they are more likely to understand your problem and to provide you with a solution quickly.

See what they have to say.

Since I like gambling anyway, I might as well give your casino a try. But before that I would like to ask a few questions.

According to Wintomato's terms of service, the minimum withdrawal amount per transaction is €10. Is that correct?
source: https://coinfolk.net/topic/476/t-c-english?_=1659462908300&lang=en-US

So if I get $5 to test the platform and manage to complete the 20x rollover requirement, I still won't be able to withdraw the funds since the amount is less than €10?
And another question, why do you discriminate based on forum rank? Sr. and Full Members can write just as good reviews as higher ranked members.



That's true, but Betnomi didn't ask for 20x rollover requirement, but 20 bets. Since you already copied most of the conditions from their campaign anyway, you might as well copy this one too. 

I reviewed the Wasabi Wallet Version 2.0.1.3 for Windows.

I will focus on the user experience while using the wallet as an average user, and leave the technical details up to others with more expertise. The device in use is my secondary laptop with an older Intel CPU and Windows 10 OS. The software is easy to download from the official site. In my case I downloaded Windows 10+ installer from: https://www.wasabiwallet.io/#download

First Start:

After installing the software and accepting terms, you are presented with the user interface that looks very intuitive and clean, with a dark color scheme, which I really liked. This is my first time to use the Wasabi Wallet software and I didn't really know what to expect but the interface is easy to understand and provides the description in each and every function, so it won't be a burden for someone who don't really know what they're doing.

After creating a new wallet and writing down the backup seed phrase, I was now ready to proceed with the next step, which is choosing a CoinJoin strategy. Wasabi Wallet's developers have made sure that everything is explained simply so that this step is also intuitive, even though I am not familiar with the technical aspects of CoinJoin transactions. After completing this step, the wallet is now ready to use

As a first step, I funded my wallet by selecting the "receive" option, and then I went through a two-step wizard where I first had to add a label to the address. This is a bit different than other wallets I've used. Receiving coins works as expected, but this is the basic functionality of every wallet. As soon as a transaction is confirmed, the "Waiting to auto-start coinjoin" message appears. I find it a bit unsettling that auto-coinjoin is on by default, but I understand that Wasabi is designed with privacy in mind. (I will update this review when the coin mixing is complete)

Conclusion:

Based on my testing, I found Wasabi Wallet to have a number of unique features, especially CoinJoin, that make it stand out from other wallets. However, my own opinions on CoinJoin are very much non-existent because I have yet to actually use it with any of my coins. I do, however, think this is an extremely promising development in cryptocurrency privacy. All things considered, since Wasabi Wallet has different modes appropriate for different types of users, I believe it is a very good wallet even for someone who doesn't like or doesn't use CoinJoin. It's also very well designed, and integrates with hardware wallets that should make people a lot more comfortable when holding their coins. As a result, I will be using Wasabi Wallet a lot more in the future.

This is not entirely true.


This means that all profits from crypto investments over EUR 600 per year are subject to Personal Income Tax, which has progressive income tax rates ranging from 14% to 45%.

So you are not the owner of the site? Are you one of the agents? Who decided on such a stupid registration method?
And don't get all defensive now. The reason you came here is to promote your business, so we are entitled to ask you questions about it. If you don't want to answer, that's fine. There is no obligation...

Yeah, definitely. Zaniolo has been impressive over the past few seasons, and adding him alongside Dusan Vlahovic, and Federico Chiesa, Juve could have a great front-three.

Depending on where you live and what payment options you have available, there may even be an option for which you do not even need KYC (sending your personal information for identification) for smaller amounts. Have you looked into local exchanges in your country? Have you checked with your local community?

Yeah, as they say, there is no such thing as a free lunch. There is a very good point to your words in your post. You can think of each of deposit bonuses as not being truly free bonuses, right? For example, it is in the casino's interest that their users gamble more, so they can earn more from a player. Most deposit bonuses I have seen usually has requirements that you have to meet to receive the bonus. And those requirements can be pretty onerous.

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This user is cheating in bounty campaigs with multiple accounts. Ban evasion (using or creating accounts while one of your accounts is banned).

It's very simple. Topics are deleted when they are of low quality and do not contribute to the discussion on the forum (for instance, the question has already been asked many times), while they are moved from another topic to an off-topic if there is no appropriate board to which they belong. I think it is the discretion of the moderators which measure to apply.

Regardless, I think this means a lot. Do you remember Netscape, or services like MySpace or AIM? They all had a head start but ultimately failed because they were replaced by more robust and user friendly alternatives, like Firefox, Google, or Facebook. Therefore, I do not think that head start alone is enough to dictate success or failure.


Who says there has to be only one queen?

Tbh, Daniel91 said "there are", he didn't say "I would recommend", so both of his answers are legit. Also, your tone was a bit snarky, which isn't nice to a senior member who has probably contributed more to this community than you ever will. Learn some manners.


In the post literally two posts above yours, mk4 mentions some of the "other forums or platforms" you could consider. And, if you need more information, you can ask nicely instead of acting like an asshole.

As some of the posters above have noted, it doesn't seem likely that this site will attract a lot of gamblers. The selection of games isn't particularly impressive and the site looks bland and uninspiring. It's possible that this might grow, but for the moment it looks to be a long way from the must-visit gambling sites. You say "we have all your favorite games" but that's not really the case, is it? I don't see any of my popular slots.

As for the registration process, I have never seen a casino that requires users to register through an agent. It doesn't feel particularly safe to me that someone else has access to our access information.

By the way, OP, stop making multiple posts in the row. This is against the forum rules.

This problem has existed for as long as casino streaming itself and I think there's no sure way of determining whether a streamer is gambling with real money unless you have full insight into his finances. If you see the money that a streamer is spending in a short period of time, it's very clear that he's not gambling for real money all the time.

In order to avoid fraudulent affiliates promoting rogue casinos, we must use common sense and feel out the situation to determine whether this person is truly putting his money where his mouth is. We must learn to recognize warning signs.

Although the domain is brand new, there is no information about this site online. Not even on social networking sites can I find any information about this site.

Anyway, the site is most likely a scam, and I strongly recommend not investing your time or money on this site. Scammers use many different techniques to swindle people out of money, and this one is no different. I suggest that you to avoid this website at all cost.

Yes, that is exactly what I mean. Saying that a gambling addict will have the same or similar satisfaction gambling with play money is like saying that an adrenaline junkie trying to quit base jumping will have similar satisfaction jumping on a trampoline. Because the source of the high is not the same, the euphoria will be different. The same logic applies to pathological gamblers and their pathological behavior.

Just wanted to share something very satisfying that I noticed today:




[https://bpip.org/Profile?id=153702]

Looks like we have one 1xbit shill less to worry about. Who's next? 

Damn, that's really sad. I'm crying already. 
I hope not many people get heartbroken by this.