There are several stories of people who lost their Bitcoins, accumulated on the early years of cryptocurrency. Since BTC was cheap back then, they didn't give much importance or attention to their wallets and consequently lost what on those days represented few bucks of dollars, but ended becoming millions of dollars in our present days.

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Now these people are desperate to recover what was lost and regretful for their negligent, careless behavior. If they had believed Bitcoin's potential since the beginning, they would have acted in a different manner, without any doubts. The lesson I take from this is to never be a scornful person.

Money flows into Bitcoin, then the search for cryptocurrencies increases creating more demand, so developers from this industry launch their own tokens to profit from the hype. Since they prefer using an existing chain (which is simpler and faster), they go for ETH, which is the most popular one. So we see Ethereum maintaining its status on crypto universe on the top 2.

The only way ETH could be overcome would be through the popularization of another chain. Many have already tried, but none have achieved surpassing Ethereum so far.

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Not exactly. Your bet is on the game's result, what doesn't necessarily mean the most skilled team is going to win, since luck is also a decisive factor in sports matches. Let's say team A control the whole game (more possession, shootings, free kicks), however it might take only one chance for team B to score a goal and keep it for the rest of the game.

So even if you are a specialist on sports, more specifically soccer, there are still chances you are going to predict it wrongly.

But yes, the house only profits from gamblers who lose their bets.

Yes, and Elon Musk is an expert on this matter. I don't doubt these rumours could have come from him just to see what people think about the idea and how the market reacts towards it.

It can be another strategy from Musk to not leave the trending topics of daily news on the internet. Each new week there is something new involving this guy on the news: it can be a joke, a crazy plan or any other bizarre thing that will bring him views, popularity and profit.

Anyway, Twitter becoming an exchange platform would only work if he were able to offer competitive rates with rival exchanges. People wouldn't use it just because it's Twitter or because it belongs to Elon Musk. With so many exchanges nowadays, I think it's a risky business to venture into.

I think it depends on the government we are talking about. Keep in mind the more centralized a government is, more bureaucracy and regulations they like creating and enforcing, because after all, it generates more jobs' spots for new regulators on the public administration, what allow the government to employ their campaign's supporters (working as a reward for the support and votes received to win the polls).

The theory presented by OP is an interesting one, and I don't think it's totally impossible to happen for real. It will depend on the course modern society or some countries in particular take from now on.

Lol, Bitcoin is the most democratic investment I'm aware about. It's very simple to start investing and it's opened to everyone who has some bucks on their pockets and minimal internet knowledge. I understand when regulators talk about the risks of investing in crypto assets, due to the volatility, lack of security offered by centralized exchanges and the high volume of hacks and scams, but to say Bitcoin is racist it's already too exaggerated.

Actually, it makes these authorities lose their reputation, because it's really ridiculous to make such statements which everyone is tired hearing about. Moreover, it's a blatantly excused used nowadays by people who don't have any other valid argument against the object they are trying to detract towards the public.

The hotcake has been always Bitcoin. Since you are complaining about being a victim of altcoins' scams and falling for false promises, I believe you should go through a safer route with your investments in cryptocurrency, and the safest route is Bitcoin, without any doubts.

Otherwise, if you continue playing around with altcoins, in an attempt to be lucky guy to pick the right one that will boost your earnings in x100, x1000 overnight, it's certain you are going to continue falling for such scams over and over again!

Due to KYC policy, someone should only sign up at a casino if they are able to provide personal documents to prove their identity. At least, you sign up at a casino aware that the possibility of being asked to provide such informations do exist and are likely to happen at some point. To rely on "luck" to cashout funds without provinding personal data or to use documents from other people (consequently commiting a crime of ideological falsehood) is never an alternative. OP, if you have involved in such activities, stop it now, it's never too late to change your behavior for the better...

I think audit is the perfect solution for online lotteries. By using a trustful software to pick the winner, plus displaying the draw in real time through a live transmission, I think many gamblers who are hopeless and doubtful about online lottery may consider start betting on it once again. If this casino achieves doing this, like they said, other casinos may adopt the same idea on their businesses as well.

Transparency is a very important factor, which can boost gamblers' will and interest for a game in particular exponentially.

These are the most important points mentioned by OP that slots players should be aware about. By following these steps gamblers can avoid severe losses, understand how the game works, while increasing their winning chances by playing at machines which have superior RTP rates.

I believe other points mentioned have more to do with superstition, contiguity relations, instead of practical, factual events that could really influence the gameplay of a gambling session.

Where is the video? Who are these people who believe a lunatic woman predicted a shitcoin like SHIB which has huge supply is going to hit 50$ per token? That is mathematically impossible to happen and such predictions are already trepassing the limits of insanity, as are the fools who fall for these "prophecies", although I believe in this case it's so absurd that nobody really takes it seriously. Even a fanatic wouldn't believe this woman.

It depends. You have to weight on each transaction what is more worthful: to pay with your debt card having access to a sweet discount or to pay with your credit card acquiring points that can be redeemed later for more purchases and rewards. Sometimes it will be more interesting to use a credit card, especially nowadays with so many advantages and promotions for its customers.

However, if we are talking about someone who can't manage his expenses properly, I would say credit cards are a big no and should be totally discouraged, because it's going to become a snowball of debt after a while... A hint I can give is that always you open your bank account, you immediately subtract the next credit card's bill amount from your total balance. That will be the real sum of amount you have to spend, and nothing else.

What differs one investor from another is just their size and relevance on the market. While some are small investors, others are average and there also the big investors, the whales, who have great influence on the market and can impact the prices positively or negatively with their buy or sell orders.
But in the end, all of them are Bitcoin investors who have put their hopes and expectations on it with the maximum sum of money they could afford.

Knowledge is another thing and isn't required in order to become a Bitcoin investor. Many investors don't know how Bitcoin works, its history or technical elements, but they still hold some satoshis or even some bitcoins on their personal wallets thinking on long term returns.

I'm still waiting a correction in Bitcoin's price to use my WoF's spins, so the base prize returns to 50 satoshis. It might be a risky decision, because there are chances Bitcoin remains stable on the currently price range, becoming 30,000$ its new support level, and potentially reaching even higher price levels on the upcoming months, what would decrease WoF's prizes even more yet. However, I'm not willing to profit less 10 satoshis base reward on every spins.

If I have to collect and stake more than 1000 spins by there, that is what I'm going to do.

The variables and probabilities are too many to reach an accurate prediction. AI can analyze past and present events, but it can never analyze the future, that is constantly ahead us and starts from the next thousandth of second you are reading this on.

Considering the toss a coin example, what if the wind suddenly changes on the moment you drop the coin, what if the force applied isn't executed as previously done or expected? The fact is that AI can't oversee the future, and that would be the only way this technology could be applied predicting outcomes efficiently.

Well, to say the truth, for me it wasn't a hard time and I'm thankful to God about that. I didn't lose people close to me due to the disease, I didn't feel annoyed by the loss of contact with other people (since I already lived on this condition even without Covid pandemic). The only negative side was to control expenses more strictly. To purchase only the necessary to eat and survive, as we didn't know how long that was going to take and what would be the long term consequences, financially speaking.

So we didn't order food from restaurants, we didn't eat special dishes... And thinking more carefully I think it's not something I can complain about, because there were people in much worse situations. I have only to be thankful for everything!

There is nothing more disappointing than losing 3 times in a row with more than 90% winning probability. That was really hard to accept for me, because I was so confident about the result being positive that I risked a decent sum of money in vain. I felt shocked on the moment and thought it couldn't be possible to be true, but that is how gambling works and the more you try to deny this fact, more money you are going to lose until going completely broken.

So, never try to overcome the house, doesn't matter how disappointed or angry you are at the currently moment. This way you can still left the table with some dignity and money on your pockets.

It could be viable if a considerable portion of world's population were willing to replace fiat, however that is not the case. Theoretically it could work, but in practice things are a lot more complicated and doesn't happen as expected.

Bitcoin will remain as an asset and side currency, that is my guess. At same time that isn't a bad thing since the demands keeps high and increasing cycle after cycle. We can't be greedy to hope Bitcoin has to rule the world to consider mission accomplished.

Yes, many of us have already faced this situation exactly like yours in crypto universe. The most important thing is to avoid similar mistakes futurely.

In your case, that is to be careful with speculators like Elon Musk who has already lured many investors into losses. This DOGE logo on Twitter's incident we saw days ago, was expected to turn into what you described above.

Next time don't get too excited about following Musk's steps on investments. And always invest aiming long term results, while avoiding shitcoins such as memecoins.