If you have enough funds or you are willing to spend some bucks for a hardware wallet like Ledger Nano X/S then go for it. However, if you are short on budget -- you can just use multi asset and a non-custodial mobile wallet like Trustwallet. Both of these supports tons of altcoins.

List of supported alts.
[1] https://trustwallet.com/assets
[2] https://www.ledger.com/supported-crypto-assets

If for instance that the altcoins you have isn't supported by wallets that I have mentioned earlier, your only option is to look at their website and see which specific wallet that supports your holdings.

Is it actually a glitch? I have read some rumors circulating on Facebook that the said transaction is actually caused by a whale who mistakenly sold his bitcoin stash at PHP 300,000 per bitcoin. Ang masama lang dito eh marami pa ding mga account ang hindi pa mabuksan ng ilang users gawa nga nung nangyari.

Here's the Facebook post regarding this issue.

Thank you for asking this @D3F4L7 RAT!

Bitcointalk Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1289002
Current amount of posts (Including this one): 1264
EARNED merit in the last 120 days: 96
SegWit BTC Address: bc1qm675lufetnm8xl2a3vwvczxm4mdvq6za9nplkf

I doubt ethan_nx and Scott would carry out such thing. If ever that happens, I am certain that YOLOdice will not be as profitable and alive compared with previous management. It also entails a lot of financial risk.

Did you mean April Fools Day?   How I wish! 

Hi! ethan_nx and Scott!

As most of the members are saying, it is really difficult to believe that YOLOdice
has come to an end and I was indeed surprised that the announcement appeared when I visited my account early in this morning. It is quite unexpected, though.

Well, whatever reason it maybe I just want you to know that you really don't have any idea how much you have helped me - from accepting me into the campaign and to be able to meet some of YOLOdice
people in the site and to the forum itself. Hoping for the best to the both of you in your cryptocurrency journey ahead.

Cheers!

You shouldn't ever entrust someone to unlock your wallet just because they know or they claim to know it. You should just learn to do it yourself and never entrust everything just because some people claim they can or it is their service. Also, LBTC doesn't control the actions of its traders, they only get their information and can be used once a buyer reported a trader, if and only if the trader and the id itself is legitimate (flaw of some KYC that can be fooled). Lastly, LocalBitcoins already has that kind of issues back then, and it was always a constant negative review compared to the 'positive' ones.

You should move this to Reputation board, as this provides a user experience against the reputation of Local Bitcoins. Thank you!

Why does most mining rig selling platform often is being reported in here by newbie accounts? Have you guys considered searching first nor taking a second opinion before even engaging on platforms that you deal with? What brings you onto buying mining rig online with all of your savings? Do you think it is a good investment to take the risk and spend all of it? Actually, there's nothing you can do and I'm sorry for the loss of your money. You cannot take back your money unless you would work hard on trailing the transactions you made (hopefully you transacted tru btc), yet if they are good, they might just use mixers. Therefore, no matter how mad you are, you're money won't be returned. Better cool off and be stable onto that pressure and learn from it.

Have you ever tried using Kali Linux' Password cracking tools? I prefer you use crunch^[1] as it lets you modify its logic to guess your password depending on the sequence of each and every characters you think were on the right place. The link given already explains its idea so better check it out. This tool is only used for making wordlists hence guessing your password one by one would be solved just by having a list of possible guesses depending on your criteria set.

Also, those coins were already dead, you can check it in coinmarketcap yourself to see what coin is still exchangeable and I only manage to lookup is your BCB, which would give you atleast 231USD. You should check the others on CMC for you to see what exchange supports those coins. Careful on whom you would entrust the recovery of your wallet! Also, as an alternative, if you can remember the mnemonics of your private key, then you can try Mnemonic Converter^[2] to help you access your accounts by using private key access.

[1] - https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/tutorial-create-wordlists-with-crunch-0165931/
[2] - https://iancoleman.io/bip39/

No matter how much would be the gap of number of huge BTC owners compared to small investors, the idea of BTC at the first place remains intact and pretty simple. People and strong hand investors sees it not as to store their wealth, but an innovative solution to the problems of the monetary system and fiat -- more specifically a mode of long term investment as they sees it to be the biggest opportunity for their initial deposits to gain profit from time to time. And no, fees are already an issue with BTC especially as the more it grows its volume, the higher the transactions on a single period of time which then makes priority fees more expensive. Hence, if it would ever be the main coin of the future, BTC must gain fast and cheap transaction first.

I somehow agree on your last statement, but not to the point that people would forget bitcoin. Remember, there is still a huge chance that BTC would skyrocket more, and spreading FUDs and even having no trust on its capability might only end you regretful in the future. Study Bitcoin Dominance as well, it has a huge effect on the price of the alts, hence BTC's movement would affect some alts, and must always be considered.

I don't get why such people would still exert an effort to create poll for what would be the best thing in a certain category and let it be answered on a platform that accepts multiple answers by using other browsers or deleting cache/cookies. The only thing to know what would be the best crypto gambling website among all existing gambling website -- is to simply know what gambler a user is. We all have different UX preferences and all of the gambling platform has also their own variety of UX and even game focused/mastery. Every poll would only fall down to what is the taste of a gambler, regardless if the platform has more or less clients than the others.

Bounty Managers back then where very trusted right months before the scam ICOs rolls out. The most nostalgic compared to reminiscing bounty managers, is I guess, the legitimate bounties themselves who pays in stakes and ends up making a single simple Member user earn more than a thousand dollars just within approx 3-6 months of signature bounty campaigns. The question from herewith is, are the successful bounty projects back then were still successful now? And yes, sylon is the most trusted manager whereas if he opens a certain bounty, expect that this project is legit and would pop-off in months.

You're just basically making your own bank where you make people send you their coins as a donation and your project act as a middle-man or an escrow. And no, there is no way that you can publish an online donatable address without knowing your private key, and even the fact that not knowing an address' private key makes this concept much worse. Hence, if you wanted to have an automated charity donations with every twitter bitcoin hashtags, better instead just make it a clear direct charity. There is no such thing as "Decentralized Charity Platform" that can accept Bitcoin Donation without the safety and security of the funds being considered.

So you basically want us to test your bot by providing you our trading API key with certain permission that could possibly makes our money lose in an instant? Why not try it on your own API key first and show us the exact way of how everything works. Keep in mind that this kind of service is already a no no on the market. Why? There are tons of alternative to this and much safer such as buying a legitimate bot that the user owns and controls, or just use platforms that supports copy trading -- which was having the same profit output, all less riskier than providing anonymous user your API key.

This is also a reason why it takes a long time to be settled on whom should we bet in a single game, and this applies to all of the sports that can be gambled. We must be taking an in-depth research on what is happening on the mental health of the player or players of a team we are betting. A simple negative, boastful, and arrogant mindset is something to consider yet could give a huge change to that player's gameplay when in match.

It is sad that Wilder cannot just move on, this would affect bets on his future games as this could be his biggest flaw.

If you are using mobile phone to have alerts with your favorite crypto, better try Coingecko's Mobile App and it has the push notification feature where you can get notified with the changes on price of your chosen coins. You can choose a "Once" - where you can get notified only if the coin reached the price you set once, and "Recurring" - where you can get notified everytime the coin reaches the price or &increase you've set. Note that you must Sign-in in their app (which is just free).

You just need to click the coin you want to get notified with > click the + button above the UI > click "Add Price Alert" > then set any % of price change or any price point you want and choose between "Once" or "Recurring.

     

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You can also get alerts with Blockfolio app, and the method is pretty much the same.

The answer is quite simple. The good and best plan is to study, have your own research, and analyze the market on yourself then just enter the market whenever you already had figured how much risk you can take. Crypto market in general aspect is volatile and fluctuates sensitively depending on the flow of the crypto community. It was never to late, and never let yourself be FOMO just because of the current hype. You've already stated on your thread subject that you missed out. Yes, but that must not be your reason to just invest in Bitcoin.

Here's some of my personal suggestion, yet never take this as a financial advice. DYOR and TAYOR.

• BTC in current charts seems in to bullish divergence. It is still altseason so better focus on investing or trading in altcoins.
• ETH, SAND, NOIA, and LIT has the most potential of gaining twice of their current price within this year, or maybe more. But remember, once you already had enough profit, take it and search for another alt that might have a chance.
• Try investing as well on Polkadot projects, but be careful as there are tons of projects that were fake and imitation of the other legit projects.
• Never invest without stop-loss, unless you really had convinced yourself that the crypto you are in would increase.
• Again and again, take a time to research and never let yourself be convinced on just the hype. This isn't a race.

It is fine to use platforms that lets you create with existing templates and gives you enough space and features to modify it, especially for a startup-project. For you to find what web builder you think you can be fond of, better read this - https://www.websitetooltester.com/en/blog/best-free-website-builders/

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If you were just starting and wanted to illustrate your ideas for your future project, better use Figma^[1] and/or Adobe XD^[2]. Figma is my personal favorite and would be good for you if you want a free yet powerful web UI/UX designer. It even has tons of plugins from various vector platforms such as Icons8, Freepik, etc. And on the other hand, Adobe XD, from Adobe Creative Cloud, does have a monthly premium subscription, which is good if you were onto more extensive and in-depth designing.

[1] - https://www.figma.com/
[2] - https://www.adobe.com/sea/products/xd.html

Yes! With the rise of the Bitcoin and its possible higher skyrocket, I prefer not to use it anymore in my gambling activities. It is really better to use other crypto as the volatility of BTC would greatly affect how much I hold now over how can it be priced tom. With the current trend in the market, it is better to let the satoshis sleep and grow with the uptrend of its price rather than having it used just for a short term satisfaction in playing gambling games which would never assures a profit in return.

With your explicit doubts in your investments, I would say that you don't really want to lose your money nor leave the game without any profit. Honestly, everything would depend on how much risk you can take. There can only  be two scenarios, one in which you take the profit and one is you hold it. Let me explain what would happen on each scenario:

• Profit is profit. If you invested for profit, then as long as you are gaining, you must already be satisfied with it. Pushing yourself to get your hopes up wouldn't do good, but would just rather lead you to greed that you might regret soon. Taking profits is often the best choice once the crypto you invested isn't doing good in its overall system and with its popularity in the market. Again, if you are satisfied, then lock it.
• If your crypto is a good and promising one for long term (example the crypto is still in development of certain additional projects that would benefit some platforms), then you can hold it. Holders are often risks their trust over the success of a certain crypto. This would be your great choice if you trusts well the crypto you are holding.