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2201  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: ASA to host gambling advertising webinar on: September 25, 2021, 06:09:52 PM
I tend to agree with the regulator in protecting those people because it is easy to make people try something that makes them curious and let them stay for a long time.

So what is your opinion about this? If that webinar is not followed up, I am not sure if that discussion will work and will have a new rule to control the gambling ads.

What they are trying to discuss in this webinar is indeed quite good, this is a form of their concern for the young generation in England. In addition, the webinar is very focused on discussing how ad display policies are adjusted at certain hours. So that way they don't have to ban gambling advertisements completely, because from these ads are quite a large tax revenue, they don't just think about tax revenues, and are selfish about their impact. Other countries can also refer to doing the same activity, and pay more attention to how ads don't appear anywhere. But income is also not hampered.
2202  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Most easiest casino games on: September 24, 2021, 06:07:05 PM
Most people give the same advice. In gambling all games based on luck are games that are quite easy for beginners. As for dice, it is the easiest game after slots. So you really choose the right game to start gambling. In the dice itself you just need to place it and press a button.

So regarding the question there seems to have been completed and the thread should be locked immediately. Because after all I noticed the answer is almost the same.
2203  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: NFT hype-Who knows what the next big thing in crypto will be? on: September 24, 2021, 05:24:28 PM
You just need to be good at dealing with Hype conditions, regardless of what consequences you will get when the Hype ends, people will immediately welcome the next Hype.
Nothing is impossible in the crypto industry, there will always be innovator changing each other. Starting from DeFi which is now drowning from its community who knows nowhere, now the earth is booming with NFT everywhere. It has become a natural cycle. People will flock from one Hype to another, taking; profit and go find another profit center.
2204  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why men mostly into gambling on: September 24, 2021, 04:24:32 PM
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I doubt a third of gamblers are women.  It seems to me that there are much fewer of them.  According to my observations, women play in the company of acquaintances without such excitement as men and mostly to flirt and play along with men.  In my environment, there is not a single woman who I could refer to as gamblers.  Only guys.

Depending on the popularity in a particular country that does dominate gambling. Indeed, women can also happen as the data above. The gambling population is not enough just based on one or two specific data taken from one sample only. Maybe if we can make some kind of statistical calculation of all the country's data that does enforce gambling for women, it can be used as a reference.

However, if one were to assume, women might be more appropriate to work in casinos as support operators, or as casino promoters.
2205  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Twitter to pay content creators in bitcoin on: September 24, 2021, 02:21:47 PM
So I guess this is Jack's answer to Elon's question on the "B WORD" night. Elon asked "Would you accept bitcoin for ads on Twitter?".

Enabling content creators to tip each other with Bitcoin isn't really as huge but a major corporation spending time and effort to deploy bitcoin and Lightning-compatible product is a great approval for the future of bitcoin as well as Lightning. Becoming a Bitcoin/ LN expert would be a great way to get hired by Twitter.

Once LN and payment bots are integrated, there is nothing stopping Twitter from becoming something more than pure tweeting. If facebook could have markets, so can twitter. Only they'd be Bitcoin powered and so much cooler.
 

Recently I found a Source that makes me feel proud enough to know cryptocurrency so far. However, we are always more optimistic. After some time after the announcement given by Dorsey, I began to try to analyze several sources personally to strengthen the existence of Bitcoin in the future.

AIER released this article as we all know Dorsey often tells everyone that "Bitcoin has shown me the future". This opens the truth about what decentralization really is, which is that all public skepticism, especially cryptocurrency users, is getting stronger in responding to claims of political authority.

In other words, adopting crypto is not just about digital money. But as an alternative answer to all intermediary transactions without taxes. So it would be nice if Dorsey confidently who will always pamper creative twitter users with a valuable fee this has an exponential impact.
2206  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Twitter to pay content creators in bitcoin on: September 23, 2021, 06:34:55 PM
Good news, because that would not only have an impact on the strength of adoption, but also the impact on twitter would obviously be very good. Maybe some twitter users who hate crypto especially Bitcoin will be quite hot to hear this news. Although currently the trial will be carried out for Apple iOS users. I will keep waiting for Android user queue. Besides this will be launched of course I will monitor how it will run effectively.

I have locked my thread, and interested in discussing in your thread.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5361545.0
2207  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: You can now accept payments in Bitcoin to use Twitter on: September 23, 2021, 06:09:26 PM
Since this topic has already been discussed, and out of respect for him I will lock this thread. let's construct in the thread.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5361544.0

thank you   Smiley
2208  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / You can now accept payments in Bitcoin to use Twitter on: September 23, 2021, 05:42:58 PM

That's the title I got from this latest news about the very extraordinary thing that Jack Dorsey put forward. As of today users on twitter can tip any creative content creator or his favorite content with Bitcoin. Well as a Jack Dorsey is no stranger to how he really likes crypto.

So how do you think Bitcoin will have an impact when this rule is enforced on Twitter? Are haters like Warren going to make some kind of Conspiracy? Hope he sleeps well. LOL

News source https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/23/you-can-now-get-paid-in-bitcoin-to-use-twitter.html

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  • Twitter will now allow users to tip their favorite creators on the social network using bitcoin.
  • The company announced on Thursday that its Tips feature will now roll out globally to all Apple iOS users this week and will become available for Android users in the coming weeks.
  • The integration of bitcoin to Twitter’s tip feature is hardly surprising considering CEO Jack Dorsey is one of the most vocal supporters of the cryptocurrency.
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2210  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🎰 AllSlotsClub.com🎰 | Feel the All Slots Club Difference!🌟 on: September 23, 2021, 04:02:27 PM
LOL  Grin,
I was not given permission to access this site. Why so many lists of countries that are blocked? this should be a light if not then what can you produce. Because it is possible that a country that is blocked can actually provide a large income for your casino. It's a shame we're having a limited time following up on the site you're trying to promote in this thread.

In fact I'm wondering, does the OP have any intention or not in building a casino? that's all the OP needs to answer for my question.
2211  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: How to Earn While Holding Crypto Assets on: September 23, 2021, 03:23:03 PM
Holding crypto assets doesn't really give you profits unless you surrender the assets you bought from its cheaper price.
Remember, when you sell 1 Bitcoin you lose 1 Bitcoin. Just think about it thoroughly.
1 BTC $800 buy price, same 1 BTC sold for $43000. - At this moment you have $ and will think of a way for re-entry.
If you want to create profits you will be going thru trade so that you could buy back the asset that you sold after a pump.

Staking is kind of a doubtful place for me because of the custody that was gone. If I will stake something I'd rather use cheap altcoins.


It's true, as I said earlier that altcoins are better for staking. As for ending Bitcoin ownership and selling everything, it's a difficult choice other than selling some and moving some to stable coins when you are really pushed by the need. Well we talked about necessity and that's hard to deny. Whatever our ownership of Bitcoin we have bought it in cheap times, but like everything else, we are past that time. So inevitably there will be a time when we end ownership for certain targets.
2212  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Looking To Invest $50-$100 In New Projects Any Ideas? on: September 23, 2021, 02:42:00 PM
Hello everyone and hope everyone is doing well. I am currently looking to invest in some new projects in the sum of 50-100 dollars. If you have any new or exciting projects you would like to share with us here, please post and let us know. Until next time take care.

Do you want to invest or want to gamble? Of course with an amount like that, you want multiples that will impress us. Wherever you invest and hope. 1000% profit then we will jump first before suggesting it to you. I agree with what @bitmover said, that $100 is very small if your profit target is 1000%. Maybe if you raise up to $1000 it's quite realistic and the price is a multiple of over 100%.

There is no such thing as too small amount, a $50 investment can turn $1000 if you get lucky in your investment, investment in the right project and exercise patience, people who invest $50 in Shiba inu made more than that in return, there are some project which $50 is not too small to invest on it.

I remember about this one Shiba. this is a story told of those who are newbies and find magic in crypto. In September someone told me that he invested $2K, he held Shiba and went through a few months of collapse from November 2020 to the end of May 2021 his finances reached around $33 million. Well behind it all there is a price to pay, when fighting for trust after some time Shiba had dropped in price.
2213  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: How to Earn While Holding Crypto Assets on: September 22, 2021, 06:32:37 PM
When talking about "staking" bitcoin through platforms like BlockFi: take note that you're handing over custody over your funds. If the platform gets in trouble security wise, then you're in for a rough ride[1].

When talking about yield farming and staking with DeFi: You have the risks of impermanent loss[1], and you also could potentially lose your money if the platform gets exploited.


[1] https://cryptosec.info/exchange-hacks
[2] https://medium.com/coinmonks/understanding-impermanent-loss-9ac6795e5baa

We will never do that if it has given up our rights to a second party just for the sake of staking Bitcoin. I better keep it until it's bad. It's terrible that anything can happen, targeting Bitcoin with an alibi like this is often found. And the holders must think about this carefully. In my opinion Bitcoin is not to be gambled, As for other altcoins I will not forbid it.
2214  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Looking To Invest $50-$100 In New Projects Any Ideas? on: September 22, 2021, 04:15:40 PM
Hello everyone and hope everyone is doing well. I am currently looking to invest in some new projects in the sum of 50-100 dollars. If you have any new or exciting projects you would like to share with us here, please post and let us know. Until next time take care.

Do you want to invest or want to gamble? Of course with an amount like that, you want multiples that will impress us. Wherever you invest and hope. 1000% profit then we will jump first before suggesting it to you. I agree with what @bitmover said, that $100 is very small if your profit target is 1000%. Maybe if you raise up to $1000 it's quite realistic and the price is a multiple of over 100%.
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Seems you're to late Grin

LOL....  Grin Thanks, apparently I'm late mate.
But no problem I'll probably try the deposit. However I only half read the FAQ, and they enforce n KYC rules. I need to read the whole rules. Because after all we have to avoid KYC. I don't want withdrawals to be delayed just because I have to comply with KYC. That's really annoying.
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Btw, unfortunately the promo code can't be used anymore, is there something I'm missing. LOL
2217  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: More women addicting problem in UK on: September 22, 2021, 01:17:56 AM
I think this depends on the gambling habits of a region. Usually it is the men who dominate the casino. But as the information OP said the pandemic brought some of the flow of women to start gambling. Even before the pandemic, women whose hobbies had always been gambling were not reported much. Due to the impact of the current economic situation that almost every country is said to be quite concerned about, online gambling on several women's social media also participates in streaming. This has opened up new topics for exposure to the mass media.
For me personally, this is not too surprising, even to this day I still often fight female gamblers who are quite bearable in some physical casinos.
2218  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: I want to invest in litecoin. What would be the right decision at the present ti on: September 20, 2021, 05:34:16 PM
Of course it depends on how you see Litecoin as a potential coin. So don't ignore this desire, especially if you have seen that the prospects for Litecoin are quite good. Litecoin also looks at least able to survive the very extreme conditions in the market. But remember to invest from a percentage that is not too large.
2219  Economy / Economics / Re: Future economic fear of the rich and poor. on: September 20, 2021, 04:15:42 PM
We cannot draw unilateral conclusions about how economic conditions from two opposite directions, between the poor and the rich are all on the same track with various domains and concerns. Broadly speaking, economics is about position and social equality where all the worries can arise without making a ticket first.

It's simple: in most cases, a rich person will feel less about what he already has because the more he gets what he wants, the more he worries about what he doesn't have. Meanwhile, on the part of the poor, no matter how hard they are, they have to endure the hardships of life, both in urban and rural areas, all of which always refer to the economic gap between the middle and upper social layers.

which points are suitable for us to choose? not A nor is it B, if I were you it would add a point C where there are people who feel enough, enough in terms of responding to the seriousness of economic life. Those in this realm tend not to think too much about things that can have detrimental consequences on the pace of the economy, while they have a chance to survive they will be much simpler and stronger to survive.
2220  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Impact of underage gambling? on: September 20, 2021, 03:41:35 PM
My question to the OP is: is there any data and evidence to suggest an impact in certain areas that is already legal on this impact on minors? Do not be too skeptical and make gambling as if it has entered the concrete operational area of ​​children. They are with their world and we still see that today they are just busy playing games.
Keep in mind that there will always be closer scrutiny of how we don't find that data anywhere. So it would be great if you provide us with reliable data and which area you are talking about.
If there is no relevant evidence, then this is just a warning, so far children are not familiar with this type of crazy gambling. Their world is just play and play.
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