Six months is just too long to resolve the issue you can create a flag now and ask others to support it, I have read similar issues getting resolved in less than a month, newly launch casinos should at least avoid issues like this when they are starting to build their reputation, it's ok to hold one's account and do an investigation but not as long as six months, it's already a warning sign for them and gamblers should be aware of this.

Bitcoin is part of the financial industry, in previous years, we did not see any correlation between bitcoin and the traditional market because bitcoin was too small to mention. But now things have changed, and in the future, we will see more correlation and influence of political and financial news affecting the movement of bitcoin.

I don’t think they manipulate markets. They basically say months in advance what they will do. If there is a surprise hike it’s usually because some data made them make that decision such as almost having double digit inflation last year.

FUD is not just came from the haters, it can also came from manipulator and that’s why the market will always be volatile because many wants to create panic so they can buy any coin again at a cheaper price. If you see an opportunity like this, better to grab it instead of panicking. Spreading FUD is unethical and its already part of the market, if you have a weak hands and don’t know what to do, expect to lose the money in an instant.

Part of the 'game' I guess. Some are intentionally doing it because they want to create a wave, wherein profit could be earned by riding on it. FUDs are always expected to assets or anything that is dependent to market or majority of people's demand. Well there are indeed people who became victim of FUDs but if we would look on a deeper perspective, we as investors should be aware of what we are doing in the first place right? So maybe that is their negligence. It is money we are talking about and that is an enough reason to be "extra" on many things. FUDs are either on a positive or negative aspect. It could be fear that the price might increase already so you have to buy in an instant and such. Bottomline is to study your next move to not be caught by such beliefs.

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It's totally unethical; no but's. It's like saying scamming is okay because the victim didn't educate himself of scams — it's unethical regardless of how dumb the scam is.

Right. When I give financial advice to other people, I fear it won't work for them and will cost them money. As someone who knows them intimately, it would make me uncomfortable with him, and maybe he would too.

That's why I always advise people who want investment advice to seek more information, but I will accompany him as long as he is looking for that information so that he doesn't go astray. I also put more emphasis on the person that there is a risk behind everything, and he should think carefully about that risk.

Do not give financial advise to other people, because they will put the blame on you, when they lose money.

There is no need for a centralized system which helps people to save guard their bitcoins.
Owning Bitcoin means being responsible for your passwords and more importantly, your keys and seedphrases, which always gives you access to your funds.

Check my mail, and this statement was given: "Oh no—pwned!"pwned in six data breaches and found no leaks (subscribe to "search sensitive breaches"). This "subscribe to search for sensitive breaches" simply means they are also seeking traffic and email data. 

Other ways of password protection were suggested, which are some form of random sites too; they might be active and protective, but I can't use them if my saved passwords on Google are already breached, which means the safest way is to go old school, like I do with my wallet security, and write down everything on paper and take charge of my own security. Thanks to this thread left to me alone I could have not known of my password being leaked.  

After all, the reason I find most plausible for the price of bitcoin to rise is that the world economy is showing signs of recovery after a year of crisis. After 3 weeks of announcing a decrease in CPI, yesterday's PCE also decreased, showing signs of stronger economic recovery. And many people predict that with inflation indicators showing signs of decline, a Fed rate hike of only 0.25% is entirely possible. All news is good for the economy, so it is understandable that the entire financial market is benefiting from that.