It's become a growing trend. They are finally starting to recognize it's potential instead of trying to fight it and downplaying it for so many years. It has proven to be superior to gold which is difficult to transact with and the US dollar which decreases it's value over time. It's been the 'blockchain not bitcoin' people who have ended up on the wrong side of history.

I've used Litecoin for cheaper transactions before, but Dogecoin is just as useful for this. Mainly I just use altcoins for gambling. I prefer them over Bitcoin because they are worth less so it minimizes my losses if I have a bad streak.

I used ETH a few times in the ICO days for investing in new ERC-20 coins and did a bit of trading on ForkDelta. Eventually, I converted everything to BTC and haven't touched it since aside from a few tips I've received at casinos.

The DeFi bubble has significantly deflated. It was only a matter of time given the ridiculously high yield percentages which were unsustainable. It is likely that a lot of this value leaving DeFi has flowed into Bitcoin which is something which has real use cases besides ponzi pump and dumps.

This seems unnecessary. Unless a casino business is based in your jurisdiction you don't need to try and take money away from them that they earned. Imposing even more regulations on them could negatively impact casinos and gamblers and push people towards more private, unregulated options that don't require KYC. At least some countries are loosening their restrictions on online gambling like Germany and Latvia so all hope is not lost.

I have seen a few casinos with Telegram channels, like Betnomi. It is great for basic support purposes. Discord seems to be the preferred platform because it's multi-platform. You can use it as a desktop app, on mobile devices and in your web browser. Telegram can be used on desktop but I would estimate that over 90% of their users are on mobile devices only.

It is unrealistic to expect Bitcoin to replace the current system so it will probably exist as an alternate system. As Bitcoin continues to improve and is more efficient and private to use I think it'll start to gain a bigger market share because people don't want to be burdened with regulations.


Altcoins with "better features" like cheaper fees and faster transactions have made some sacrifices to achieve those features. Every single altcoin is significantly less decentralized than BTC, transactions can be censored more easily, and they are also less secure. If altcoin devs have the power to bail out their wealthy friends then they are no better than the legacy system.

I was looking at some video of Davis' media workout and he is wearing a sauna suit. It makes me wonder if he is having problems making weight. We have seen him blow up in weight in between fights before and he is not known as the most disciplined person. He might need to bring in a nutritionist which is what Teofimo Lopez did last year when he was having trouble staying at 135 and it seems to have worked out for him.

Pulev does have some questionable behavior. On fight night none of that will matter. Joshua should have no problem defeating him. He doesn't doesn't absorb punches as well as Andy Ruiz so I don't see him able to withstand enough punishment to be in the fight for very long. When Ruiz pulled off the upset he was able to take some vicious shots and was able to recover from being knocked down. Pulev got busted up against a journeyman in his last fight so I can only imagine how much more badly AJ will be able to hurt him. Finally we can then move on to the undisputed battle between Joshua and Fury, after years of failed negotiations between Joshua and Wilder. With Wilder out of the picture for now it should be much easier to negotiate since Matchroom and Top Rank work together all the time.

I would consider this a high roller. I try to stay as close to the minimum bet amount as I can, so I only bet in single and low double digit dollar amounts


It is usually the opposite for me. Whenever I misclicked it always got me wiped out. On YOLOdice I lost all my ETH because I thought I was gambling with Dogecoin. On FreeBitco.in I have lost some BTC because I accidentally had jackpots turned on and it costs extra if you want to play for jackpots. There's also been times where I've been off by a decimal place and wagered 10x more than I meant to.

I feel like it will continue going higher. There are too many positive stories right now. Companies are beginning to adopt it as a reserve currency. Some of it's detractors are now some of it's biggest cheerleaders. PayPal and Venmo are integrating it into their service. Schnorr and Taproot, which we've been looking forward too for a few years, has been merged into Bitcoin Core. Due to supply and demand I wouldn't be surprised if we reached a new all time high in the next few months.

We have historical data to compare them to. You can't just discount polls because you don't like them. Of course they can't be 100% accurate especially in a country of over 300 million people with a diverse population. What we have seen in recent years elections is that the more data we have, the more accurate the polls have been at predicting the outcome of elections. Statistician Nate Silver gained notoriety for accurately predicting how 49 of 50 states would vote in 2008 and in 2012 he was 100% accurate. His blog FiveThiryEight has also had a very high accuracy rate at predicting Senate and House races.

There is always a tiny possibility that Trump can pull out a victory by winning a bunch of swing states by less then 1 percent as long as he has a non-zero chance, like he did in 2016. Barring something strange happening, like the Commey letter in 2016, I believe the election will play out the way the polls are predicting.

I've only just this week joined my first signature campaign. I would've joined one much sooner but there was hardly any opportunities for Member level accounts to join anything. I see this as an overall positive because now I don't have to look for scammy shitcoin bounties and it might encourage bounty hunters to level up since the requirements to reach Member are not that difficult and the incentives are better.

I always prefer the penny slots. In whatever game I'm playing I only wager small amounts, just enough so that I won't be ruined if I go on a really bad losing streak. I have yet to win a major jackpot at a casino, but I've developed a good enough strategy that brings me a small steady profit that adds up over time.

There is nothing that can be done and anyone claiming they can help you is also a scammer. Bitcoin transactions are irreversible once they have confirmation on the blockchain. A lot of newbies learn this the hard way.

It does as long as most people you mixed with don't do anything to compromise the privacy you have gained. A lot of the coins involved in the PlusToken scam were able to be tracked. They thought that simply running their coins through Wasabi would be enough so they forked the wallet to allow them to keep reusing the same addresses and did some other dumb things to break their own privacy.

You have to do KYC to buy Bitcoin. Without verification you are very limited with what is available. The only thing you can really do is send money from a credit or debit card.

Wilder's apparently taken a vow of silence. He has not been heard of in a long time. Fury and his promoters say they no longer have any obligation to have the trilogy fight and are now looking for a new opponent to prepare for him for facing Anthony Joshua next year. I don't think Wilder's team will put up a legal fight to try and force the rematch to happen next. Wilder is still a top 3 heavyweight so his chance will come up again.

Trump has no chance of winning the popular vote. It's all going to come down to a few swing states and right now Biden is ahead in the polls in all of them except Ohio, Georgia and Texas. In Ohio it's a tie and in Georgia, Trump is only favored by 0.2%. Texas is likely to go for Trump where he is leading by 3 points.

All of the stuff about China and Russia is irrelevant to voters. The media likes to make a big deal about Russia and now they're also trying to make China into the boogeyman but Americans really only care about domestic issues.


Russia used to be the Republicans favorite punching bag but now it seems they have fallen in love with Putin because he tried to help Trump win.

Crawford looked vulnerable early on in his last fight against Mean Machine. He might be starting to show his age or it could have been an off night. Kell Brook is seemingly an easy opponent because he was never really the same after getting his eye socket broken in back to back fights. Like Loma, Crawford is also a slow starter so Brook has to take advantage of this early in the bout. With his experience he might fare better luck than Mean Machine and Benavidez and be the one to pull off the upset if he puts enough rounds in the bank.

Google isn't a news provider. They just aggregate stories from sources they think you'd be interested in. They don't do a very good job, though. My feed is full of defi and ethereum stories; stuff I don't really care about. If you give the story a thumbs down it might improve your feed somewhat.