Still okay to join a campaign as a newbie when there is such opening and grow along, that way you will be making some satoshi along the line as you gather more knowledge and experience. As for "Free bitcoin," it is an utopia and I strongly doubt you will one, in most cases, you would end up putting up much more work than the dust you end up receiving and dubbed free bitcoin!

Nice feature you have there in possibility to split one's balance into game balance and bank balance. That would players to set limits and targets and not exposing all their funds.

About the terms for the 120% bonus on first deposit, can you clarify what the following really saying? What exactly is the relationship between the 55x and the 50%?

It helps to note that investment in casinos are not fail-proof, as there are always players with seemingly midas touch and deep pockets. Best to always go by the conventional approach to investing and invest only what one can afford to lose. To live and fight another day is always a winning strategy.

You are hurting your business instead by putting the cart before the horse - HTTPS ought to come before promotions , because people will be reluctant to take your offer in an unsecured environment. Failure to act on that after repeated notification very soon gets to amount to a red flag and as you are aware, the competition out there is already huge.

Every week there is a draw for the lottery, yet have not come across any regular person winning it, so who have been the ones winning the lottery? I wait to see a true winner. As a matter of fact, the odd for winning in dice game here is awkward, if not terrible. When you compare the odd here with any dice site out there, you will discover you had been extremely lucky to ever leave here with your deposit intact.

As for the interest on deposits, well I don't see him scamming anyone, but the bait would be when one turns around to want to multiple his/her deposit.

You may want to know that mining Bitcoin as is today doesn't promise quick ROI. As the difficulty keeps increasing, you will be having to lay off quite expensive equipment all too often to be able to remain abreast in the business. That coupled with cost of electricity, cooling system renders the venture a not for all comers. A way out is to instead channel your resources in mining some altcoins that demands far lesser resources and subsequently exchanging them for Bitcoin.

The worse case of mining anyone would contemplate is cloud mining - it is the easiest way to waste your time and money!

It is every bitcoiner's dream that Bitcoin should go to the moon and it is true, strange things do happen in this world, but somethings are obvious, with zero chance of ever happening and there is no need whistling for the moon. By the way, 1 satoshi does not have to equal $1, for bitcoiners to realize their hope in Bitcoin.

Your knowledge of Africa as a community/country is quite ludicrous  - get well educated!  Bitpesa to the best of my knowledge is a remittance startup company operational in a few countries in Africa - Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda. Their fees are a bit on the high side for now, nevertheless they make remittance a stress free exercise, one can carry out any time, any day from even your bathroom. Btw, they ask for ID for verification.

There is a popular saying that the one who pays the piper determines its tune. It China is allowed to be the one paying the piper, so enough they would be the ones calling the shots what happens to Bitcoin. Can the Chinese be trusted to manage such power with reinventing  "common, universal"?

Actually the pursuit of the ETF was designed for Bitcoin and not the other way round, so it wasn't really a case of egg and chicken. Bitcoin was already on course, though the approval of the EFT would have boosted it, but as is evident, its disapproval actually mattered less am I personally would have been surprised, if it were approved, because that would simply signal the government approval of something that threatens that is admittedly beyond their control.

Success anywhere is never a smooth ride and we are witnessing the lots of Bitcoin and there are many of them, but like the infographic depicts, Bitcoin is laden with so much more potentials, it would be near impossible to allow it to rot or thrown into the garbage, especially as we are worse off with the debt-ridden and worthless fiat currencies.

There is nothing new to that - every once in a while, we hear of this and that coin being the killer coin to take Bitcoin to the cleaners, but Bitcoin is almost priced at over $1200 today. It is certainly okay to also have other coins that are doing pretty well, but there is yet to be a replacement for Bitcoin in sight.

Mt. gox was indeed bad news and many more people were not as informed about Bitcoin as they are today. And now, Bitcoin is fast maturing and its role as a seamless means of international payment is not something to pass up by a country that relies heavily on exports.

Well debt is a part of every nation, that is one of the faults of the monetary system the world embraced and there is no end to it, except creation of credits and mindless printing of money backed by nothingness stops, but I doubt it ever would!

That is the obvious way forward for any country that is seeing the future, but from what the article appears to be saying, I think there is still a dark side to it:

Am afraid, if strict KYC/AML similar to banks is a part of it all, then it is no longer all about Bitcoin!

Bitcoin resilience even in the face of ETF disapproval, is a clear pointer to what Bitcoin is out to accomplish this year and in the years to follow. Evidently the global economy is laden with financial crises with the fiat currencies of one too many countries very quickly becoming worthless either for reasons of inflation or outright devaluation. Fortunately however, Bitcoin provides credible solutions to these malaise and more. As a result, the attraction and adoption of Bitcoin is sure to remain on the increase and that can guarantee that $2500 is attainable by the turn of 2017.

Never heard of anyone saving for fun, rather people invest and when their investments pay off, they can then spare some to have fun. If you chose to put the cart before the horse, I doubt you would ever be able to have the fun you crave.

Without much ado, Bitcoin is an outstanding asset, in 2016 I don't know of any other asset that its value increased by up to 50%, but Bitcoin rose from a value of about $425 during the beginning of 2016 climbed up to $1000 by its end and for sound and formidable reasons. What else can one look for to know this is one of the best assets to hold for future gains!

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This is a good example of what wild goose chase is! Increase in value does not spring up from thin air, so what qualities of Bitcoin is going to drive the price to that astronomical rate? If that happens, do you realize most fiats would be long dead or totally at the mercy of Bitcoin. Not to talk of the governments looking the other way, while something they dubbed a tool for criminals becoming so valuable - wake up from your day dream!

Onless you are the owner of a gambling site, then gambling should be kept as far away as possible from a list of Bitcoin business ideas, because it is certainly not a business one can lean on. At best it is a form of entertainment and should always be treated as such to remain on the safer side.

I don't see how gambling goes to relieve stress as a matter of fact, someone stressed up had better avoid gambling because he/her would only increase. Trading as well as gambling is best when one is in some good mood or simply look for something else like music or go look at nature.

It is my lucky day afterall