Very few of them are and they are the ones who were ahead in time compared to their own generation, so naturally they are prone to adopt new things their fellows who belong to the same generation aren't. Of course, the regional factor also plays a big role, what means an elder from a country like UK, Germany or USA is much more likely to adopt bitcoin than an elder from third world countries, who have never had any contact with technology and modernity along their lives.

For your second question, the answer will depend on who you are talking about. The old people who are part of bitcoin aren't advising their children to stay away from internet. So there is no inconsistency on this behavior from them.

Wrong lifestyle, wrong mindset, lack of opportunities, negative consequences from early childhood, traumas, depression, toxic environment, low self-esteem, physical disabilities... There are many different possibilities on why someone stays poor and each case has to be identified and studies particularly through observation techniques in order to reach the correct approach on how to revert the situation on the life of the individual, so he can finally start thriving in life.

I don't think so, because the system was perfectly developed to not allow such recoveries. People need to learn the importance of keeping their keys and passwords safely stored, without expecting an alternative solution is going to appear in order to allow them recover their coins, because it's actually not going to happen at all. Otherwise, it would mean the end of bitcoin, as others said, due to the fact it would be possible to "recover" (steal) coins from other people's wallets.

The problem with street gambling is that what reigns is the law of the jungle. There are no guarantees, it's a wild environment. If even aware about that you are fine with the possibility of getting yourself into serious trouble, who am I to say to you to not go ahead?

Personally I think it's too exhausting and annoying. Something that was supposed to be funny and enjoyable becomes stressful, as instead of worrying about the game, you will be worried about hostile people around can do against you.

And since nowadays we have online gambling, which ensures safety and legitimacy, I see no reason why an individual would appeal to street gambling, taking all its risks.

I believe 0,33$ is really not feasible, because if we look the charts we will see it was FUN's price on the moment of the launchment of the token. After that the price totally crashed and haven't returned to such price range anymore. However, I still think it can do better than right now in a bullish scenario.

Being realistic, I think a 0,04$ or 0,05$ can be expected in a situation where crypto market as a whole pumps nicely, what means a pretty decent profit around 700% could be made.

I avoid altcoins investments due to the uncertainity regards their real potential on long term. While with bitcoin we know it's going to do well within time, since it's not replaced by other cryptocurrencies, the same can't be said about an altcoin in particular, as they are constantly fluctuating in ranking positions on the market. The currently top 10 cryptos won't remain the same in 1 or 2 years, with the exception of bitcoin and probably ethereum, but all the rest is likely to change. So, altcoins lack solidity, that is a big cons.

I agree with you, however, we have to keep in mind not everyone has access to internet, especially elders who don't dominate technology, so they still resort to illegal gambling services when living in countries where the activity is forbidden by authorities. It would be totally positive for these people if gambling were legalized by the local governments and it would also have a powerful impact on the weakening of gambling rings, although I don't think they can completely disappear.

Are you looking for jobs which demand specific professional skills or micro jobs/tasks any person can execute with minimum knowledge and skills? Crypto jobs in general are quite scarce and competitive, because there are lots of people applying for them in real time, some working for very low payrates just to get rid of competitors and guarantee a spot. Some time ago I joined Picoworkers and Rapidworkers platforms, but didn't stay there for too long...

This feature isn't necessary if you think like this: imagine the more reputation an official casino account has here on bitcointalk, given by other forum members, more "stars" they have. So, very reputable casinos with a lot of positive feedbacks could be considered to have 4-5 stars, while the ones which have few or none feedbacks are the neutral ones with average 2-3 stars, and the the ones negatively reviewed are the worst ones with 0-1 stars.

Actually, the system here is pretty original and unique compared to other gambling reviews websites, while also working finely.

More details are needed. Did your friend use the platform with a same account through 2 different SIM cards, or was he multiaccounting the platform? If so, why was that necessary? It might have indeed raised suspicions on the platform operators' side.

However, the procedure isn't correct without asking for KYC first. The website should have given him the opportunity to show the documents to prove he wasn't cheating the house.

Or maybe the casino did this before finally seizing the funds? It's really hard to talk about something when a lot of essential informations are missing.

Of course it's bitcoin, since it's the first cryptocurrency coming in our minds when we think about this matter. Every businesses accepting crypto as payment method accept bitcoin. On the other hand, not every businesses accepting crypto as payment accept altcoins, including stablecoins. So bitcoin is the most popular among all and the first choice when doing business with crypto.

I see no reason to decide for a different answer for this question, logically and practically speaking.

Instead of adapting your strategy to the FED's movements, I think it's better to just focus on the halving event. Historically it has proved to be solid, while being a sure thing. Independent of groups' decisions and manipulative measures we know it's going to happen in a fixed date, so everyone can prepare for it with equal chances, different from FED's actions which only reach to you through news' portals after the whales and insiders already had access to it in first hand, putting them in a very superior position against average investors like us.

It depends on how much you are willing to invest and for how long you will hold. For small investors who buy 100$ in btc or something like that, it's unlikely they are going to make millions, also because right now bitcoin is in a more advanced stage compared to its early years of existence, so percentage increasements in price tend to be lower. Bitcoin is a good investment and it does return nicely on long term, but it's not a magical "Midas touch" which is going to turn everything around into gold without any challenges.

Low rewards from WOF this time, but at least a golden ticket came as consolation prize... I think the 5000 satoshis or RPs prizes still worth more than a golden ticket, because it's a sure win, while the GT is likely to be included on the same category of lottery tickets, which don't reward you anything after all. What do you think?

I think OP is correct. It would be much more benefical for casinos if viewers were instantly redirected to the promotion's page, because when the banner sends the public to the registration page, many people lose interest because they are lazy to fulfill the whole signing up process first, so they immediately lose interest and don't go ahead. Promotions would have a more notorious impact if it was simple as click, deposit, play and try achieving the requirements demanded.

Yes, a decent budget allocated to marketing sector is a must when persuing efficient propaganda methods. The more money the team has under their disposal, the more professional and contagious will be the marketing.

There is the cheap and the expensive route. The cheap one is to promote through spam most commonly at social medias and Telegram groups. The expensive one is to seek for a celebrity or media's channel to display ads, this way the project will gain much more notoriety and reach more people at same time.

I think bitcoin transactions are only cheaper in comparison with international credit card transactions.

There are different factors which will influence if it's profitable for the business or not to adopt bitcoin as payment method. The target public must be receptive to the idea of using bitcoin or they must be already bitcoin enthusiasts, otherwise it won't make much difference.

Anyway, it doesn't hurt to dispose an extra payment method to customers. In every cases it's better to adopt btc on the business, because at least merchants will be helping to introduce it (even if just for educational purposes) to more people.

It's funny they say the fight is scripted, but the results are kept in secret, what isn't true at all, since results aren't a secret for the person who scripted the fight and can leak the informations to anyone he wants, besides the actors involved and so on.

For me it looks a money making method for insiders of the industry and not gambling at all. The probabilities of cheating by the people on the top of the pyramid is just too high.

There isn't an agency responsible for this matter yet, because the regulatory guidelines aren't clear enough about online gambling in the country yet (grey area).

However, there are news saying the governments is willing to regulate it in details this year, due to the raising popularity of sports betting services and frauds involved on the process by scammers.

I believe by the end of this year we are already going to have more updates regards gambling regulations here, although I'm fearful, because it was also said companies will have to be based on the country to be allowed to operate.