Someone who can create coin and mobile app for smart phone so the coin Will have in this app.
Everybody will use only this one mostly and i do marketing and influencing people to use it.
Off course big air drops to users
Most Nice If it Will be Stable coin like usd or eur this project Will rock
Can you do it ?
You'll do the marketing? It's too ambitious to think of this plan and making it look like easy in executing it. The reality is you'll take time in doing it and you'll have to spend in all of it, how much budget you've got? Sorry to say but plans like this will remain a plan if you don't know where to start and where you're going to get your budget for funding it. Making project these days are easy if you've got money but making it known is harder and the hardest is to maintain it if ever you've got bunch of users and you're starting to get famous. |
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I've used to watch content creators on YouTube and some of them said that their fans have asked them where they're getting their background musics/soundtracks. One of the most mentioned is epidemic sound. Maybe some casino developers are also getting music there, they're not for free and there could be agreements that they would sign for a royalty for using that music or I think they hire professional composers for them to create soundtrack for their slot games.
I agree, they can just outright hire someone to compose one for them. |
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I agree to you, sadly here in my country doesn't know how to support the feeljng of their countrymen, it is very hard to have a primary work and also having a secondary work because having only 1 work is not enough to sustain the lives of your family, little by little inflation makes it harder to budget our salary so even you have multiple jobs it is hard for us to get paid right and accurately.
That's the reality of life these days, having one job today isn't going to be enough. With high inflation rates, you'll just have barely enough to survive. To avoid the situation that the others have been going through, they've got good stories and real life experiences. One of it is being wise on your money, I've seen software engineers that have been interviewed and now they're homeless. I don't know if there's something with their lifestyle but there could be and in today's time, even if you're earning that much, you have to save for rainy days. |
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It will be a lot of attention but there's no need for that. There have been sponsorships that are doing their job as exchanges and other things related to cryptocurrencies.
I doubt it that the FIFA will do something like this but hoping that they won't close the door that they may do this soon and as well as keep on accepting sponsorships that have been part of the crypto industry with their services, although, they're centralized exchanges but we're just extracting that bitcoin is included into those ads.
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Vices and other unwanted hobbies.
I've known people that have been living well but they're not wise on keeping their wealth through investments. They've lived like a king for a few years and bought things like a one day millionaire.
It's all about how they're too committed in remaining rich and that's what the actual rich folks do, they're doing everything they can to reinvest and make their money work for them so that wealth they've got won't vanish in vain.
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My only question is the number of Starbucks branches worldwide, has this been done, or do they plan to make it accessible to all their international branches?
As per the article, there's no need for it to be applied on certain branches, it's applicable to most since it is going to be a web/app where every branch and customers will be interconnected through the Odyssey. This is mostly a marketplace where other Starbucks customer can find each other and sell stuff that are on their accounts. And it's easy because those that have accounts in Starbucks Rewards, they can use their login details there to Odyssey. I guess it's a good application and usage of NFT on Starbucks behalf by naming it as a "stamp" and about the pricing cost, it'll depend on the sellers and they're free to price it unless there's a scheme that Starbucks will release as a guide for pricing. But expect that there will be overprice stamps and the opposite. |
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Many people will also say: You bought Bitcoin, put it there, forget about it, you don’t need to work. It sounds ridiculous.
Sounds ridiculous for those that have never known how profitable it was to hold bitcoin over time. At least for me, one of those folks that have held when bitcoin was low and sold at a good price, I'd say it's ridiculously unbelievable and interesting. You put a stake in betfury or nexo if you want to earn BTC fulltime.
That's one of my plans before and I'm even contemplating and calculating how much I'll be able to gain if I have an specific amount to be on its interest rates accounts. But, learning the lesson from the collapses of those exchanges and DeFis and other related companies that do offered the same thing. It's hard to trust money to the centralized platforms even if they tell you that it's safe to keep it there. |
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Is web 3 a misunderstanding word for some gambling crypto projects? I've come across few gambling / crypto projects that claimed to be a web 3.0 online casino and other but they still ask for KYC.
What casinos are there? If they're web3 online casinos, it doesn't mean that they are wholly decentralized and they will still ask KYC if they want to or if the situation permits. The definition of web 3.0 had everything to do with decentralization, block chain technology and token based economics as per what Wikipedia illustrated so why is identity/ verification integrated?
Is this just a misunderstanding of what web 3 actually is? Or it's a way to attract people/users to make them think that their platform is more advanced?.
Web 3 is the tech and casinos are one of the industries where it can apply. But the casino industry isn't wholly decentralized, thus, casinos that are offering or saying that they're web3 could be decentralized for real or not as they're behind the context of being decentralized and web3 application. |
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have experienced, many cases have happened like this, with big advertisements for the first person to get a big bonus just bullshit. I have experienced something similar and out there I have to be careful in choosing a gambling site. This is important to correct, whether the site is good or not. maybe there is a risk when we have deposited money but can't withdraw it just for some unclear reasons
Just don't believe those too good to be true ads that you see. Because at most times, they're just there to attract anyone that it can attract with the numbers that it projects. Well, most of them are successful because of the sign ups that they get but they're unreal offers and bonuses. That's why if you want to play, just go somewhere else and even if there are no bonuses but they're a legit casino that's been operating and you have the confidence that they won't fool their customers. |
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Now you have $100,000 in your account, pure savings, and you don't need this amount of money to cover your daily expenses. Obviously it's good/free money to use at will. Let's say if you deposit the money into a bank and the annual interst rate is 3%, you will get a steady interest income year by year.
If that's free money, I'll remove it on the bank. 3% annual interest won't even be enough to cover the inflation so that's still a loss even if you don't move it. If you use this money to buy Bitcoin, let's say the BTC drops to $17,000, you'll buy less than 6 Bitcoins. In the long run, what would you do with this money ? And why ?
I'll use around $50k to buy bitcoin and then the remaining $50k would be spread into personal savings and for expenses like $10k-$20k. While the others, I'll invest it again to another asset that might get me more passive income but not in crypto, maybe REIT, bonds and if that's plausible to buy some real estate or land property, I'll do it. |
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OP has point about the market hate but to correct that a bit, it's been there ever since. Bitcoin has been named a ponzi, an internet scam and fake money since before. And even said to be dead for how many times, so many times.
Well, we can't ask for more hate because it will never be gone. If the past haters have changed and became investors too, there will be new sets of breed for the new generation of haters and the cycle goes on and we just have to live with it no matter how ugly the situation of the market is.
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I'm not from there but surely that's hectic and hassle if that happened where I am right now. There's something being cooked by the bank and the government there and that's why they're very strict with their policy towards withdrawals and transfers.
Do they have the same policies for the foreigner theres? If so, that's going to put a hold to their finances and mostly, cash is going to be limited that might forced people to look for other ways to transact freely without limitations and that much free and yeah, bitcoin's one of it.
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Out of all these delisted tokens, its only Ripple which is worthwhile and incidentally I have a good amount of it stashed in my Atomic wallet. Though Ripple has started gaining some greens after the predictable red candles gotten after this announcement
Well, we all have our preference of what we think is a good and a bad coin. And on your end, it's XRP that's good on you and you're an investor on it. Anyway, it seems not a problematic thing to you and to the others that owns the delisted coins because they're listed in other more exchanges. this is obvious decision coming from big platform like coinbase these coins that gets delisted are quite literally just losing their volume slowly but sure, I think eventually the other platform like kucoin and binance gonna do the same if they listed the coin in the first place, it's certainly better that someone should ditch this coin and invest in newer coins that's basically guarantees more return instead of holding the coin that just losing its fame and popularity.
Looking at the overall volume of most of them, they're considerably good and doing well. But if Coinbase has its own basis, they can do what they think should be done for the good of their business. Likewise, many think that it's not that really true that these cryptos do have a low usage on their platform. There is a reason for all of them but not sure about ETC one. XRP is a company, it's called Ripple, and removing that makes sense because they are being investigated at all times, and XLM looks like it's not going to pick up, and BCH as well, those are two that has gone down too much and will not recover by the looks of it.
On the other hand ETC is still strong, and since ETH going the staking route, ETC has been a safe harbour for many miners as well, so it is a weird decision to lump these together there. I feel like there needs to be something that could change it all together, I wish that they were all very low ones, and not high level ones like ETC.
I do agree about ETC, after the transition of ETH, most miners went through ETC as it's still mineable. But can't do anything with that if they have to remove it just for the same reasons as the others. That's right we can import our wallet to any other wallet. By seed phrase or with private key.
There in other wallet we can see or handle our coins/tokens easily if this wallet support these coins/tokens.
And the Coinbase users should not panic in this situation.
Yeah, I've already corrected that on the original post. Thanks! |
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This is an old article from Kucoin and it's dated and published last year. And I haven't found another new article that's related to account limits. So, this is what it says. Dear KuCoin users，
Daily withdrawal limit has been adjusted to 1 BTC for accounts which do not complete identity verification(KYC).
Please complete identity verification(KYC) to increase your daily withdrawal limits to up to 200 BTC.
Note: Withdrawal limits refresh on a 24 hours rolling basis.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your understanding and support!
The KuCoin Team It's a centralized exchange but maybe that could add up to your choice since 1 btc withdrawal limit per day is still high unless you're that type of whale that do withdrawals 2-3 digits or more of bitcoin. |
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Banks don't want to let the people know that they want to have bitcoin at a discounted prices. That's what I can see with this when they're starting to spread FUD or any price predictions that's quite low. Well, yeah, it's possible but that's probably the price that they would get more if it drops some more. Because whenever it is published to the media, it creates the selling pressure and when it does, there will be panic sellers that will make the prices too low but don't be too scared with such claims.
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Ok, suddenly the casino you're playing asks you for proof of income to be able to withdraw your winnings and to keep your account in good standing, your bankroll every month is $500 and you provide proof of salary that you are making $500 net every month, will they accept that proof will they accept that you are putting all your salary for gambling, will this violate the principle of gamble for fun, because you are working to gamble based on your proof income.
I don't think that they'll mind how much you're going to put even if it's the whole income or salary you make. What they just want to see is that you've got a proof of income. I guess you've made this topic because you've seen also another thread wherein the OP has been asked for proof of income by another known casino. If a gambler sends all of his salary to the casino, I can think of many factors. 1. It could be his other income and there's still got enough money for his needs. 2. He's single and living with his parents that doesn't need to think much about priorities. 3. He's got a lot of savings so whether he wins or not with that amount he deposits, he's still going to live well enough. |
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We may not have the idea if it's the bottom but you should get a reference to say that you consider it as a bottom. Like if you've witnessed the last year's ATH then we're actually in the bottom now. But if you're going to refer to the bottom of 2018 then we're not yet in the bottom of it because the lowest during that year was around $3k. However, do you think that it's going to reach back at that low? Many don't think so, and that's why we're telling to buy the dip and there's the idea of what you must do. Because when we reach back to the top again, most people that didn't followed the advise will say that they should have bought it when it was at the bottom. As for your guidance, if you want to buy at the bottom, start from buying today but mix it with the strategy of DCA.
From my perspective, you seem to be quite unrealistic tabas to be referring to the possibility of a bottom that is similar to 2018 - $3k-ish... Another thing, is that last year and even through a large portion of this year (until about May 2022), there were a lot of folks who considered the 200-week moving average to be quite unlikely to be reached within the next 3-6 months.. which was then at about $22k.... and also historically, the BTC price had not gone below the 200-week moving average for very long periods of time, and now the 200-week moving average is around $24k and we had already hit $15,479 - about 2.5 weeks ago. Yes.,,. the BTC price could go lower.. while at the same time... ... yes, we are at historically low BTC prices that are quite a bit lower than places that they had previously been... Everyone is responsible to their own buying including how much to buy how to structure their buys and even whether to buy or to wait for lower prices that may or may not end up happening. Of course, your punchline and my punchline are the same... which is to start buying today.. and especially for low coiners or no coiners to get started and to figure out some kind of a plan .. but we also should be attempting to be realistic in regards to how to describe possible bottoms.. and $3k seems to be really detached from reality today, even though $3,124 happened in December 2018.. and also $3,850 happened in March 2020.. while at the same time.. it would take a lot of issues even to get bitcoin to go into 4 digits.. so suggesting $3k-ish seems to be quite a fantastical stretch.. .. Another thing is that it is possible that the bottom is already in.. but personally, I believe that we are still in a bear market, so even if we are likely to recover from her.. we are still pretty close to $15,479 and we likely should not be proclaiming with confidence more than 50/50 odds that the bottom is actually in.. I've read people who said that they're referring and waiting to that low as if the price would go back just like in 2018. I'm also bullish and only giving the thought of what I've read from those folks. Yeah, it is quite unreal but just for the sake of thought and reference, ajiz might think of it. What I think is that I'm with those people that think that the bottom was already in, we may see a very slow progress but this is essential and normal as we're still in the bear market. Although, yeah, this is a roller coaster ride at most times and predictions are predictions and it could be in or out, we'll just get to see it when it does. |
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I agree, it's not time strict and that's why you can just set buy and sell orders if you want to while you're at work or wherever you're doing busy things. But I think, OP just want to gives us an idea about that website he's probably working on. It's his first time to post and yet included a link that I have no idea what it is and got it through and inserted in the discussion, brilliant guy.  in any case, i would suggest not to leave his job, as he has regular income from that job. trading won't give an assurance of profits. as he is still new in this market, he will suffer losses from time to time. not yet a good time to go full time. just make this trading a side job for him and if he thinks he's already gained a lot of tricks that he can make a living out of it, then try it first. but leaving the stable job is not advisable to do so. we also don't know if he is indeed own the site but the best thing to do is not leave the job at the moment. It's going to take time until someone who just learned how to trade to leave his current job. I've seen people that have been too overwhelmed when they've made such profits during the bull run. They're not yet experts and professionals but due to the market condition, they've made a lot and thanks to the bull run. Some of them resigned because they thought that it's going to be forever that the condition of market is good but they're wrong with that. That's the total risk there, they've been new and then witnessed the bull market and thought that it would last long. |
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Trading does not need time and can be done through bots, so there is no need for you to stay in front of the screen all day, simply you can do something else and this thing may be a full time job.
I agree, it's not time strict and that's why you can just set buy and sell orders if you want to while you're at work or wherever you're doing busy things. But I think, OP just want to gives us an idea about that website he's probably working on. It's his first time to post and yet included a link that I have no idea what it is and got it through and inserted in the discussion, brilliant guy. |
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 So while we are looking at the list, there could be some quite exchange out there pretending that all is good yet they are mismanaging user funds This dude is a great pretender and talker. He literally made us believed that there's nothing much happening to FTX until CZ has opened it up and then the domino came to catch him. Laying-off of workers is a clear indication that all is not well with a particular firm but it could also be a management strategy to reposition the company for efficiency and profit maximization. Most of these exchanges were reported to be overstaffed but the downturn of the sector is now forcing the management to maximize human resources and reduce waste. With the current problems in the crypto space it would be dangerous to keep you money not only in exchanges that layoff workers but even those that are still employing massively. It is very clear from the fall of FTX that most of these company CEOs lack financial intelligence and risk management skills.
It happens also to non-crypto companies when they have to cut budget and constraints. And probably it has got something to do with the bear market and I guess when we're back in the bull run, they will be hiring again and needing more manpower to support their services. When they've been overstaffed, it's not a big issue to them because the value of their respective exchange tokens were quite high in value and then the bear came. |
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