Increasing proof that crypto is slowly becoming more and more well-known to others, whether it be as a form of investment or as a form of currency (though tbh, I think the majority of those would be in it for the investment part). I reckon it wouldn't be odd for it to continue increasing in the following years, but I don't think they're here to stay. I reckon most would actually drop off in the near future, or at the very least, wouldn't touch crypto again after a few years has passed.

Metaverse hmm, wondering why Bitcoin wasn't rising up even though Minecraft has been there all this time if it was about the metaverse. I highly doubt as well that the Russia Ukraine issue is going to further affect the market, the only time it could've affected the market was at the start imo. The rest of the time it's just minor movements. As for the end of the year price, I don't think it's going to grow that big, steady movements for this year and maybe the next as well. Might get more dips honestly than increases in price.

I still hold to the opinion that it's always good to invest in Bitcoin though. I still keep up my DCA to this date anyway.

Plus, if you only take into account reviews from accounts that are pretty high up in rank, there's a higher chance that the review is legit and was personally experienced by said member. Plus, someone shilling for a casino should be rather easy to stop if you were to cross-reference reviews from different users and sites, which is why I always use multiple sites if the casino was relatively new and I wanted to play on a new one. It's theh same for scams and frauds, I cross-reference them if possible to verify whether its true or not, since honestly, some reports are just people being incapable of reading ToS.

Well, Tundra did throw with the buyback they did midgame which resulted in dieback which gave OG a lot of space. Game 2 needs nothing to be said, they just got stomped.

Nigma played really well in game 2. They played around their heroes well and managed to create a pretty good lead early on. I wasn't able to watch Game 1 though sadly enough. Game 3 was okay-ish, I guess Gladiators just played better overall.

Waiting for that next OG game though. Against glad I think?

Nigma was a huge disappointment lmao. Most people were expecting them to win (me as well) and yet they lost 2 games to Brahm, pretty sure most people would have to rethink their judgment of what Nigma and they'd probably honestly lose against Gladiators for their next game.

Welp, OG stomped Tundra with a 2-0 instead. The first game they were fighting well but Second game they just got stomped by OG. I guess the momentum from first game was brought over which led to Tundra ultimately losing the next game.

I reckon we'd only be getting in range of the ath by the end of the year. Ofc, exceeding it isn't impossible but I don't think it's gonna happen unless a huge impetus were to move the market. But then again, if that does happen, that would only mean the market would dip again after the pump since it'd probably be an artificial increase due to the effect of the impetus. Maybe $55k to $58k by the end of the year? I'd rather the market increase slowly tbh than for it to pump uncontrollably. It's much more healthy that way.

I reckon $100k wouldn't be that odd by 2025, we'd be getting that halving by 2020 and from what history shows, halvings bring about a good increase in price due to the reduced rewards. Ofc the increments would be smaller compared to past halvings, but an x2 or x3 shouldn't be impossible to achieve. The market's doing relatively well in building and straightening it's foundations this year so I don't think we'd be getting any lower imo. I still think $500k is too much though.

That is one bad edit if it was used for April Fools well, I don't think it could even pass off as one tbf. I won't exactly feel anything really. The media would probably use everything satoshi would say for their own good, no doubt about that. I myself won't really care tbf, the market might shake early on (if he ever did sell the BTC he's holding) or heck, maybe even if he started doing market/trading stuff (which I doubt, he'd probably go off to develop more tbf), but hey I look at it in the long term. At the very least, I don't think him coming back would do anything "permanent" to the current state.

A possibly easier way for betters to use data to handle matches. As well as letting them create simulation matches by adding a bunch of random factors that wouldn't exactly happen in the real match, so basically creating a "what if" scenario in that match, making it more exciting and at the same time different from the original match that it was referenced from (or at least, to make it not as simple as a battle of numbers). It's honestly not a bad idea imo, just that there's too many ways to take advantage of it imo.

It would still depend on what kind of information they're taking in and how well they take it in. If we do consider them taking it pretty normal, then the level of information would matter (like the levels of information given to them at an acceptable level that they learn each and every bit properly). Honestly, I'll take the one with the learning from someone thing since if they know how to teach and know their stuff with how to trade, it's time well spent for whoever is their student. Learning level by level is a lot better than slamming it all at once after all.

Guess he doesn't know much about advertising, especially in this case. It may seem like the ads for crypto.com would be placed inconspicuously like other ads, but that's just how they work. And honestly, just seeing the name could bring tons of users to their site either through curiosity or through knowing what they're doing. Showing the name of a site ina  big event like FIFA could bring massive profits to them imo, even if crypto is still relatively less known than other stuff that could be advertised.

I reckon they wouldn't want to do an "April fools" kind of event. Maybe a bonus, but then again, why would they do it for April fools when they can do it on some other official date that is actually official or related to their business. It's kinda risky since we use money here to directly play games, so if not done properly, it may affect their reputation and heck, may even face lawsuits depending on the severity of what they did. And as I said, it's better for them to put bonuses on their regular planned cycle or their own special events.

Bitcoin. The most staple investment that wouldn't really fail you (most of the time) if you bide your time. Other than that, you can simply choose the top 10 coins as your choice for investment since those coins are the safest options most of the time. As for the platform, Binance should be pretty good I've also been using it for a long time. I suppose there are a few other sites that give better experience but since your still just starting I think it's a good place to begin trading.

You should probably start with a reputation first if you were picking a casino to play in. Most good reputable casinos have pretty good RTPs and wouldn't really fail you in terms of the types of games they have plus their support in answering your queries. RTP's and house edge would probably come after you have a bit more experience in gambling since those are basically stuff that equate to the amount of money you get (or the casinos) back in the long term. Goodluck to finding a casino you'd enjoy. As a personal recommendation, you can try Rollbit or Roobet.

Well, I wouldn't be surprised if some companies were to actually do so, but I reckon they'd have to do something about it in the short term, so even if they did accede to the demands of Russia, it'd only be for a short time. Who knows, Europe might just develop alternate methods for energy/fuel due to the issue, though as I said in the short term, they have no choice but to rely on Russia. Well with said action Putin is just putting Russia in a much worse place from it's originally bad position.

So as anything else if they don't know jack about it really. I mean to be completely honest, ignorance isn't an excuse anymore with how the world has developed. The internet is there, sources of information are everywhere and to confirm the validity, do cross-checks from different sources. The unknown will always exist and that's why researching and studying are things humans do. To let the unknown become known, and to use that knowledge to handle and use it for our benefit. It's just like how early investors of not just Bitcoin, but any other great company/asset there is today were able to invest and profit off of those they invested in.

Maybe prove it beforehand first? And is there even a need to look for people to play with in the first place even? Pretty sure you can just play it yourself. Just from that this already smells like a huge scam to me imo. Plus the title made it seem like you're doing something right lmao, and it's wrong. Pretty sure casinos have the right to hold your funds if they ever find out you were using an exploit to profit off of their games, inevitably ending up with a banned account (and probably more depending on the circumstances) plus all your initial bets being lost.
Tbf the only bs here is your post.

It's nothing too complicated really (unless you wanna go deep into the backend stuff, provably fair, chances, etc.) Most jargon you'd see in casino games are just jargon in the games themselves, such as in poker where there are different hands/card sets that you could get, the terminologies such as fold, all in, etc. I wouldn't suggest trying to learn all of them if you're not really into the game, just get yourself to learn a specific game you'd really want to learn and play.

And a friendly note, don't go too deep that you'd let yourself fall to addiction.

Pretty bad. I've lost more than I earned, and if you consider all the time I spent plus all the stress that was involved, it definitely was a bad experience for me. Honestly the only valuable experience I got here was that I suck at handling stuff in stressful situations and should probably avoid being in such situations next time. My strategy nowadays is just to DCA to save myself the trouble and pain of trading since all the stuff that you need to learn and handle is a tad too much for me.

I don't think the end is in sight even with all the peace talks (that may or may not actually be going anywhere tbh) that are currently ongoing. Plus as we all saw, Sanctions did jack on trying to persuade Putin to stop the war, so unless he gets what he wants I don't think there's any stopping this man. It'd either develop into a full-on suppression of Russia by other countries, or Russia getting what they want either through force or through negotiations imo. I honestly would not be surprised if this become the jumpstart for more conflicts to happen.