They usually do it when there's not that much demand on them anymore. I'm expecting that there will be newly launched altcoins that they'll list prior to the next bull run and likely in the year when the halving will happen for bitcoin.
And then, the cycle will come and they'll start to delist again altcoins that are no longer profitable for them even if there's a little demand for them. That's how their business goes, they charge high fees for listing, and when all of the sudden, they'll delist it for that reason.

They just have to put a feature to make accounts active but if someone doesn't want to trade within a month, they shouldn't force their customers in doing it.
These capitalists really are making themselves rich and putting some rules that many won't like it. It's not a common rule but if that's what they're going to enforce then be prepared that they'll get lesser customers soon. They will for sure going to see a decline in their active accounts and more withdrawals.

Usually not. If you play at a casino and get a bonus it's great, maybe it's going to give you a free roll or additional money on your account. Some casinos from time to time offer a double deposit bonus which is incredible if you plan to play there a lot because you're going to do those 50 or so wagers anyway with your own money and deposit bonus can sometimes keep you in the game when you otherwise would have to call it a day.

That said, don't register and deposit money into casinos you wouldn't have chosen if not for the bonus. Don't play only with bonuses in mind because they're meant to look juicier than they really are.

That's what I thought as well, Ryan Garcia and his camp cannot handle the risks including the consequences if they will push through that tune-up fight. I reckon that it's not good to be labeled as a tune-up fight because Gesta is not the kind of boxer that will be defeated easily and just existed to be someone's stepping stone, he's much more greater than that and that's frankly one of the reasons why they cancelled the fight. So, hopefully, Ryan Garcia won't have any struggles because after almost 1 year, he will face the greatest foe in his career.

I think you can easily do this in your local arcade if you have one. I know a lot of players are normally meeting there. You can easily find a match there who is also willing to make a bet. Or you can actually look for a tournament of whatever game you want to play and register. If you are already playing then you can challenge your opponent for a friendly bet. I think this is your option for now if you want to play PVP and make a bet. I haven't heard of a crypto gambling platform so far that is offering this feature.

I am so sorry for your loss, it's a significant amount of money... Like Charles-Tim, I usually don't fully check the address but I check the first 3-4 characters and the last 3-4 characters to ensure I got the right one. I remember there used to be malware that targeted copy-paste and pasted the wrong address, sometimes even making it an approximation of the original in terms of the first few characters, which is why I always do the basic checking. I still don't fully understand how the op lost the money (was is copy-paste malware or copying a wrong address in the first place because the first few symbols were identical?), and I'm not sure if anything can be done to get the money back (probably not, unless you know to whom that address belongs and can reach out in any way).
As for what was wrong with old addresses, I believe Segwit was at least partially aiming to reduce transaction fees, and given how the fees have been for the last few years, I think it worked.

Sean O'Malley used to be the fighter that got easy opponents, until all of a sudden he faced Petr Yan and won via split decision. Few of Sean opponents were from the top, and all of a sudden he gets top1 opponent. Same can be repeated with Paddy, but doubtfully will, as lightweight division is overcrowded with good fighters. So yeah, highly likely Paddy will be not facing top ranked fighters for some time. Personally, I dont like Paddy. He is grimacing to much, has a very too high an opinion of yourself while having a wind in his head. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40lPKQ5rP2o - damn, this is so embarrassing to sit and clean your teeth while doing an interview


Why? Just why you got such an opinion? They had events almost every week, while other promotions are lucky to have an event once per month. I think we are so used to their numerous events, that it becomes a routine, and some people, like you for example (no offence) thinks that its popularity is decreasing. Speaking about popularity - UFC were the only sport event that continued during pandemic and lockdowns. If no one would be interested in it, if its popularity would be "certainly decreasing", they would not ran all those events, and people rather switch to watching TV series on Netflix, instead of watching UFC events Instead, they gained tremendous response and support during that time.

If you think that I am wrong, then what were the times when "UFC were in prime"?

It is a good idea to invest at least $100/month (or whatever you can save after your monthly expenses) in Bitcoin and continue doing so, & don't bother much whatever is going in the market. I think this is the best retirement plan for those who are still young and can work 20 years or more before they retire. Their small amount of savings can potentially give them huge reward to enjoy their retired life.

I am not sure how many percentage but I am sure that they do have profit from each PvP done on their gambling site. Was PvP gaming really that popular? I visited a month ago the Duelbits but I only see few rooms available and it would took you sometime before you would be able to find a match.

People should not be scared or worried about Binance's reserves. I think there is no doubt that they have what they claim. Maybe even more than what is disclosed.

What people should worry/research about is how much power they are consolidating, especially after FTX. We should take off the cz safu veil and remember that Binance is a for-profit company that is embedded politically in many states throughout the world, including their home, and how much effect this can potentially have on the world.

The online casino website itself bitfair2012.com it looks nice and works very fast for me, but this is a new platform and it is not yet known even on trustpilot, but the lack of social networks and the presence of WeChat for communication with support is not attractive to new users.