Belarus, a country suffering from a bad reputation with politicians in the West, is now poised to improve its image with western Moscow allies close to Moscow, also called the last dictatorship in Europe, becoming European leader as far as freedom crypto is concerned. Comprehensive regulation, which largely legislates the crypto sector, is now officially in force.
with all the "last dictatorship of Europe" stigma,Belorus has a democratically elected president,no dictatorship there whatsoever it is just another western media fake news  if a country and its leader don't suit the west they brand them dictators,war mongers,evil etc. take it with a pinch of salt,will ya Belarus can become the flagship for the cryptocurrency in Europe,if the legislation is supported by the goverment and the business otherwise it could become just an empty declaration,we will monitor the news closely as this is important for both Belarus and Russia and ,probably,to many european countries as well,to serve as a stimulus to adopt same measures I won't argue. I am not from Belarus, so I cannot say anything about this country. But I do not believe that there is freedom in any country from the former USSR. Communist ideology is destroying the minds of the citizens. I do not believe that big business will invest in a country with an ambiguous reputation. There are many other countries. But residents of Belarus may be able to freely access cryptocurrencies. believe me or not but there is much more freedom there than you can imagine communist ideology? are you being serious? have a look at the Ukraine-the communist party has been outlawed Latvia,Lithuania,Estonia all of them do not have any of the communist ideology whatsoever Russia-P.Grudinin,the communist party candidate, got 11% of the votes,kinda shows you how popular it is stop listening to the news and try to get information from different sources, ambiguous reputation ,love the high horse approach  business will invest where the capital gets the most profit,so if it is profitable to invest in cryptobusinesses in Belarus,the money will flow Germany,France,Poland hell,even Great Britain are buying russian gas,even if they are crying that the russians are evil at every corner |
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OMG!!! Too many scams here! 1xBet Malina 1XBit ------ Delete this site pls! --- Malina doesnt pay anything! Nobody! yeah he didn't even check the sites in question in Google or badbitcoin.org must have copied the content from a similar bonus website the purpose of his site is to have you signup under his link and deposit,so he could earn some affiliate comission hence no banners or ads on his site as well avoid But still we can remove the affialiates just by deleting the link itself right? Although we clicked from his link, it must have some number then we can directly surf from the original domain rather than through his affiliates. This is prettt easy things to do and that is why it is hard to find some big whale to gamble just by our affiliates And btw for OP welcome bonus, is it worth to use? Because you need to have wagered pretty huge amount just to withdraw your balance some casinos do not allow you to edit the link and attach you through cookies you can just google the name of the casino and use the link without any affiliate but usually you do not lose anything when you sign up through it,it is just the casino will keep the money rather than the site owner or the person who referred you and yeah most of the bonuses are 30-50x wager with many tricky ones that are almost impossible to complete so free cheese+mouse traps=think twice |
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maximum what you can get expect in row on 49.50%(2x payout with 1% HE) is something around +/- 35 There... fixed that for you. Theoretically, the maximum number of losses in a row that you can get is infinite. Given each "roll" is independent from any prior rolls... your chance is still 49.5% every roll. I'm sure there will be someone that will one day break all known "records" and get some ridiculous run of like 50 losses. RNG have "memory" thats why you have near 100% correct "luck" numbers after X bets on X fixed winning chance %. each play percentage has own maximum possibility deviations from the norm. thats why you can't get 100 reds in row on 49.50%, but can get 1500 reds in row on 1% how long time dice game is in industry? 4-5 years? (i dont know) ask yourself why there is no fixed proof about someone who was get 35+ streak on that 2x payout(with 1% HE and trusted site) after that kind of time? because no one had it.i can write every forum, and tell that i was get 60reds in row, and from this moment all will trust that is a "Record"? I even can make screenshot in photoshop, and? its stupid to trust every thing what you can read somewhere  RNG have memory how? every roll is independent,at least if the provably fair implmentation is correct and the game is not rigged theoretically if a million monkeys type on million pc's for infinite time,you can get 100 reds in a row,no problem,the only thing is when also you can get much more than 1500 reds on 1%,I use the rule of 13x thumbs to simplify its 13x your multiplier,starting from 2x to determine the minimum amount of reds you should be able to cover with your bank for a relatively safe martingale p.s. I had 27 reds on 2x,but you won't trust me of course |
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think it was 30k before,not 3k but reducing the fee is a good thing whichever way you look at it sadly,I got suckered in playing Hi-lo and postponed my possible withdrawal to some very distant future but will keep claiming it ,lazily,just to have chances to win the lottery The weekly withdrawal fee was and still is 3k, you can check it now. We're not making the change until next week. It's the minimum withdrawal amount that is 30k. I see,my bad thought 30k was the fee as well as the minimum withdrawal amount any plans to lower the withdrawal amount? since 14 satoshi claims will take around a year to get to a minimum |
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We shall set the auto-withdraw fee to the current slow withdraw fee at the time when payments are made after this Sundays payout.
Although this won't affect me since I disabled auto-withdraw, I greet this decision because it will definitely affect many users positively, especially those who earn from referrals. This will be really great for them to have the transaction fee reduced almost 80 times (from 0.00003000 to 0.00000040 BTC as of now). Also I want to share my joy from rolling this beautiful number right now  think it was 30k before,not 3k but reducing the fee is a good thing whichever way you look at it sadly,I got suckered in playing Hi-lo and postponed my possible withdrawal to some very distant future but will keep claiming it ,lazily,just to have chances to win the lottery |
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OMG!!! Too many scams here! 1xBet Malina 1XBit ------ Delete this site pls! --- Malina doesnt pay anything! Nobody! yeah he didn't even check the sites in question in Google or badbitcoin.org must have copied the content from a similar bonus website the purpose of his site is to have you signup under his link and deposit,so he could earn some affiliate comission hence no banners or ads on his site as well avoid |
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I've never seen Stake or Primedice require documents for large withdraws/wins, have I missed something? I've never played on either site and I'm not familiar with that but this isn't something I would expect them to do.
there is a player in their thread claiming that they hold his 30 bitcoins withdrawal for a couple of weeks now even after he provided them al lthe neccessary KYC documents I'm talking about Primedice here,but Stake is run by the same management so I guess it should be same but the said player has not opened a scam accusation against them,so I would take it with a pinch of salt |
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Amazed at the number of people who do not get the joke.
wait,sir,it is a JOKE??? do you have a picture proving it? |
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But for this we need to completely get rid of the habit of using Fiat.
As long as people don't know what Bitcoin's value is, that will probably never happen. Seriously, how do you even determine what's worth a loaf of bread in satoshis without looking at, or getting stimulated by its fiat value. I have been browsing through various intense discussions regarding the same subject for a long time now, but people still fail to point out how to measure Bitcoin's value completely disconnected from fiat. The closest people have come, which makes sense to a certain degree, is to value each coin based on how much resources it takes to generate one Bitcoin, but that again would point towards fiat, and thus it's not really valid. Another aspect is that each miner based on location and size has a different level of resources to consume when it comes to generating one Bitcoin. Or should we blatantly say that one loaf of bread is worth 1 satoshi? I agree,it requires a 180 degree mind shift to start thinking in bitcoins without converting it into fiat hope there will be days when we ask how many satoshis are 100 dollars but for that to happen adoption has got to be way faster and the goverments not to be in the way of the progress banks,some goverments,businesses are not very keen to accept bitcoins and cryptocurrencies yet but IMHO it is inevitable,so let it happen rather sooner than later |
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sir,amazing mr sir! *invests into top 100 coinmarket coins simultaneously here is some chart I made to describe my investments step by step: *inserts a random picture kudos to theymos,got me going for a second there felt so proud of the extremely high politeness score and then the realisation of what day it was took all the joy (well some of it,haha) away |
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Belarus, a country suffering from a bad reputation with politicians in the West, is now poised to improve its image with western Moscow allies close to Moscow, also called the last dictatorship in Europe, becoming European leader as far as freedom crypto is concerned. Comprehensive regulation, which largely legislates the crypto sector, is now officially in force.
with all the "last dictatorship of Europe" stigma,Belorus has a democratically elected president,no dictatorship there whatsoever it is just another western media fake news if a country and its leader don't suit the west they brand them dictators,war mongers,evil etc. take it with a pinch of salt,will ya Belarus can become the flagship for the cryptocurrency in Europe,if the legislation is supported by the goverment and the business otherwise it could become just an empty declaration,we will monitor the news closely as this is important for both Belarus and Russia and ,probably,to many european countries as well,to serve as a stimulus to adopt same measures |
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overall its a very good step,akin to legalising bitcoin in Japan for Asia
we have to wait and see the imnplementation though
Belarus is not very known for its IT,unlike India,for example but this decision can lead to a boom in both businesses
and home grown talents as more money will be invested into education to fill in the positions to be potentially opened
as for Russia's influence or being behind it-I don't believe this,although Belarus sometimes is a testing ground,but not in this case
besides Lukashenko has been criticising Russia alot lately,for example the great milk debacle when he told his enterpreneurs to look for different markets,other than Russia
following the ban of milk produce from Belarus in Russia starting 31 of March
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These days ICOs are very restricted often excluding residents and citizens of certain countries. In America unless you are an accredited Investor there are many Icos that do not allow participation on both Airdrops as well as sale of tokens. What happens if you hold double citizenship? I do happen to have a Brazilian citizenship but I do reside in America spending 3 months out of the year in Brazil. In this case would it be ok to register to few ICOs using my Brazilian Info? There are few project at the moment that I am interested in, was sad I was not able to join in then this idea suddenly sparked. Figured I would ask the forum for some advice before taking a step further. any advice is truly appreciated.
what matters is your financial residency i.e. where you are working,paying taxes etc. think you will be safe if your financial residency is in Brasil,since there are no ICOs I know that restrict brazilians from participating you should be able to join ICOs no problem if you have your brazilian KYC papers though,even if you work and pay taxes in the US I doubt many ICOs will be tracing your history,but better be safe than sorry if the amount of money you plan to invest is substantial,I say contact a lawyer to be on the safe side |
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this neutral statement had no impact on the price,at least no positive influence for sure I was afraid the statement would be negative and we would see another great price crash didn't happen,now lets see if this is a regular seasonal dip or there are different reasons for the price to go down 100%+ since January in any case,HODLers gona hold,traders gonna trade expect more fun come autumn,meanwhile stay put and do not panic |
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If you truly look at the charts, it show that bitcoin drop always at the start of each year. But it gradually recover over the following months. The recent news about crypto give some people some chance to look into it and invest in crypto so better watch out for the price recover in the following months.
this drop is not seasonal per se it is due to the market going up too fast too soon also due to many factors like rumours about more stringent internet control globally,global markets falling down,risks of war,China banning ICOs,Japan introducing draconian rules for the exchanges etc. one thing is for sure:bitcoin is here to stay and this time last year people would be so happy to have even half of the current price so,yes,it can happen again and we haven't reached the lowest low yet and no,bitcoin is not going to drop to 1-2 k as many nosayers predict |
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Japan is taking it seriously, which is a great way to build a stronger foundation of exchanges, and that's something we definitely need. If I look at how shitty exchanges hold more than $1 billion in value, I just get disappointed.
It shows a weak point in this market that potentially could lead to massive losses if they either take a run, or just let it go down due to their incompetence. On the other hand, people should be more careful too.
Why should you use an exchange that isn't registered and licensed? It makes zero sense, and I learned from that after BTC-E got raided by the authorities. If they got their hand on the user's funds, they would have kept it.
there is a slight difference between being licenced,which is the first prerequisite to operate legally in a country and get the rules changed AFTER you have been licenced and started operating what Japan is doing,its tightening the screws for security or for any other reason-we do not have the inside info but you will agree that any licensed,trusted,big or small exchange can be hacked and lose money regardless of the rules and regulations all the regulations are there to have a somewhat better control of the moneyflow and of your personal data (remember the facebook incident?) was Gox untrusted or unregulated? BTC-E case is very different as it was a blatant robbery by the US authorities,simply because they target russians nowadays whenever they can had nothing to do with the exchanges' security or trust-geopolitics at its worst |
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you should give him some comission indeed the guy is very industrious and this love hate relationship is a symbiosis-he gets his site promoted in your thread (quite shamelessly too,haha) you get regular updates on why you suck(according to him,of course) and get your topic up |
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Binance first,now Mr. Exchange and Tokyo GateWay as well
I hope this is not a trend and Japan is not doing something
that will hurt their image as one of the most friendly to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies country
regulations and security checks are all nice and dandy,but they should not serve as a pretext to stop businesses from operating in the country
Binance experienced it first hand,even if one of the largest exchanges in the world cannot get a break from the goverment,then the goverment is doing something wrong
throwing the child out along with the bath water
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really interesting development of things as Belorus is usually considered to be some sort of a testing ground for Russia
in this regards shall we expect the same sort of regulation come in place there soon?
since there are many contradictory pieces of news coming from there hope the bill will put an end to all the speculations about banning/legalising cryptocurrencies in Belorus and Russia
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https://www.aprecon.com/latestnews/mmm-founder-sergey-mavrodi-dies-of-heart-attack/Sergey Mavrodi, the founder of MMM, a Russian company that perpetrated one of the world’s largest Ponzi schemes of all time, is dead. Sergei Mavrodi, the former deputy of the Russian Duma and one of the most prominent fraudsters in Russia's modern history died at the age of 63. In 2007 Sergei Mavrodi was convicted in a Russian court of defrauding 10,000 investors out of 110 million rubles ($4.3 million). What more can be said about that.  Well, as Latin used to say: De mortuis nihil nisi bonum, but it is hard to say anything good about Sergey Mavrodi he is one of the most successful Ponzi scheme operators in the world's history, was one of the reasons Russians lost billions in the nineties Mavrodi would not stop and started his pyramids in Africa, defrauding many people there, tried China but was not "successful" he even attempted to introduce his own cryptocurrency, Mavro: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mavro/ if you read his articles, he quickly realised that all of the banks are nothing more than the pyramids,but he failed to realise that unlike banks, he didn't have any aircraft carriers,armies and special services to protect his pyramide and died of a heart attack at a bus stop rest in piece |
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