I'm surprised to see that someone wants a zero commission for each of his trades then wants a 10% taken for his profitable trades. It doesn't make sense, someone who's profitable wouldn't mind to pay the fee for those cents of commissions.
Also, this is an exchange that's hard to trust. If it's just heard somewhere else and still not that reputable at all, I'll stick to the exchanges that I'm familiar with and tested already.

Playbetr has ended its long running campaign while moving its participants to Betcoin.

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Neodice has made its first week payment but still has an open slot for its avatar campaign, soon it will be filled.

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Duelbits has an open slot for a Full member.


Edit: It's full again.

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Winz.io has some slots open for all ranks.



Edit: It is now full

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Best change is now full too.

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Looks like some campaigns will have its open slots but will have to wait for the announcement of respective managers.

Not worth it to mine as of the moment. You'll get mostly negative from the profits that you'll make in mining because the electricity consumption is where it's mostly going. If you have a free electricity and it's coming from a renewable source or you've got solar panels then it's still profitable to you. But, if you have no free electricity and you have to pay for it then you better just look for something else where you can earn from your hobby of gaming, like offering yourself to play with some people who are looking for a duo or lonely folks that don't have friends.

That's a good approach, don't let someone affect your betting strategy. If you're betting, do it wholly on your own and don't be influenced by the celebrities.
These celebs don't mind betting a lot and losing it on an instant because they've got a lot of money to bet with and somehow it could just be a promo from the casino that they're partnered with.
Don't be too careless when it's come to your betting needs and as well as being a fan boy of a celebrity.

I guess she's that just thankful and grateful that she's been pursued by that guy to receive bitcoin. Well, even me, if someone has pushed me for something that I have no idea at all and it ended up very well and profitable. I'd be grateful to that person and would do something to his favor in return.

I've watched it many times and calculated based on the information that she has mentioned and it seems really factual at all and I've obliged and believed that the story is true. And not just sort of content creator things just to push for some contents to upload on her channel. As for the follow up about her selling it, maybe she should make a video about what she did then next.

No idea but hopefully she's still holding it or if she sold then hopefully that it was on $60k and up.

We all have no idea but with that experience she's got. I'm sure that she's definitely open to things about bitcoin or if another donator would ask her to receive bitcoin and possibly any other top altcoins.

Yeah, she's totally in luck with how long she has held that bitcoin given to her. And to know that we're aware that many folks were not able to recover their bitcoin from the past, she's one of the few that managed to successfully sell it at ATH.

She's not poor, she's making free paintings to her audiences and then the bitcoiner guy offered her to receive a donation in the form of bitcoin worth $50 = 1 BTC and she obliged and even studied and taught by that guy on how to make a wallet and stuff if it's real money.

We all want to see other people holding bitcoin for so long. While hopefully, we're also applying that desire to ourselves that we should hold until the price of bitcoin exceeds that expectation that we've been waiting for.

Well, too many stories we knew that they've forgotten their private keys or seeds.

She's a woman though. She's been appreciated by that guy because the logo she made was also great then so she deserve it. If we're going to think of it right now and recognize it as a bought painting, well, she just sold it for $39k at the time when that video was uploaded.

I couldn't agree more.
It's true that in investing, be it bitcoin or any other investments, patience is a must and this woman didn't even thought that she's patient enough to look at it back afrer several years has passed.

It's the main base for us since we've been here and we know how important bitcoin to us. But to some investors that wants to diversify their investments, they'll not going to all in for bitcoin.
They'd go for traditional investing assets and diversification is what they do. I've seen people that don't like to invest in bitcoin and they're telling they want to play on the safer side which is to go for the usual investments, not crypto.

It's no brainer for me that I'll stop and will just have to secure the profit and enjoy it and go back to zero again after spending those winnings that I've got. It's better to enjoy and have fun with it rather than feeling sorry and sad of losing it back to the casino when you're able to spend it back then.

That's also what I have been noticing with people using that verse, they're forgetting about the keyword there, "love".

That's true, majority of the people that have started to invest in bitcoin is because of its volatility. Without, many will choose another investment where they can have that opportunity to see the rise of it and make their investment appreciate overtime.

There are some that likes it to be stable but when they say that, they've bought at the bottom and want it to see stable at an ATH price so that's still a win for them.

Yeah, he can just prepare the Ethereum just for the fee if ever he wants to transfers. That's all he need to have so that he can transfer and sell it immediately if he want it too.
He doesn't have to rush if there's no immediate need for him to sell that. But if the circumstance permits it and he truly needs it, then he can just buy on those usual exchanges that we used to have.

I've been following the strategy of rich folks and I've got one mistake of not having cash ready as this event isn't anticipated by me. Most of my investments are in cryptocurrencies and I've got not that much cash at all. Because if I've got, even if there's an inflation, it's the best time to buy other traditional assets for which some are starting to depreciate due to it.

That's the other side that I can see if you've got cash ready, you're prepared to buy assets like real estates which can be used later for passive income through rental.

Buy it on some swap exchanges like fixedfloat.

As I've said, it can also be from swap exchanges that you won't have to trade that much. But if you have ETH on your Coinbase account then send it to your Ledger.

If  you need the money then transfer and sell it but if not, let it sit there for a while.

Undeniably, wagering contest is still a clicking strategy for a dice site if they want to gain attention from the masses. Whether the prize is just a few hundreds to thousand of bucks, that won't matter as long as it is a competition and there's an awaiting prize for the winner.
People will come to join and compete for that prize for sure. Because I've seen a wagering competition with a thousands in prize and it's surprising to see those competitors with how much they've wagered.

I know him and also followed him on his YouTube channel but I've just found that video of it too late. He's one of those that have been doing things on his own of promoting bitcoin but most likely only a few listened to his advices. Just like what he has been telling before, if people will do the same thing as what they've done before, there's still space that they can make money on it in the future.

Well, she's indebted to that guy because he insisted that she has to learn about the basics of accepting bitcoin since he's appreciating his artworks and even asked to make a bitcoin logo. It's going to be a different story if she has forgotten his login credentials for her account that contains bitcoin.

I guess that after or before posting the video, she's got some enough knowledge already on how to keep it properly and how to avoid hackers that might randomly approach her about the bitcoin she has received years ago.

We're unnoticingly doing the same thing by just simply holding although we don't intend to forget it. :p

There could be some other guys that have been doing the same thing as davincij and the same experience that hasn't been published yet just as Ali's.

Well, let's don't have that mindset that employees are slaves. We all know that fact that they're working for a company or employer and for the others that are not on their situations might say that it's the modern slavery. Yes, you're self employed and that's good on you but not everyone can be on that situation. Although just as you've said that it requires patience and some that would like to be in that shoe will have to endure many things because going up to that point. Working remotely has been one of the best features for employees as they can be at their homes while working at their own comfort.

There are still some that are considerate with their players but it's only for those that gamble with a very few amount. They don't mind to ask those players because they're not big time gamblers so they allow them to gamble freely without even asked for their identities.
However, it's true that most of them these days are asking for kyc and they're mandated to do that even if they don't want to by the regulators where they're registered.

IIRC, Jamie Dimon has said that in 2018 and then eventually changed it into likely a bitcoin lover but again there's another change. It's not a problem actually.
It's much better that we're seeing people who have bashed bitcoin and then eventually became one of us and started to buy and not just for themselves but for the company that they own.
It can also be a strategy for them to give fear to the market so that there will be a massive sell out for which will be used by them as an opportunity to buy more.

Aside from the threads and links given to you OP. The pinned post on the Services about signature campaign guidelines is very helpful. Whether you want to join as a signature campaign participant or trying to become a manager or someone who wants to run his campaign through a hired manager. It's all detailed and will help you to understand how to be good at any of it.
Link: Signature Campaign Guidelines (read this before starting or joining a campaign)

I'll agree to split the prize if the other winner is suggesting that. Well, it should be a mutual agreement and it's better to be happy with other people if you're both eligible with the prize than to reroll it and might just lose it.
The mindset that I have is to share it and be happy together because the risk isn't gone if I reroll it and that prize even if it's the half share, it could be wasted and opportunity might be gone and both of us will just lose it.

Well, the rich are making more money during the higher inflation or crisis because they've got a lot of stack of cash to buy those assets that are falling because of it.
And on the next recovery, that's where they're being rewarded when things have come back to normal and recovered very well. So, let's just say those incredibly rich are the ones that's making a lot and almost not affected and the rich that are down to their level are also affected but not a lot and far from the poor to average earning people.

Well, Elon shills for meme coins but can't even accept it. If majority of his followers will see that pattern, they should get enough of him.
He's all for the hype and he understands his influence that can bring to the market but if it's about showing his balls of accepting dogecoin for selling his Tesla's as an example, he can't do that.
We will see that but it seems that he understands that the market is in bear and even if he tries to Tweet, that will have bare effect on its price.