Centralized cryptocurrency exchanges are going to do the exact same thing,because they will be forced by the crypto regulations.
Perhaps the crypto users will dump all centralized exchanges and focus on peer-to-peer transactions,decentralized exchanges and using privacy coins.
Banks will most likely never die.They might become obsolete at some point in the distant future,but I'm sure that they will continue to exist in the next decades or even centuries.
Who is going to give out loans,when there are no banks?What will replace the loan system?Cryptocurrency loans aren't that good,due to the price volatility and high interest rates.
Life wasn't "normal" before 2001.It depends of which part of the world were you living back then.
Life was really shitty in Eastern Europe during the 90s.

Let's assume that the OP isn't a scammer and he wants to build a legit gambling business.
I guess that he is open for criticism and wants to improve his crypto casino.
I won't repeat what other forum members have written about the website design and lack of ToS,FAQ and a gambling license.This is obvious.
I want to talk about the domain name.Stardust23.com is a pretty random domain name for a crypto casino.
It's just too generic.
It seems that OP just wanted to find and buy the cheapest domain name out there.
It seems pretty clear to me that OP doesn't have a budget to start and grow this business.
How the hell can you compete with all the big casinos,that already have big advertising budgets?

European countries have nothing against Bitcoin.Some of them are against crypto mining,because:
1.Crypto mining isn't "green" enough.
2.Crypto mining uses a lot of energy and there was an energy crisis in Europe.The energy prices are too high,because the wind and solar power facilities don't produce enough energy and the natural gas prices went thru the roof(due to shortage). A lot of the electricity production in Europe is based on burning natural gas.
A possible crypto mining ban in the EU won't affect crypto mining,because the vast majority of the crypto miners are located outside the European Union.
OP,you should stop with the conspiracy theories.Nobody in Europe is trying to stop Bitcoin.

Nope.More like 70K,but there will be a price correction after that.100K should be expected in the next years,unless the global "powers that be" decide to ban Bitcoin for some reason.
Now is the time to relax and enjoy the bull run.
I really hope that Elon Musk will shut up and decide not to troll over Bitcoin,like he did during the spring.
China is no longer a FUD factor,so there's nothing to expect from the Chinese Communist Party or the People's Bank of China.
I also hope that the Biden administration and the Federal Reserve won't cause any FUD,at least until the end of this year.

Why are you asking this,as if there's a real choice between getting a job and building a business?
Those are two different things.
Do you have any capital to start a business?Can you even start a business with zero capital?
If the answer is NO,then job is your only option.
Having a business means way more responsibilities than having a job,because you are responsible for your employees getting paid.You are also responsible for your customers and delivering what you have promised to them.
Being a businessman requires more energy,better social skills,negotiation skills,building connections,discipline,persistence(when your business isn't getting any profits).
This cannot be compared to having a 9/5 job and executing orders.

Welcome to the forum.
This looks like a very ambitious project.
Your referral program seems very generous.15EUR per acquired referral is a lot.What are the terms of referral program?I'm sure that the referral will have to deposit money/coins and play for awhile,in order for the affiliate to get any commission.I'm I right?
The amount of games that your casino offers seems pretty impressive.
The "no-wager-bonus" looks very impressive as well.Are you sure that the players won't use your casino only to exploit the bonus system?Bonuses must come with some strings attached and some requirements.
You can't just give without demanding something in return.Otherwise,it sounds too good to be true.
Good luck with this project,OP.

What do you mean by "The scammers bought bitcoins from her account and sent her bank account to hell. She was forced to change bank accounts."?
Does she voluntarily let the scammers to buy Bitcoins by using her bank account or she sent them fiat money?Was her bank account hacked?This is confusing.
So you way that she(or the scammers) used fiat money to buy Bitcoin.
There's hope in this case,because there's a possibility that the initial bank transaction can be refunded.
Banks are usually slow at processing such chargeback cases,but they usually decide the case in favor of their customers.
Bitcoin chargeback companies do not exist,because Bitcoin transactions cannot be refunded.
This "crypto chargeback company" in New Jersey is a joke.

 

I still cringe,when I see news about some celebrity getting paid in Bitcoin.I don't know why do I have to cringe.
Maybe I will have to get used to news like these.
Bitcoin is no "magic internet money" anymore.Bitcoin should be treated with respect,like any serious financial asset.
Joe Rogan is a pretty cool guy,but I kinda lost interest for his podcast.Currently,most of his guests aren't that interesting to me.
There's a possibility that he was joking about getting paid in BTC.He was a standup comedian after all.
I know about another former standup comedian having Bitcoins and trading crypto-Chris D'elia.

Shiba is a meme coin.Dogecoin is a meme coin as well.
The big joke is that those meme coins have real value on the market.
Elon Musk is a type of guy,who would accept meme coins for his Tesla cars.He wants to prove a point.
Is doesn't matter how ridiculous a financial asset looks like,as long as the people believe in the asset(or the expected future price),the asset will have value on the market.This is basically finance for the fools.
All the "sheep" on the financial market think that a centralized meme coin has value,only because a guy like Elon Musk recommends that coin.This is a joke.

The most qualified people usually work in the private sector.The inflation doesn't matter that much.
I don't know about the qualification of the people working in the US public services,but I'm sure that there will be more money printing,which will help for raising the salaries of public services workers in the US,so that their purchasing power doesn't deteriorate due to the inflation.
Public service workers are usually underpaid in most countries in the world,including my country.
This is bad,because teachers,doctors and policemen are actually really important for the economy of every country.The private sector cannot become effective,if the public sector isn't effective.

Matches like this one are only for entertainment purposes.
An old boxer versus an amateur,who is more famous as a youtube celebrity,rather than a serious boxer.
This isn't real boxing.This is just a show.
Assuming that the match won't be made up and the two fighters are going to fight for real,I think that Mike Tyson is too old and Logan Paul will win,even though Logan Paul sucks.


Yep,Mike Tyson is doing it for the money,so as every other boxer,even the young professional boxers.
I don't know about any boxer,who would want to fight for free.Boxing can be a dangerous sport,that can potentially cause severe injuries.Boxers have to get paid properly.

In theory,a country can regulate Bitcoin only if all BTC mining facilities get taken under the control by the government of that country.If the government(for example the US government) can control all the nodes of Bitcoin,then Bitcoin can be controlled by that country.However,this is just a theory and it can never happen in reality,because there's no point for a government to start mining a cryptocurrency.The governments have central banks and they can print their own money(or create their own CBDCs).
Bitcoin transactions cannot get regulated,because no centralized authority can decide which transaction should be approved and which one should be declined.

I assume that you want to use some kind of middleman,who will run the Google/Bing Ads accounts for you.
Using a middle man increases the risk of being scammed.You must seek for someone extremely trusted and reputable.
I'm confused.Why can't you just sell your crypto for fiat,get a debit card and use it to buy Google Ads?
Is this so difficult for you?


AFAIK,paid ads in search results cannot be blocked by an adblocker.Adblockers work only for banner ads on websites(like Google Adsense ads).However,I might be wrong about this.
Google isn't completely unable to track and block malicious links in their Ads.Actually they are pretty good at this and their rules about landing pages are pretty strict.That's why Google makes billions of dollars every year,by selling ads.If the people didn't trust their ads,they would never click on them and Google wouldn't make any money.Most of their ads are pay-per-click(PPC).

The JP Morgan guys are acting as "attention whores". Their analysis and BTC predictions are a joke.
They are just trying to get more attention to themselves at this point.I don't know why.Maybe this is some kind of "smoke and mirrors" distraction move,with the sole purpose of getting more eyeballs focused on JP Morgan,while they are working on some hidden agenda.Maybe they want to pump the BTC price even more,by publishing extremely bullish price speculations.
What's the point of making a 73K USD price prediction and then revising that price prediction to 146K USD?
It seems that the first price prediction was completely wrong and guy,who made it must be fired.
I guess that the forum will be filled with more news about JP Morgan in the upcoming weeks.Most of these news will be plain and simple clickbait with no value.
 

The Glass-Steagall federal law was a wrong move by the FDR administration and many economists have pointed out that this law actually slowed down the recovery of the US economy from the Great Depression.
Comparing crypto regulation to the Glass-Steagall federal law is plain stupid.
I'm not convinced that more regulation will reduce the number of scams in the crypto industry.
Having more crypto regulation would only make things harder for all the cryptocurrency related businesses.
We need better regulation,not more regulation.

I've searched Google for the term "independent dicing" and the results are very confusing.
There's something about "independent dicing systems" on the website semiconductor-today.com,but I don't want to visit that website,because it looks suspicious.
OP,you should elaborate more on the topic and post the link to the article about this subject.
Dicing as a word has a double meaning.It can refer to the process of playing dice games,but it also means a culinary knife,that is being used to cut vegetables,meat,fish and fruits.That's why Google is sending confusing results,when I type the term "dicing".

If the USA treats cryptocurrencies as fiat,gold or any other financial assets,that's a good thing.
Reporting financial transfers bigger than 10K USD isn't such a big deal,unless the sender and the receiver have something to hide.If we want crypto to become fully legal,then we have to sacrifice all privacy and become fully transparent.If you want privacy,then use Monero and stay in the darkweb.
Crypto miners and developers cannot be treated as "brokers",because they don't fall under the legal description of being brokers.If there's such mistake in the "infrastructure bill" then somebody will fix it sooner or later.There are Bitcoin/crypto supporters in the US congress,they will have to step in.
The current Bitcoin price is 65K USD,so nobody is panicking due to this unsuccessful FUD attempt.

Are you talking about long term investing(like buying and hodling BTC) or you are talking about day trading?
Let's assume that you talk about day trading.Starting with little capital won't do the work.
Be prepared to lose money at the beginning.Actually most traders lose all their capital in their first months of trading.Be ready to commit and be ready to lose a lot,before you start making any profits.Be ready to lose even the profits,that you have made from day trading.
Making long term investments with little capital requires lots of patience,because your profits will be very low.I'm not talking about buying a shitcoin and waiting for the price to gain 86,000%. This is not long term investing.The risk/reward ratio in long term investing is usually pretty low.

I'm not a "HODL until you die." type of Bitcoiner,so yes.I would sell some of my BTC,but only if the price starts dropping severely.I'm not obsessed by a 100K Bitcoin price by December.I don't expect this price to happen in 2021.If the current price drops below 60K,then there's no point for me to HODL.I would sell and I would wait for the bearish market to hit the bottom,so we could all buy cheaper Bitcoins.
I know that may actions would qualify as panic selling,but I don't care.This is just a rational decision.
A 100K USD Bitcoin price is not a magical number and December is not a special month for Bitcoin.
I simply don't get emotionally attached to numbers and months.

Being an entrepreneur or self-employed isn't for everyone.It requires a lot more effort and hard work.
Most of the people simply aren't born to be entrepreneurs.
All the "education is a scam,9/5 jobs are for the losers,it's cool to have no boss and be your own boss" type of propaganda is shared mostly by fake "online gurus",who want you to buy their expensive shitty online courses.I'm sick of all the "working online is cool,having a normal job sucks" BS.
Working online is as hard as working offline.
We all know that the education system is far away from being perfect,but you can't succeed in life without proper education.The things mentioned in your list cannot be learned in a couple of months without proper education.
I know that the future is unpredictable and we have to adapt,but do you think that all the people on the planet can become blockchain experts,programmers,developers,freelancers,web designers,affiliate marketers,copywriters,etc.?